DNS refuses to try to connect to IP when it is online.

[Belgiangurista]

Man this is hard  to explain through a forum... But ok.

 

Router B seems the newest/youngest. I'll show you how to configure it as an AP, even though it's a shame

 

- disconnect the incomming internet cable from it.

- connect your pc to a LAN port. any of the 4

- open a browser and goto: 192.168.1.1

 

-----> If you get the boxes with username and password: leave all of the blank and lemme know u succeeded.

i'm getting myself a cigaret in the meantime

[Claryn]

Just now, Belgiangurista said:

Man this is hard  to explain through a forum... But ok.

 

Router B seems the newest/youngest. I'll show you how to configure it as an AP, even though it's a shame

 

- disconnect the incomming internet cable from it.

- connect your pc to a LAN port. any of the 4

- open a browser and goto: 192.168.1.1

 

-----> If you get the boxes with username and password: leave all of the blank and lemme know u succeeded.

i'm getting myself a cigaret in the meantime

I have login etc. for both routers. I just don't know how to configure it as an AP, or set it to its own subnet. 

[Belgiangurista]

ok yeh. 

 

http://www.belkin.com/PYRAMID/AdvancedInfo/F5D7632uk4Aver7000/Interfaces/Interface/English/lan_main.stm

 

in  that gui turn DHCP off, apply restart, etc.

 

then put the incoming internet cable INTO THE LAN PORT, ANY OF THE 4 of the belkin.

 

all should be good

[Claryn]

1 minute ago, Belgiangurista said:

ok yeh. 

 

http://www.belkin.com/PYRAMID/AdvancedInfo/F5D7632uk4Aver7000/Interfaces/Interface/English/lan_main.stm

 

in  that gui turn DHCP off, apply restart, etc.

 

then put the incoming internet cable INTO THE LAN PORT, ANY OF THE 4 of the belkin.

 

all should be good

Ill give it a try.

 

[Claryn]

Problem is solved! Thanks.