20 Most Recent NetGear Universal WiFi Range Extender (AAC4001WN2000RPT100NAS) Repeater - Page 8 Questions & Answers

There is a small pen sized hole on the back of the router. Use a ball point pen to press and hold down the reset button for a bout 15 seconds. Use an Ethernet cable to connect a computer to any one of the four LAN ports of the NETGEAR router. In a web browser, enter the router's IP address - either http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 by default. When prompted for a Username and Password, enter the default username and password (admin; password). NETGEAR recommends changing the default password to increase the security of your network.

Probably just need to reset the cameras so they obtain an IP Adress that is valid on the SC network.

Which is it? You say it is connected but cannot connect.

Check the security key settings.

It's not intended to link to a cell network. You need a data connection from Comcast or U-verse.

If you can see the SSID for the router from a WiFi device then it sounds like a security key issue. While connected through a cable login to the router. You should be able to trouble shoot the WiFi service from the router UI.

Probably need the security key

I don't know Buffalo routers in particular, but it should be possible to assign fixed IP to specific network devices. You stumble over a feature called DHCP that causes network devices to get random IP from a given range. To be clear on this: DHCP randomness is not a fault at all. Look for "static IP adress" or "fixed adress" in your Buffalo router. It should be in or near the DHCP dialog. Maybe you have to enable expert mode. In case you found that you can most likely assign IP's like 192.168.x.x (x-es depending on your network) to devices identified by MAC-Address. MAC Address has nothing to do with Apple Computers. It's a worldwide unique network hardware address. Each of your cameras has one and your router usually displays them somewhere in a list of known network devices. They look like 00:0C:29:9B:AD:B7 or 00-0C-29-9B-AD-B7. Assign the IP-Addresses you are used to and the cameras should be accessible at their address as soon as you rebooted them once (power off/on). P.S. There is so much more to know about networking which i can't generalize here. Don't be ashamed to ask someone near to come over and help you set this up. Better than accidentally messing things up.

No, it will not work. You need to look at the guarantee, to see if you can get it replaced.

The security code is wrong, check on the back of the router for a label saying what it should be.

You need to set up the Wi-Fi on both the router and the PC. It will default to the Ethernet connection, so don't forget to remove the cable if testing for wireless mode.

If the internet comes into the router, and not the DVD player, then the reason it keeps rebooting is that the internet link is going down.

On the label at the back of the router.

Check the protocol used by the router and that used by the wireless adaptor. They should be the same, one may not be possible on the other.

Look on the label at the back of the router.

There is usually a pin hole on the back or bottom of the router which allows you to reset it to factory defaults. Use after it is powered on.

Look on the label at the back of he router.

This is the page you want, connecting the modem and the router needs to be done through the WAN/Internet Ethernet port. http://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Connect-Computer-Router-6628/?searchid=321247&pos=1

Linksys Or Cisco