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Old Jul 21, 2007, 04:16 PM
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Trying to connect D-Link router through a Linksys.

I have a D-Link DI-604 that I want to hookup my TiVo and XBox up to, and that router is connected to a Linksys BEFW11S4. The D-Link doesn't seem to be able to connect through the Linksys to get onto the internet. What needs to be changed to get this working?

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Old Jul 21, 2007, 07:33 PM   #2  
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Are you sure you are connecting to an uplink port? If you are not, you may need a cross over cable.
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I tried the uplink port and it still didn't work. I guess I may have to redo the ends of the cable to make it a cross over cable. I was hoping that they would do the switching internally.
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It should if you used the correct ports. Did you make this cable yourself?
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No, this is a store bought cable. I know the cable works because I just use to switch it between the XBox and the TiVo depending on which one needed it at the time.
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Then the problem my be the ports you are using.
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Ok, I've tried every possible combination when it comes to connecting the wires to different ports on both routers and still no go. From what I can tell in the setup of both routers everything is the way it should be.
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ok her are some example and 100% it work in mine router 1 (R1) connected to modem and router 2 (R2) connected to R1.

first you have to set the R1 to DHCP, just act like a Bridge
now i order to R2 to work you can configure manually your R2. by means of STATIC configuration...
EX: your R1 default router Address is 192.168.1.1 this your add in order connect on other pc.
in R2 you must to set-up your address in defend on what you like starting on 192.168.X.X
with a mask of 255.255.255.X
and fallow the rest of pc connecting on your R2...
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