1. It would be helpful to know what program it is that you are trying to run.

    It would be helpful to know what program it is that you are trying to run.

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  2. get a ppoe capable router and put the account and password in its wan interface. This is covered in the routers manual.

    get a ppoe capable router and put the account and password in its wan interface. This is covered in the routers manual.

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  3. Is the switch between your router and PCs? Your problem might be that unit or the cable between the two or another cable in your network. Replacing the router didn't solve the problem so it is obviously elsewhere in your setup.

    Is the switch between your router and PCs? Your problem might be that unit or the cable between the two or another cable in your network. Replacing the router didn’t solve the problem so it is obviously elsewhere in your setup.

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  4. First, you can do power cycles with all your devices. Unplug for 30 seconds then turn on again. Cycling usually solves most common issues. Finicky plastics, nothing is built like it was back in the 50s and 60s.This is from your user manual (page 33):Router Status LightYour Router’s status is shown bRead more

    First, you can do power cycles with all your devices. Unplug for 30 seconds then turn on again. Cycling usually solves most common issues. Finicky plastics, nothing is built like it was back in the 50s and 60s.

    This is from your user manual (page 33):

    Router Status Light
    Your Router’s status is shown by the light on the front.
    Off – The Router is not plugged into a power source.
    Blinking Blue – The Router is starting up.
    Solid Blue – The Router is connected to the Internet.
    Blinking Amber – The Router can’t detect the modem. Either the modem is off, is not plugged into the Router, or is unresponsive.

    Support page for your router:

    http://www.belkin.com/us/support-pr…

    I don’t need to be right, but I am never wrong.

    message edited by stiefler182

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  5. If you have a firewall, you have to forward the game port to the internal IP address of the PC hosting the game. I forget what the port number is but if you google "diablo 2 port number" I'm sure you'll find it. Then, you start the game and call your friend and tell him to connect once you're runninRead more

    If you have a firewall, you have to forward the game port to the internal IP address of the PC hosting the game. I forget what the port number is but if you google “diablo 2 port number” I’m sure you’ll find it.
    Then, you start the game and call your friend and tell him to connect once you’re running in “host mode”.

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  6. The TV would have to have built in wifi or Ethernet port. You can not use a wifi dongle because you have to load software to run it. You can't do that on a TV. Bluetooth mice and keyboards don't have unlimited range. The signal may not go through the ceiling. Is your TV a smart TV as in it has wifiRead more

    The TV would have to have built in wifi or Ethernet port. You can not use a wifi dongle because you have to load software to run it. You can’t do that on a TV.
    Bluetooth mice and keyboards don’t have unlimited range. The signal may not go through the ceiling.

    Is your TV a smart TV as in it has wifi or Ethernet port?

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  7. https://www.routeripaddress.com/routers/9618/siemens-gigaset-se568.html

    https://www.routeripaddress.com/routers/9618/siemens-gigaset-se568.html

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  8. Many people use Linux, Unix & even Windows boxes as routers but it's not worth the time or effort, unless you just want to play.

    Many people use Linux, Unix & even Windows boxes as routers but it’s not worth the time or effort, unless you just want to play.

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  9. usually you have to do port fowarding to rdp thru a router. interesting you never mentioned doing that. To address your question, he was trying to logon to a domain. you were logging on locally. One uses the domain account, the other the local account.

    usually you have to do port fowarding to rdp thru a router. interesting you never mentioned doing that.
    To address your question, he was trying to logon to a domain. you were logging on locally. One uses the domain account, the other the local account.

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  10. "I also know that the off site network admin has the capability to see what is being done via the web from each computer in each apartment." This is a false conclusion. The best they could do is review the router logs which may list what domains you visit. It would require a capture machine betweenRead more

    “I also know that the off site network admin has the capability to see what is being done via the web from each computer in each apartment.”
    This is a false conclusion.
    The best they could do is review the router logs which may list what domains you visit. It would require a capture machine between you and the router to then review the transmissions. I don’t see that happening in your situation.

    When you access your banks site its via a secure ssl link. No chance this traffic is being intercepted. You should never store banking/credit information on your hard drive.

    Engaging the windows firewall would let you know if anything is trying to access your pc.

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