SMC Barricade 7004 Router - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

To access the application, you can open up the ports specific to the application in the special application, which is present in the router management screen as follows: 1. Open your web browser, type in the router's IP address (standard: 'http://192.168.2.1') and press enter. 2. Click on Login, Advanced Setup, NAT, Special Application. 3. Enter the port details and enable it as follows: Trigger Port Trigger Type Public Port Public Type Enabled 3724 TCP 3724 TCP Y 6112 TCP 6112 TCP Y 6881 TCP 6881-6999 TCP Y * The port numbers given are just an example. You need to open the ports depending on the application you are using and should get the information from the application provider.

You need to forward the ports used by the application to the server running the application in the Virtual Server, which is present in the router's management screen, as follows. 1. Open your web browser, type in the router's IP address (standard: 'http://192.168.2.1') and press enter. 2. Click on Login, Advanced Setup, NAT, Virtual Server. 3. Enter the port details and enable it as follows: Private IP Private Port Type Public Port 192.168.2.x xxx TCP xxx 192.168.2.x xxx UDP xxx

To Reduce the link speed of your adapter to 10 half duplex, click Start | Control Panel | System | Device Manager | Network Adapters -> your NIC card properties ->Advanced Tab -> Link Speed = 10mbps half duplex.

* Open the Internet Explorer -> Tools menu | Internet Options -> Connections tab -> make sure 'never dial a connection' is selected. * Click on LAN settings and make sure nothing is checked. * Click on General Tab and remove the entire temp files, cookies, history and try out the IP address once again.

Uninstall and/or disable all proxy software (i.e., Internet Connection Sharing), firewall software (i.e., Norton Internet Security, Black ice, McAfee Antivirus, Zone Alarm) and also disable the built-in windows XP firewall in the PC's connected to the router.

* Check for restrictive Firewall settings. * Clear the cache of your web browser. * Try with a different web browser (e.g. Mozilla Firefox, Opera) * Try to access the router from a different computer.

In the routers web interface -> Click on login (password would be either blank or smcadmin) -> Advanced setup -> WAN -> PPPoE -> Enter the following values: * Type in the Username and the password provided by your ISP. * Set MTU = 1440. * Set maximum idle time to zero. * Save the settings.

Open a new browser window and in the address bar type in 'http://192.168.2.1' or 'http://192.168.2.1:80' or 'http://192.168.2.1:88' and press enter.

In the routers web interface, click on login (password would be either blank or smcadmin) -> Advanced setup -> click on WAN -> Dynamic IP address -> click on clone MAC address and save the settings.

The command to ping the router is ping 192.168.2.1. Both are to be executed from a command prompt.

What should be the IP address of the computers connected to the router?The IP address has to be 192.168.2.xx and the command to find out the IP address is ipconfig (Start -> Run -> "cmd" [enter] -> "ipconfig" [enter]).

You realize people reading this have no idea what this mumbo-jumbo means. Brett has no idea and he is the master of all masters in lateral thinking! 'make model (what it is)', plus a detailed description of the issue!

SMC Networks serves up networking equipment, with or without wires. The company makes wireless local area network (LAN) devices designed for use in homes and businesses.

There suppose to be a reset button on it mainly on the back of it

different USB port. There are usually 3 or 4 of them. If you can, format the USB drive (if you have nothing on it or already have copies of what is on it). It will take 10 seconds, but will wipe all data. It should be recognized then.

look for a windows xp driver file on the included program compact disc that may need to be installed before you use the included program.

Call your ISP and have them approve the new device.

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This is a switch not a router. You can find your answer here to reset the settings via a serial port. rescue Password reset on SMC TigerSwitch 8624T

The question doesn't make sense but I'll assume you mean, How fast is it. It's set by the IEEE standards. IEEE802.11 Look for eg. 802.11n The letter at the end will give you an idea of it's speed. N is current standard AC is the most up to date a & b are old standards See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11 Cheers Trevor