Can't set up a router !

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Hello, I am trying to setup a router on Windows XP Pro, it's a Belkin 802.11g
Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. I think the problem is windows won't
recognize the router. Want to use it as a hardware firewall. When I try to
go online it says there is no connection to the internet. I tried to go into
start>run>ipconfig. to see my IP address and that is where my question comes
in: the box pops up for a minute and then disappears before I can see
anything. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks in advance for any
information. Everyone here is always very helpful.
 
learning 101 said:
Hello, I am trying to setup a router on Windows XP Pro, it's a Belkin
802.11g
Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. I think the problem is windows
won't
recognize the router. Want to use it as a hardware firewall. When I
try to
go online it says there is no connection to the internet. I tried to
go into
start>run>ipconfig. to see my IP address and that is where my
question comes
in: the box pops up for a minute and then disappears before I can see
anything. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks in advance for any
information. Everyone here is always very helpful.


Go to the Belkin's website for support.
http://world.belkin.com/

In the run dialog box you should type

cmd /k ipconfig /all
 
learning 101 said:
Hello, I am trying to setup a router on Windows XP Pro, it's a Belkin 802.11g
Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. I think the problem is windows won't
recognize the router. Want to use it as a hardware firewall. When I try to
go online it says there is no connection to the internet. I tried to go into
start>run>ipconfig. to see my IP address and that is where my question comes
in: the box pops up for a minute and then disappears before I can see
anything. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks in advance for any
information. Everyone here is always very helpful.

Have you tried pinging the router?

"Not able to establish a connection to the router or access the Internet."
http://xrl.us/gpq8 (Link to search.belkin.com)
 
learning 101 said:
Hello, I am trying to setup a router on Windows XP Pro, it's a Belkin 802.11g
Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. I think the problem is windows won't
recognize the router. Want to use it as a hardware firewall. When I try to
go online it says there is no connection to the internet. I tried to go into
start>run>ipconfig. to see my IP address and that is where my question comes
in: the box pops up for a minute and then disappears before I can see
anything. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks in advance for any
information. Everyone here is always very helpful.
 
ahhh, you guys always have the answers... thanks. I was getting frustrated I
guess and not doing things right. As William wrote I wasn't entering cmd, I
feel pretty foolish! :-( No I hadn't tried pinging it either. I will go
back and start again with the Belkin setup guide in front of me and then let
you all know how I make out. Thanks again for all the help. This is always
my favorite place for information. :-)
P.S. sorry for the extra symbols in my entry I was trying to shorten the
paragraph by using the symbols didn't realize they would show up like that.




Falcon said:
learning 101 said:
Hello, I am trying to setup a router on Windows XP Pro, it's a Belkin 802.11g
Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. I think the problem is windows won't
recognize the router. Want to use it as a hardware firewall. When I try to
go online it says there is no connection to the internet. I tried to go into
start>run>ipconfig. to see my IP address and that is where my question comes
in: the box pops up for a minute and then disappears before I can see
anything. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks in advance for any
information. Everyone here is always very helpful.

Have you tried pinging the router?

"Not able to establish a connection to the router or access the Internet."
http://xrl.us/gpq8 (Link to search.belkin.com)

--
Falcon:
fide, sed cui vide. (L)
[I know that you believe that you understood what you think I wrote, but I
am not sure you realise that what you read is not what I meant.]
 

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