I have 3 cat5 cables going from my router to 3 rooms. The router has a LG N1T1 network storage device attached. all 3 rooms get internet ok. Room 3 can see the storage device on list of shared devices but no access. When i move room 3 computer to room 2 then fine. Suggest the cat 5 cable is faulty?

Download the LG NAS Initialization software and burn the image to a CD or DVD. Put the disk into the LG and turn it off. Hold down the backup button and while continuing to hold the backup button you turn it on. Continue to hold both buttons for about ten seconds. Let go.

Have you gone through the manual for setup?
http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-N1T1

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I have just received one and not that impressed. Can't create a new user. Can't open the DVD door.

You would need a 4 - 8 port router... with a wire going to each Jack... and these would plug into the Router ports, The router plugs into the Modem. You have to put the Ethernet plugs on each end of the Cat5 cable. Then you setup your network. But if you have a wireless router you simply need each PC WiFi enabled, IE: A wireless card in each PC, that way you do NOT need Cat5. Then each PC, simply connects to the Router/Modem.

the problem is is your pc has a built in modem???model of laptop and model of desktop???
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in the 1st end of your cat5 cable the color codes are: white orange, orange,white green,blue,white blue,green,white brown,brown and in other end codes are: white green, green, white orange, blue, white blue,orange,white brown,brown....gud luck

Wire your phone box using your Cat5 cable, use 4 wires instead of 8 wires of Cat5.

You could, but common practice is to make all the runs "home runs". Pick a closet or basement or some centrally located place and run all the cables to that spot. Then you can use a $10 block from Blowes Home Dumpo Maynards and create a distribution point.

Carl

What you can do with the cat5 cables is plug the wire into the PS3 and the other end into your home router or switch. This might be a problem if your router or switch is in another room or so but it will most likely give you less lag.

Hope this helps, let me know if ya have problems connecting if you decide to use the cat5 wire but it should be about the same setup as using wireless.

Just a wild guess based on your description is that your hub steps down the network to match the slowest network device on the chain, and it's seeing a device on the far end of one of your XE103's running at 10Mb or maybe even 1Mb depending on the location of the XE103 and the structural resistance of your building. Hubs generally match network speed for all ports where a router is generally port independent.