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Hi I am having problems getting past my router. I have a WRT54G and linksys modem. I have a wireless network. Sometimes Firefox will give me a message while trying to connect to a site; cannot connect to 192.168.1.1 or my router. When I console my router I either get that error message or this"
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any help would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by ardentsunshine
Sometimes Firefox will give me a message while trying to connect to a site; cannot connect to 192.168.1.1 or my router.
Based on this message, you are have problems getting to your router.
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Originally Posted by Inky
Based on this message, you are have problems getting to your router.
Yes I found that quite obvious; no offense. What's causing it how can I fix it?
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Originally Posted by ardentsunshine
Yes I found that quite obvious; no offense.
Except you titled the thread, "problems getting past the router," which is a different problem than getting to the router. No offense.
What troubleshooting have you tried?
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Originally Posted by Inky
Except you titled the thread, "problems getting past the router," which is a different problem than getting to the router. No offense.
What troubleshooting have you tried?
Okay okay but the point is I can't even console 192.168.1.1. I really have no idea what to try. I power cycled but otherwise I have no idea why this would occur or how to fix it. It's not like I can show running config or show ip route anything. The setting seems good at least I haven't changed anything.
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When you ping, does the router respond to that?
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/3528/router13ww.png
I'm not familiar with this router but I'm guessing that isn't what the config screen should look like, right?
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/3528/router13ww.png
I'm not familiar with this router but I'm guessing that isn't what the config screen should look like, right?
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Yea now it does; I think it's working now. I installed the latest firmware, I only had the firmware the router came with. I also but it higher up and got an extension for my antenna on my nic card. Seems to be working much better. I thought bad reception might be some of the problem because it messed up more often when I was trying to authenticate on a web site
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