My Reply follows quote. On 11/9/2008 09:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I just got a Airlink AR670W router to replace an older airlink 802 11g >router that was dying. > >Naturally when I swapped them out my settings got all messed up and I >can't get the new one to operate correctly. > >Does Anyone in the group know where an idiot-proof flowchart exists for >getting this to work? If don't get this > >operational there'll be hell to pay when the family starts up their laptops. --------- Hmmm. I have swapped out a couple of routers connected to my Verizon DSL "modem." Seemed straight forward. You need just your username/password. Configuration of the router is often particular to the router, but I think the key parts are to set "keep active" for lease, and DHCP automatic for the connection. Didn't you get a "manual" with the new router? If not, you might try <http://www.airlink101.com>.
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