20 Most Recent D-Link DI-604 4-Port Cable/DSL Router (DI-604) Broadband (di-604 (dont quote)) Bridge - Page 4 Questions & Answers

From D-Link UK:

http://www.dlink.co.uk/?go=jN7uAYLx/oIJaWVdDbgYU93ygJVYLelXSNvhLPG3yV3oWIx6kP98f8p8Nqtg7CtsRWm5kCVP6MxYR4672a72bx9T4bfcYpH2TJDtqjAHgo0eXqtLbJyq6gHf/y6CJI6Ib6w48B9758gD/zkfKti8nGTygCdbum2k

Your router is obviously a revison Fx.

Also from D-Link Russia:

ftp://ftp.dlink.ru/pub/Router/DI-604/Firmware/Rev.Fx.Ex/DualAccess/604_704P_707P_321RU.zip

Says it's for revision Fx and has a higher release number than the UK version.

1) Your Network or DSL router may have bad or missing information. Powercycle your router and/or rebuild the configuration in your router.
2) Double-check your cabling to the computer. Make sure you have the correct type of cabling, straight-through CAT 5 or possibly a crossover cable and try another cable or test the cable to make sure its working properly.
3) Check your network card to make sure its configured correctly and working properly. Many times setting the network card to 10Mbps/Full Duplex will solve this issue. To do this, open Control Panel, System, Device Manager. Go to the properties of the Network card, click on the Advanced tab and find the Link Speed and Duplex section. Change it from Auto Detect to 10Mbps/Full Duplex.
4) Check and test your firewall. Your firewall, especially if its a software firewall like ZoneAlarm, Black Ice, Norton Firewall or something else could be blocking the connection. Disable your firewall and test the connection. You may have to resolve the problem by even uninstalling and reinstalling the firewall.
5) Check your IP address assignments and workgroup settings in the computer for accuracy. Statically assign IPs to the computers in your network.
6) Reset your TCP/IP stack by downloading and running WinsockXPFix.exe a Visual Basic program designed to fix corrupted TCP/IP issues, host file problems and a variety of other connectivity issues.

There is a reset known as a 30/30/30 reset. Hold reset with power on for 30secs, unplug power while still holding reset for 30 secs, plug power in while holding reset for 30 seconds more and release, wait 30 secs or more for reboot. This should put it back to factory defaults regardless of brand. Set your IP manually on the PC to be 192.168.0.2 Open your web browser and type in the IP address of the router (192.168.0.1 by default). Enter the username (admin) and password (blank by default), and then click Ok or Log In

Check this out, I think you need to set this up correctly.
http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=1006&question=DI-624_revE%20/%20DI-624_revD%20/%20DI-724GU%20/%20DI-724U%20/%20DI-604%20/%20DI-614+%20/%20DI-754%20/%20DI-764%20/%20DI514%20/%20DI-524%20/%20DI-514_revC%20/%20DI-604_revE%20/%20DI-614+_revB%20/%20DI-774%20/%20DI-774_revB%20/%20DI-624%20/%20DI-624_revB%20/%20DI-624_revC%20/%20DI-624S%20/%20VDI-604%20/%20VDI-624

It can be translated easily enough, ask a question, even in French!

The 192.168.0.1 was probably changed when it was first set up. To return it to default settings take a paper clip and insert it in the reset hole in the back of the router.

Give it a few moments to reboot and the 192.168.0.1 address should work.

Start with the simplest answer first so make sure the laptop's WiFi is turned on. If you have set the router to provide a closed network your laptop will not see it automatically and you will need to enter the WiFi network settings in network setup. if you are using Windows click start, click control panel and click network, on the left hand sidebar you will see "Setup a Small or Home Office Network", follow the wizard and you should be able to get connected. If you are using Mac OS X click the Airport icon on your menu bar, click "other network" and enter the SSID, select the encryption type and enter the network key (password). Lastly make sure that if you have chosen to use an access control list you have entered and allowed your laptop's MAC address in the list before trying to connect.

The cable must be of parrallel type......(not cross)... connecting router and the modem or PC...

Most likely dead port. Probably one of the metal connectors broke, or something internally will be not allowing it to connect or is fried.

Truth is there could be plenty of problems. Though judging with this, I would say its broken.

Hi Goldy,

The 604 should setup easily. Make sure you have it set to automatically get IP if you are using Cable, and for PPPOE if you are using DSL.
Once you have it setup. Shut down everything. Plug in the modem, wait 2 min. This allows the modem to get the info it needs from your ISP. Then bootup the 604. Wait 2 min, for it to get the info it needs from the modem, then boot up your computers.
Got to start>run and type in CMD. In the black box that opens, type in IPCONFIG. Your IP listed should be 192.168.x.x. THe X's can be any number from 1 to 253. If the IP is 169.xxx.x.x, you are not getting data from the 604. Check your firewalls, expecially if you are using a third party one, like Norton.

Good luck!

your computer has been set up to be the PPPoE account holder for the modem. if you have a router, you will need to configure the router to login to the ISP account using the PPPoE information so that your router is the account holder for the modem, then you will be able attach multiple computers to the internet using the router.

i connected with DI 604 since then i can not view the photos on my friendster account

cannot view photos from my friendster account

You can connect many computers to a network with switches, (or hubs if you want an even cheaper option) but in order to connect to the internet there will need to be a router (or modem) to connect to your ISP.

anything else?

D-Link's default login should be "admin" and the default password "password". Try logging in with that.

Log into the router and go to the configuration page for your WAN port. Change the connection type to static ip.

I have no success disabling the DHCP server. For me at lease, this will not work

The PASSWORD is ADMIN
Aloha
Bob

What you have done is fine. "Integer" means that you have to input a number between 1 and 65535 as the public and private port.

D-Link have specified that it must be an integer because some other firewall products from other manufacturers also accept service names such as "ping", "pop3", "ntp", etc.

I had a same problem a couple of years ago with a DLink router and upgrading the firmware solved it.

The Philippines are covered by DLink's Australian office.
http://www.dlink.com.au. Look in the Support section, you will find the latest firmware and instructions on how to upgrade it.

If you don't find what you are looking for on their tech support web site, you will at least be able to contact them from there.