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just to verify your connection.. do you have it this way: phoneline---> router ---> computers ??? if yes, you have to check on the IP address of your computers. make sure that they are valid. if your setup is like this: phoneline --> modem --> router --> computers , you will need to set...

If that is the setup that you want, which one do your really want to be your dhcp server? If it is the Actiontec gateway, you have to disable the dhcp server of the Linksys router. Also, you need to set your router to work as a router instead of a gateway, check on your firmware to find out...

Not quite clear...are you installing this WPC55AG to a macintosh computer? or does your client basically just wanna connect to any available networks at all times, with this card? Same as other cards, it should automatically detect signal of wireless networks around it...should there be no...

Make sure you downloaded the firmware for the BEFW11S4 version. Check the exact model+version of your router by looking at the sticker underneath it. If you have the right firmware, do a hard reset of the router first before running the firmware upgrade. Good luck!

Linksys does not have any downloads for that model. BTW, what cd is it that you're looking for? If it's just the setup disk, forget it...just set it up using the web utility of the router. :)

if it's for outlook and mtu does not work, try forwarding ports 25 and 110-113.

Make sure you enter the network key with "$" (dollar sign) before the hexadecimal key

BYarn::: For the problem with Outlook, you just have to open ports for that to work. For the wireless problem...make sure that you have ssid broadcast is enabled on the router. Also, when you click on Advanced (when viewing available wireless networks), make sure that Allow Windows to configure...

Check this forum... http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0xf7eee822e739d711abdc0090277a778c,00.html hope it helps

For terayon modems...I think, there may an ip address conflict with the router. Try changing the LAN IP address of the router instead of leaving it at default ip of 192.168.1.1

RCA modem takes some time to be able to register itself to the internet. After cloning the mac address(make sure you're cloning the right adapter), turn everything off (pc, router, modem). Wait for a few minutes, then power up the modem. Leave it plugged in for about 5 mins, then power the...

if it will be the settings of IE...make sure that under the Connections tab of the Internet Options, it's set to Never Dial a Connection. Remove also Proxy Servers or any LAN Settings enabled.

shouldn't be...as long as they are using same wireless standard

make sure that both are configured for workgroup and not for domain (if it is set to domain, better not to change it unless you're sure that you can login with the workgroup). workgroup should be the same, of course...with same computer name.

right...Linksys is better...when it works, it's really awesome! If not, you can always contact techsupport

you may want to check this link from linksys website... http://www.linksys.com/products/wirelessstandards.asp

sorry..overlooked on it...it's just the same as you can see

check this site: www.dreamcreator.net/LinksysRouterSatellite.htm

How about the interference? Are both wireless computers placed in the same location?

Have you updated the drivers of the wireless card? It may also help to check the DLink website for some issues with their controllers. :)