WiFi problem

[DavidMKD]

hey guys. I have a problem here. I bought a TPLINK Tl-WR340G Woreless router. And I also have D-Link ADSL2+ Modem. How can I connect it. I dont have wireless card or something in my PC.
I saw somewhere that I need to copy my MAC adress but where?

 

[Shadowjk]

You will need the Security Key for your router (If needed),

Once you have done this move as close as you can to the Router and then follow the Steps in the Attached File

After that choose your network and enter the Key then Surf the Internet

 

[DavidMKD]

hey thanks for that but my problem is this. I cant connect it with my PC. I mean I have D-Link modem and I have ISDn Splitter. and with that I connect Dlink modem with internet. I plug in that cable in ADSL port and the cable for PC in the internet port. Now I bought TPlink (as above model) and I dont know what to do what to connect.

 

[Shadowjk]

On the Back of that router there should be a Port for the ADSL to connect and then 4 other Ports - To connect your computer (Wired) you will need an ehternet Cable

(wireless) You will need a wifi Card , laptops have them built in but Desktop PC's won't - You also might not need to use the modem but follow the Proceedure I have given so far

Hope This Helps,
Josh

 

[DavidMKD]

I have WAN port i think its same as ADSL?
Now I unplug the cable from the modem which connects modem and PC and plug it into some of the 4 ports. Than what to do? Which cable goest into WAn port? Do I need to buy same cable to connect the router with modem via the same port (modem-PC)?

Sorry for the noob questions I am using Wireless for first time

 

[DavidMKD]

Riiight?

 

[Shadowjk]

Sorry for the Late Reply...

Connect your ADSLWire into your Modem then connect your Modem to the Router after that connect your PC or laptop to the Router (Wired) or to do this wirelessly Connect to your router as shown in the Attached file above


Edit: If you have Broadband then you will not need a Modem - Most Routers and Laptops have them built in


Hope This Helps,
Josh

 

[Shadowjk]

Also can I ask do you have Broadband or use Dialup?

 

[Shadowjk]

Also do you use an ethernet Cable when connecting to the Internet?

http://www.tvcables.co.uk/images/items/20m-network-patch-cable-cat5e.jpg

 

[Shadowjk]

I have drawn a Network Map that may help you...

 

[Kari]

If you have Broadband then you will not need a Modem

That is simply not true. You always need a modem in broadband connection. Some routers have a built-in modem, but not all routers have modem. For instance this is how I need to connect my modem, router and computer:


(Click to enlarge.)

Here are simple steps you need to do. Be sure you have your ISP credentials (broadband username and password from your service provider) near by before starting:

• Disconnect the cable that you used to have between modem and your computer from computer, connect it to router's WAN port
• Connect router to computer using a LAN cable. You can use any of the four LAN ports
• Reset the modem back to factory settings (please notice you temporarily lose your broadband connection when doing this)
• Set up the broadband connection in router using either the CD/DVD provided by your ISP, or manually by logging in to router using a browser as told in this manual of your new router (chapter 3)
• If you want to connect wireless you need to connect a wireless adapter to your computer

Kari

 

[DavidMKD]

Also can I ask do you have Broadband or use Dialup?

Broadband and I use internet cable

 

[DavidMKD]

Hey guys now I have another problem.

 

[DavidMKD]

pls guys reply faster

 

[Kari]

pls guys reply faster

Maybe I'm just having a bad day, I don't know, but this pisses me off!

Your previous post, posted 29 minutes before this, made me to start searching if I could find something that could help you. I came back to post what I had found, and saw this.

We have over 100,000 members here on the Seven Forums, and a few hundred active members trying to answer as many posts as possible, as fast as possible. You had waited 29 minutes after your last post, before posting "Faster, geeks, faster!".

I unsubscribe this thread now. I'm not willing to try to help you anymore.

Kari

 

[Shadowjk]

I am with Kari on this one - There are other People who need help,

Within this 30Min Period I have been doing some research for your Problem,

You need to Have a look at your Manual for your router and Enter the Settings after you done that Enable the DHCP Server

This is going to be different on every Router sorry I couldn't be any other help

Many Thanks,
Josh