The system can not ping across the wireles bridge..what could be the problem?

This cryptic microsoft error message sounds like you need to be in the administrator account login. Try right clicking on the install program and see if any option to run as administrator (this is another little secret microsoft trick )
Came across this with my A plus training I am doing ATM
I did not know what it meant either before doing my course .

The two wireless routers THINK they are directly connected to the Internet and they prevent the WAN side ports from being pinged so hackers can't find out you have a device on the Internet. The devices will let you to the Internet without any problems, why do you need to ping from the router to the WiFi routers anyway. all of that is your internal network....
One thing that might fix this is if you can put the WiFi routers in BRIDGE mode. Some routers will let you do that, some won't. Don't put the router that is facing the internet into bridge mode. hackers will be able to see your whole network.

wire the bridge into the #1, 2, 3 or 4 port of your router. access the setup page of your router and go to the DHCP client table. Take note of the ip of the bridge.

type the ip address of the bridge in the address bar of your internet browser. then you'll be asked for a username & password for your bridge. ( default UN: & PW: admin ).

hope this helps.

Attach the 3220 directly to your computer with an ethernet cable (through the POE box, of course). Allow it 60 seconds to start up. Make sure the address of your computer is 192.168.1.something. Ping 192.168.1.10. If it answers, browse to 192.168.1.10 and it should let you in, or ask you for a name and password, however you have it set up. If the ping fails, 192.168.1.10 is not the address assigned to your bridge, and you may have to perform a factory reset on the unit using these instructions:
http://engeniustech.com/datacom/support/general-details.aspx?id=65
If the ping and browse succeed, then make sure that 192.168.1.10 is not within the DHCP range of your Netgear router to avoid it giving out the same address to some other device. I assume that 192.168.1.x is in the LAN range of your router -- if not, that's your problem.

Can you ping them, there may be a type of firewall that is blocking that traffic on the netopia router. Try and ping between computers and see what you have any comminication.

go ahead and power everything down. wait a minute then plug in your router. once all the lights are steady power up your pc. once complete go to run, type cmd and enter. At the prompt type ipconfig and enter. ping your ip address.

The settings on that bridge(the far away one) might have been reset somehow. Try to reconfigure it, you can contact the manufacturer to help you set it up

i have tata internet connection. i inserted two ethernet cards in server system. when i was going to use ping command for internet connection, "DNS server host not reatchable" message coming. ping command working & and also browsing after one of the ethernet card disable.

i want to connect the systems on LAN for internet from server. please suggest for this problem.

You will always have a problem because the subnet is different. Your solution lies at the Server Level if you have two different servers one must become the 2BDC, other wise you will need more hardware to setup a bridge contact D-Link as to the equipment you will need.

Coach "J"

Have a great 2008!

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