I have a belkin 600db that worked fine for three years connected to dodo then changed address and couldn't connect the belkin to dodo. A d-link wireless adsl router connects ok everytime. I have spoken to belkin about the 600db and they couldn't find the problem and unfortunately I have lost the receipt to return it. I just purchased an AC1800 belkin and connected it for two days via the d-link and it was working fine with over 8 devices connected. For some reason it will not link up so I bought a belkin N300 modem router and this will not connect to the internet at all with all the passwords correct and several resets. Is it possible that dodo internet doesn't recognize Belkin anymore?

The printer's IP address most likely needs to be changed.
Check the Belkin's IP address range (it maybe 192.168.2.***) and configure the printer's IP address accordingly.

connect your computer to netgear modem alone and check for the ip address in the computer
(make sure that you have selected "assign ip automatically" in computer)...
to open command prompt type "cmd" and hit enter in run box...
then you can check ip address by typing "ipconfig" in command prompt...
make a note of IP adress or ipV4 address found under the heading "ethernet adapter local area connection"
it might be 192.168.X.X
now connect only the belkinrouter and check for the ip address using the same steps above...
it might be 192.168.2.X
make a note of that...
now compare both the ip addresses if they both have the same value in first three places...that is
192.168.2.... or something like 192.168.1.... or 192.168.0.... then you are facing with double NAT issue...
all that you need to do for that is to change the ip address of belkin router...
if it is 192.168.2.1 change into something like 192.168.15.1...the issue will get resolved....if not you can reset the belkin
router by pressing and holding the reset button for 30 seconds using a toothpick when the power is turned on...

Open RSP By typing 192.168.2.1 on the address bar of the internet Explorer

On the Left side Click on WiFi Protected Setup ( If its v 5000)

Leave the password blank and click submit

Disable it and click apply changes

It May Work

Log into the Belkin router and make sure that the DHCP services are running. If it is, and you still are not getting addresses, perform a factory reset of the router. There is a link in the web management console to do this.

I would connect it to the router using a lan cable to verify that it will get a IP address and connect to the internet. Write down the IP information and make a static wireless connection with that info. It should work hardwired and wirelessly with this info. If it doesn't work wirelessly you may have a bad wireless card or you may find that their is already conflicting static IP info in the connection that has to be removed. Make sure that on your internet protocol (TCP/IP) properties that you have selected "Obtain an IP address automatically" and Obtain DNS server address automatically". Clear any settings that you may see there.

Here are few things that you can try:

1. update the firmware on the router/modem

2. Open ports on the router/modem for P2P

Some routers start handing out DHCP wireless IP's at 192.168.2.100. Try setting the upper limit at .110. If the router is found in a site survey (view wireless networks) but cannot connect, the limitation would be why.

Hi charisa12, before losing your temper pl delete the driver for wireless adapter and try to reload the OEM driver if possible, it may work fine.

First make sure that you have a valid connection to the router and that you have a valid IP address.

(note: for a wired connection you should have a link light on the numbered port of the router to which your computer is connected. You should have an IP address in the range 192.168.2.x. To check your IP address, click on Start, Run and type in command. Click OK. Now type in ipconfig and hit enter. Your IP address will be listed.)


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Open a Web Browser
1. In the address bar type http://192.168.2.1
2. Click on Intial Setup
3. Select PPPOE and click Select
4. Type in your username that was assigned to you by your ISP *
5. Type in your password that was assigned to you by your ISP twice
6. Leave Service Name blank
7. Click on Enter
8. Click on Status in the left hand column
9. It should now show Cable / DSL Connected under the Internet column

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Open a Web Browser

1. In the address bar type http://192.168.2.1
2. Click on Connection Type in the left hand column under Internet WAN heading
3. Enter your password if any and click Submit
4. Click on PPPOE and then click on Next
5. Type in your username that was assigned to you by your ISP *
6. Type in your password that was assigned to you by your ISP twice
7. Leave Service Name blank
8. Click on Apply Changes
9. Click on the Home link at the top of the screen
10. It should now show Connected as the Internet Status at the top right hand corner of the web page

Your cloning the mac address - thats the problem. It should use it's own mac address to connect to the modem. You need to power down the modem, then repower after a minute or so to let it connect to the new mac address. The problem you are seeing is due to network collisions betweenj the desktop and the router with the modem.