My security cam system only has LAN and my home only has WIFI

[johnhoh]

in my house the internet is provided by a wireless modem

I just saw that comment . The wireless modem should also have a LAN jack. If you connect that LAN jack with the yellow LAN jack on your Belkin, at that point any LAN device (like your NVR) that you plug into the Belkin should have internet capability.

There may be some set up involved or it may work immediately. Can't really know without knowing the specs of your wireless modem.

yeah i know but despite speed, what would be the difference?

To know the difference we would need to know the make and model of your wireless modem that brings the internet to your house.

 

[Digital Life]

Ok, i am then pending to your instructions

I would read the links I gave you on one of my posts at the beginning of this thread about bridging your routers.
My security cam system only has LAN and my home only has WIFI



You may want to save the instruction on your computer or print them out because you may loose you internet for a few minutes.


You can save the webpage to your computer by pressing Alt key+ F + S , I would save it to your desktop where its easier to find.

 

[kharl]

I just saw that comment . The wireless modem should also have a LAN jack. If you connect that LAN jack with the yellow LAN jack on your Belkin, at that point any LAN device (like your NVR) that you plug into the Belkin should have internet capability.

There may be some set up involved or it may work immediately. Can't really know without knowing the specs of your wireless modem.


To know the difference we would need to know the make and model of your wireless modem that brings the internet to your house.

No, i only have internet over wifi, my modem is a Alcatel with micro usb only port for charging, that's all.

 

[kharl]

I would read the links I gave you on one of my posts at the beginning of this thread about bridging your routers.
My security cam system only has LAN and my home only has WIFI



You may want to save the instruction on your computer or print them out because you may loose you internet for a few minutes.


You can save the webpage to your computer by pressing Alt key+ F + S , I would save it to your desktop where its easier to find.

its ok

 

[johnhoh]

Okay got it, I just assumed your modem had an ethernet port. I am recommending the same thing that DigitalLife has already been talking you through. To summarize:

- you power up the belkin and connect the laptop to it via an ethernet cable

- the laptop is only involved in this solution once, which is to set up the belkin per the below instructions, to make it wireless bridge to the alcatel. Once that is done the laptop is no longer involved. And the ethernet cable you used to connect the laptop to the belkin can then be used to connect the belkin to the nvr permanently

The links DigitalLife posted earlier tell you how to make the belkin act as a bridge to the alcatel.

How to Set Up a Wireless Bridge With a Belkin Wireless G Router | Your Business

How to Set Up a Wireless Bridge With a Belkin Wireless G Router | Chron.com

 

[kharl]

Okay got it, I just assumed your modem had an ethernet port. I am recommending the same thing that DigitalLife has already been talking you through. To summarize:

- you power up the belkin and connect the laptop to it via an ethernet cable

- the laptop is only involved in this solution once, which is to set up the belkin per the below instructions, to make it wireless bridge to the alcatel. Once that is done the laptop is no longer involved. And the ethernet cable you used to connect the laptop to the belkin can then be used to connect the belkin to the nvr permanently

The links DigitalLife posted earlier tell you how to make the belkin act as a bridge to the alcatel.

How to Set Up a Wireless Bridge With a Belkin Wireless G Router | Your Business

How to Set Up a Wireless Bridge With a Belkin Wireless G Router | Chron.com

now i am liking that

 

[kharl]

let me put some clothes in the washing machine then ill be back xD

 

[kharl]

ok i am here i will print those instruction to see if i get it going

 

[kharl]

Hi, i am sorry i am stuck in the step 9,


Step 9

Type "http://192.168.2.2" in the browser's address bar and press "Enter" to access the router





it does not work


says, unable to connect (the browser)


and also, i think the instruction does work for my case because it is fr making abridge connection between TWO BELKIN routers.

 

[Digital Life]

You need to find out what router "A" IP is, Typically it will either be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1, It's your gateway router

You can find this with the command " ipconfig " and look for Default Gateway.

If you don't know how to open a command prompt this tutorial on Seven Forums should help.

Command Prompt

 

[kharl]

You need to find out what router "A" IP is, Typically it will either be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1, It's your gateway router

You can find this with the command " ipconfig " and look for Default Gateway.

If you don't know how to open a command prompt this tutorial on Seven Forums should help.

Command Prompt

its suppose that the ip is the one i entered in the previous step, which is the same as the router A but with one aditional number, if 192.168.1.1, it would be 192.168.1.2.

i entered that number and it works for the log in but few seconds later then say can not connect




also, i con not find the option for the step 10


"Enable Wireless Bridging"

 

[Digital Life]

Sorry about that I missed the part about step 9 router B, Are you totally disconnected from router A while working on router B.


The only other things I can think of is that maybe when you pressed save in the previous step it did not actually save the settings for some reason, I would retry router B from the beginning again.


EDIT:
Try connecting to router with WiFi and then try to open 192.168.2.2 IP



If you cannot connect to router B again you may have to reset the router, usually there is a small hole at the back of the router and you press a buttun with a pin or a open paper clip.


similar to this

https://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=10771

 

[kharl]

Sorry about that I missed the part about step 9 router B, Are you totally disconnected from router A while working on router B.


The only other things I can think of is that maybe when you pressed save in the previous step it did not actually save the settings for some reason, I would retry router B from the beginning again.

i did several times


i think those steps ar enot for my router because there is no option for the bridge stuff

 

[Digital Life]

i did several times


i think those steps ar enot for my router because there is no option for the bridge stuff

I think that setting might not show up until after you set a static ip then turn off DHCP then restart, and reconnect.

 

[kharl]

no, i am not getting that option, at least i dont know where it is, what you mean with static?


what is done in this step?
Step 7

Click "LAN Settings" from the main menu. Add one to router A's IP address and enter it as the IP address for router B. For example, type "192.168.2.2". Type the same subnet mask as router A, for example "255.255.255.0".


everything its getting to the dark side of network i hated for years xD i preffered to learn anything else but not dealing with networks and here i am

 

[johnhoh]

Page 26 of your user manual indicates the login for your router is 192.168.2.1. This plus other login info is on routerdefaults.org. I'm not caught up on the recent posts above, sorry if you already knew this

Default settings of the Belkin F5D7234-4
http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/man_f5d7234-4_v3000_pm01110-a_g.pdf

 

[kharl]

Page 26 of your user manual indicates the login for your router is 192.168.2.1. This plus other login info is on routerdefaults.org. I'm not caught up on the recent posts above, sorry if you already knew this

Default settings of the Belkin F5D7234-4
http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/man_f5d7234-4_v3000_pm01110-a_g.pdf

dont worry,
that adddress was changed to the same of the router/modem A plus one number up.