Hi I am using ASUS router rt-g32 . whenever I connect my inernet via ausu it is not working but through ADSL modem internet is working fine. please help.I have reinstall and instaleed software of ASUS also. Rgds Puneet

Have you tried resetting the router to factory settings? Beware that will erase all data on device.

Have you checked if the correct DNS is set in the router? Contact your ISP for the proper DNS or you could try the Google DNS which is 8.8.8.8, more info here:
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns

you need to configure wireless on router panel using the browser.

its your ISP that limits you. you probably have a 54G connection between you and your router and a 10mbits connection to the internet. so, when you run a speedt test you show 10mbits...

your service is working fine...

and FYI: when you do a download and it says your downloading at 56k or something that has nothing to do with you or your ISP, thats how fast the person hosting the file can send it to you.

yup, the internet is one bottle neck after another!

Do you use a username and password provided by your ISP on the computer to connect to the internet? If yes, these need to be entered into the connection settings of the router. Are you connecting the internet line to the WAN port on the router? Did you install to your computer the ASUS utilities? Try the EZ Setup utility. You can download the manual from this link http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=gEbdYWdf5mjkJUKc

Check to see if you can plug the wan port to your adsl modem and then plug your pc to the router. on ADSL, some ISPs will record your mac address to avoid sharing. Just see I your router supports cloning your mac. All you do is login to your router from your pc, and it should be under your Wan settings. Use DHCP unless specified otherwise, and ensure to enter any pptp login info if your ISP provided any.

The reason you have no internet is because the router is specifically for cable. your description contains errors what i think you mean is that you have gone from cable dsl to an adsl, correct me if i am wrong. Basically your modem connected to your router via an ethernet cable and then the router fed the wireless signal to your wireless devices or via ethernet through the 4 ports in the back. With adsl you have a feed from your phone line to an adsl modem so the only way for you to get the dsl router working is to have two ethernet leads connecting to your pc, one from the modem to the pc and one from the pc to the router. You would also need to setup internet sharing on the pc thats connected to both devices.


Either do it that way or buy an adsl router

Corrupt counterfeit software could be one reason

This is not a trivial task but to start, I presume that your Wireless Router is connected to an ADSL or CABLE modem:
1) Make sure that you can connect to the Internet/Web directly from the ADSL/CABLE modem. 2) Once you have step 1 validated, connect your Wireless router to the ADSL/CABLE modem. 3) Ensure that you can communicate to the Wireless router and use Netgear supplied software - I suggest that you connect your PC/LAPTOP used for configuration directly via an ETHERNET cable attached to your router: 'NETGEAR's Smart Wizard™ makes the set-up of the RangeMax™ wireless router easy and hassle-free. Smart Wizard automatically detects your ISP's network settings, then walks you through each step of the installation proces' 4) When the installation is finish, try connecting to the internet via the ETHENET cable on your router. If it does not work, the FIREWALL on the ADSL/CABLE MODEM may be blocking the port and needs to be opened/disabled. 5) You can now concentrate in getting the WIFI working by first using an 'unsecured/no encrytion' connection by setting an appropriate SSID. 6) Once setp 5 is working, you SHOULD NOW SECURE your Wifi connection by using a selected encryption (such as WEP or better) and security key.
ps. you will get this 'limited access' message if anywhere in the device chains the IP addresses cannot be resolved.

Hopefully you are directly connected and not trying to use wireless. You can try building or buying a Farady Cage. This should isolate the router from the interference.. Shield cage for router Google Search

it could be the modem and the router has the same ip address. the asus router has an ip of 192.168.1.1, check if the dynalink modem has an ip of 192.168.1.x. if so, change the router's ip to 192.168.x.x (e.g. 192.168.2.1) then see if you'll be able to connect to the internet while the modem is connected to the wan port of the router