Router Problems
This is a discussion about Router Problems in the Windows Networking category; I purchased a Conexant ADSL router as a few house mates and i wish to share an internet connection. However a few of my house mates who are on the network nolonger want to share my connection. Is there some way i can provent them from gaining access to the internet via my router.
I purchased a Conexant ADSL router as a few house mates and i wish to share an internet connection. However a few of my house mates who are on the network nolonger want to share my connection. Is there some way i can provent them from gaining access to the internet via my router.
The router is connected to a switch via RJ45 cable. All other computers are connected via this switch including myself.
All the computers are Running XPPro/Home
Thankyou for any help you may be able to offer.
The router is connected to a switch via RJ45 cable. All other computers are connected via this switch including myself.
All the computers are Running XPPro/Home
Thankyou for any help you may be able to offer.
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I know it's possible with a Linksys BEFSR41, try checking the documentation that came with the router.
You'll probably need to load the web-based firmware utility, which is usually done by typing the router's IP in the address bar of your browser. The default IP is usually 192.168.1.1
You'll probably need to load the web-based firmware utility, which is usually done by typing the router's IP in the address bar of your browser. The default IP is usually 192.168.1.1
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Its possible on my DLINK router so I am sure you can do it on a Linksys
Its possible on my DLINK router so I am sure you can do it on a Linksys
