Linksys wrt54g SRX200. I can connect to my router

Linksys Wireless-G WRT54G Router istallation

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Hi,

First take the ethernet cable one end should fixed with ur PC/laptop and other end connected to ur modem.finally configure the access page .

All routers need to have a ethernet cord from the ISP Device. Most people run Laptops Wireless from there routers or if its stationary run another ethernet cord from an open port behind the router to your laptop.

read on the router if its broad band , if is not , you will not be able to use it , so my advice to you is get aother linksys router with broad band on it .wish you all the best

Linksys wirelss G router has many issues.
It isn't compatible with many adapters. You are constantly resetting.

Sorry but that seems to be a pretty convoluted explanation. Here is how it should go.
Vonage unit connected to phone line(s) and cable modem. Linksys connected to Vonage box. Computers connected to Linksys.
Ethernet has a length limitation of about 300 feet before you need another switch (hub) or a repeater. Does your wire length exceed this?

Is this an ISDN modem?

Generally: Netopia Ethernet out -> Linksys WAN port with a standard ethernet cable.
(Not the yellow LAN ports! - They are for your computers/printers.)

your SPA2102-R seems to have one ethernet connection and one internet connection.
your WRT54G-TM seems to have one internet connection and 4 ethernet connections.

What you are trying to achive is; plug a ethernet cable into the ethernet connection on your SPA2102-R then plug the other end into the internet port of the WRT54G-TM

hope this helps, I have assumed that you intend to use a DSL broadband supplier not ADSL.

if you are changing service from DSL to ADSL then your WRT54G-TM needs to be first in line configured and working. then plug the internet port from the SPA2102-R into any of the WRT54G-TM ethernet ports.

think you have to connect a cable to the ethernet adapter of your desktop in order for you to connect to the wrt54g. uless you have a wireless lan on your desktop. also check your channels. and manually config your router through 192.168.1.1.......