I just bought a D link dgl 4500 router and it works fine most of the time. Tonight and one other night before it will reset my wireless network almost every five minuets. I have reset both the modem and the router.

SOURCE: d-link DGL-4500 is not accessing my dsl modem

make sure the dsl modem is in bridge mode. you do this by connecting directly to the modem then accessing modem configuration page. after doing this connect the way everything was before. now go to router admin page, then setup tab at the top, then choose internet, manual setup. in the place where its says my internet connection is select PPPoE. then put in your dsl username, password and etc. save settings. this should fix the problem

SOURCE: Can't get my D-Link DGL- 4500 to work with my Linksys AM200 modem

you need to connect directly to the modem, then go to configuration page it should be stated in the modem manual. there you need to make the modem in bridge mode nothing else. apply settings and yur ready to blast off.

Edward Blake

• 70 Answers
• Posted on Jan 13, 2010

SOURCE: Router or Service Provider?

disconnect the router completely and use only the modem for a few days. if u still have this issue its the modem. if not its the router and u might have to update the firmware of the router.

SOURCE: I have a D-Link DGL 4500 wireless router. I have

If you don't see any devices connected in the DHCP client list on the router interface even when you are sure of the devices being connected, only a firmware update or a re-flashing of firmware can help. You can find the latest firmware available on the d-link support site. You can verify the model and version numbers and download the corresponding firmware. This is only fix.

Francisco Cortes

• 781 Answers
• Posted on Apr 04, 2010

SOURCE: network connects without router. Install router

is your router powered? make sure your router is powered properly.

are you connecting your computer to the LAN ports? (the ones with a number not the one that say WAN? connect your computer to one of the LAN numbered ports and check to see if you get a green light on the front pannel. if you don't have green light, try a different port until, if you run out of ports and still no green light try a different cable.

have you by any chance disable your lan ports? I don't know if it is possible on your router to disable some ports, if that's the case is better to start fresh and simply reset your router by pressing a reset button for a minute while your router is getting powered and retest to see if you a green light on the lan port where you are connecting your computer.

if all this fails, it's very likely that your router has died. replaced accordingly.

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