Edimax BR-6104 Broadband Router. One 10/100M WAN Port and 4 10/100M LAN port. "fine isp website" Questions

...fine. My isp is using pppoa w/ vc/mux. With their modem I can log on just fine, but I don't want to spend a hundred dollars when I already have a modem. I have tried everything I know but need a ...

...fine. Any thoughts? Regards, KP Your ISP has specific requirements for connecting a router to their equipment. For some the default router settings connect successfully. Some Telcos require PPPoE ...

...fine. It all came down to transparent proxying, but it took a while to find out. If this helps you, please drop a note to let me know, otherwise I feel like I'm writing for the web-bots. Basically, ...

...fine, ISP fine, no internet via LAN connection though. Hi all Lost my internet browsing function on main PC and am fishing for any suggestions to get it back pls. Netgear DG834G wireless modem router ...

...fine. However after I reset the router I cannot get onto the internet and I ran a diagnostic and it came up with a DNS problem. All the settings are as they were before I reset it, but I am not clear ...

fine, just that from time to time, the router doesn-t get the right DNS, it puts something close to it, put not right, and i can-t view any website, just ip-s ( like google-s : http://72.14.221.104/ )

...ISP gave me the d-link 6740u for my house. Wi-Fi is working like a charm (30MB and everything) but all the computers that are connected to the router via an ethernet cable aren't working, I ...

...fine. What is wrong with this stupid router? I would check the following: 1.- Is the unit receiving adequate ventilation? Make sure that the ventilation strips are not blocked. I had a Zoom Broadband ...

...fine. You will need to connect the computer to the router and the modem to the router. open the set up page of the router and change the settings of the router according to the ISP. Click Here for ...

...ISP , everything works fine. When connected via wireless open a command box and type "ipconfig /all" and note the DNS settings assigned to your laptop. Then do the same with the wired connection. If ...