My D-Link will not connect. I can hook up direct and I have no problems

tried to hooked up the LAN cable directly to the modem bypass the router if you can get an internet access there.

It means that your heater circuit is open(cut) and usually the thermal(a fuseble link)link is open.Replace the link.The whole circuit is directly connected to the heater line(series connection) so if a line is cut off the line for the blower is cutoff too.

http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/nxe/kb.aspx?id=958431&lcid=1033&category=xboxlive

Here is a link to x box,hope this is helpful

Fiend your solution direct from nintendo. Here is your solution....
http://www.nintendo.com/wiiconsole/prob676ijt65/solution

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Maybe.

get Network Magic to help you look at the internals of this router.

Free download and eval period. They will eventually want $ and/but it is worth the investment

From what little research I did it does not look like you can connect and Ipod without extra gear. Here is a link to some of the accessories that you can hook up to it:
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113MP228/Kenwood-KDC-MP228.html?tp=5684&tab=other_items

If It was me, I would just spend the money on a stereo with a usb port. Then you can connect your Ipod directly to the cd player and operate your Ipod playlist with the cd player itself. Plug it in throw your Ipod in a cubby hole and use the cd player.

first unhook router and hook up pc directly yo modem and type in 191.168.1.254 and goto config tab and see is modem is ppoe or bridge to ethernet needs to be ppoe second go back into setup on router and do a manually config and tell you have a dynamic dns and finish setup process i had the same problem with att internet and att had me setting it up wrong
THESE ARE DSL INSTRUCTIONS

Sounds like you need to 'copy' the mac address of the computer it was orginally hooked to before and put it into the router. Some routers have an option to do this in the settings menu of the router with one click.

for a direct link to work you need to use a "crossover" lan cable. you can find these by going to your local circuit city or other electronics store. try using the router with the cables from each 360 hooked into lan ports 1 and 2 on the router. try it in the same room if possible. when i had a lan party i had to turn off the wireless radio of my DI-624+ wireless radio to solve the problem of the router dropping the connection.

also, be sure that both 360's network settings are either set to automatic for direct link, or have static IP (192.168.0.56 and 192.168.0.58 for example) and the correct DNS addresses (4.2.2.2 primary/4.2.2.3 secondary for d-link routers). the DNS of your specific router can be found by calling customer support for your router and asking for it.

Hi, If I may assume, currently the modem is connected directly to the back of the tower (PC) by a lan cable. To connect the AP/Router, remove the LAN cable from the back of the PC and connect it to the WAN input of the router. With another LAN cable, connect one of the 4 ports of the router to the LAN card of the PC. Go to the router's Web Configuration Utility and make sure Wireless, SSID, broadcast and DHCP is enabled. For the moment, WEP, WPA and MAC Filter off. See if you can connect you XBox 360. Hope this be of help/idea to you. Good luck and post back should you need additional information. Kind regards.