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[Home Network] Need help with WGR614 v6 Netger Router and SBC DS

Re: [Home Network] Need help with WGR614 v6 Netger Router and SB

reply to keliason7
»kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n101306 .asp

»kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_file···1186.asp

You might want to try the posted solutions I found. I know I had to do the first solution for a friend of mine who had the Speedstream modem and the WGR614v5 router.

reply to keliason7
If you don't lose synch, but you lose Internet access, it could be a problem between the SS4100 and the router. The methods which work seem to be:

Method A:
SS4100 set to "PPP is on the modem, use private IP address", and "Always attempt to connect".

Router set to "Obtain IP address from ISP", or some variation of that.

Method B:
SS4100 set to "PPP is on the modem, use private IP address", and "Always attempt to connect".

Router is set to a static IP address, and configured with 192.168.1.64 on the WAN port. In most cases, you also have to configure the DSN servers; 68.94.156.1 and 8.94.157.1 should work.

Method C:
SS4100 is set to "PPP is on the computer".

Router is set to "PPPoE", and the account log in parameters are entered in the appropriate fields. User name is the full email address.

This is a bit of esoteric knowledge, and probably won't apply in most cases; but I found that configuring RIP-1 on my Netgear routers is problematic with the first two methods. Only Method C worked with RIP-1 enabled. If you don't know what RIP is all about, just make sure that it is disabled, if it is an option. Normally, it is disabled for a factory default installation. It is only useful for exchanging routing tables between to routers.
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It is the only IP address in the range of the SS4100 which passes unsolicited packets to the connected device; i.e., it is the modem DMZ IP address. You can use any IP address from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.255.254, as long as the address you use doesn't conflict with the LAN IP address range. However, P2P, and other types of applications which expect to receive unsolicited packets WILL NOT WORK properly.

You can find the SS4100 DHCP table on this page:

»192.168.0.1/techreadout.htm

These are the lines from my SS4100:

119   LAN DHCP Server Enabled   true
120   DHCP Subnet Mask          255.255.0.0
121   DHCP Start IP Address     192.168.1.64
122   DHCP End IP Address       192.168.1.64
123   DHCP Default Gateway      192.168.0.1
124   DHCP Default Lease Time   000 days 00:10:00
125   Domain name
126   DHCP Leases Allocated     1
127   DHCP Leases Available     0

reply to keliason7
I'm still having tremendous problems. I've tried all 3 solutions that Norman gave me, but they all do the same thing. It looks like it works for a second, but then I get no internet. All the proper lights on the modem and router look good, but I get nothing... Please help!

There are too many variables at this point. Take the router out of the equation and hook directly to the 4100 and run for a bit and see what happens to your connection. Then check that everything that hooks into the DSL number's circuit is filtered properly.

reply to keliason7
best solution is to replug and unplug, because it seems to me that its your connection problem

i would get a 2wire modem and that way it acts both as a gateway, router, and modem. ITS great and eliminated the haseel of getting modem + router and then synicing them. another thing to keep in mind is that netgear isnt very user friendly they have been known to have troubles with sbc. my friend has the same thing u have and everytime he gets called he loses connection.

if i were you i would stick to COMCAST!!!! sbc isnt very reliable, although its cheap, just theathen comcast to cancel and they'll probalby give u 25% off

i had sbc, but switched to my adelphia because sbc has horrible tech support and my lines lost sync a crap load of times

hope that helps

the computer works fine when plugged into the modem. but i have a wireless router and my roommates need that.

it's a shame too, because I am troubleshooting this for a friend.. and I happen to have the same router and I'm switching to dsl myself.. i have the same problem also now.. i don't know if sbc will let me out of my contract.. i really wish I could just figure out a solution..

reply to keliason7

Configuring the SS4100.

Configuring the FVS114.

Method B setup guide »Re: Can't get router working...
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