20 Most Recent SMC (SMCWBR14-G2) Router - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Call your ISP and have them approve the new device.

look for a windows xp driver file on the included program compact disc that may need to be installed before you use the included program.

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This is a switch not a router. You can find your answer here to reset the settings via a serial port. rescue Password reset on SMC TigerSwitch 8624T

The question doesn't make sense but I'll assume you mean, How fast is it. It's set by the IEEE standards. IEEE802.11 Look for eg. 802.11n The letter at the end will give you an idea of it's speed. N is current standard AC is the most up to date a & b are old standards See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11 Cheers Trevor

Hi,efault U need to isolate the problem first. Check if the wireless drops on all devices or only on one particular device. If it occurs on only one particular device,the problem is with the wireless adapter of that advice.. If it happens on all the devices then the problem is with wireless router For that Check for the wireless interference . Avoid having cordless phone base near the router. Also try changing the wireless channel of the router To 1,6,11 U can do this by logging on to the router set up page of your router To Find the address of your router,type ipconfig /all in the command prompt.Look for the Default gateway address and type it in the address bar.U will find your Router set up page..and u can change the wireless channel there

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JRod3, Your new Laptop is capable of Wireless N theoretical transfer rate of 300 mbps with two antennas. Your router is wireless G at max. theoretical transfer rate of 54 mbps. I would recommend replacing your router with one that has wireless N. I use a Motorola Surfboard SBG6580. With some routers you can go into your settings and disable the firewall which will help with the speed. Firewalls can sometimes be redundant if you have a firewall in your operating system (windows) anyway. Before you run out and get a new router I would hardwire your laptop to the router (cat5E cable) you have now just to make sure you don't have a bottleneck somewhere else. Then do a speed test using your Vuze program. You may need to Port Forward your router, not always necessary..... you can get lots of info at portforward.com on your specific router. Depending on your speed that you are paying for from Time Warner you want to make sure you have the right router as well. Here is a list Buy Your Modem Time Warner Cable . If you reach your desired speeds hardwired to your laptop then I would get the new Wireless N router. Good Luck.

Communication restraints are relative to authorizations necessitated when setting passwords. Review the detailed data provided by the Modem/Router/Extender supplied to you when you obtained the hardware. Full instructions were given to you at that time on the procedures to set and reset communication authorization and codes. If you cannot follow the instructions, the OEM (equipment mfg.) will be happy to walk you through the process of completing and new link to your devices.