Hello Friends,
got a reliance connection a couple of days ago and I am facing wifi connectivity issues from day one. My plan is 2 mbps unlimited. The modem installed it the small square Netis dl4201. I have Netgear WGR614 wifi router which I want to use for distributing the internet over wifi. I inserted the lan cable from modem into the WAN port of Netgear. I changed Netgears's ip to 192.168.2.1, I selected DHCP 'Use Computer MAC address' option. My connection run fine for a while but then it starts to drop. On the ping command terminal 'Request Time Out' starts to come.
The connection runs almost fine (with an occasional RTO) over wire directly with the modem. The ping command is pinging 115.252.32.1 (this is the address which was used by the reliance guys, so I just used the same, assuming this is the reliance dns server, although I might be wrong).
Another thing is that I am not able to open the netis modem admin page at any of the addresses: 192.168.1.1 or 0.1 or 2.0 (even when I am connect directly to it over wire)
got a reliance connection a couple of days ago and I am facing wifi connectivity issues from day one. My plan is 2 mbps unlimited. The modem installed it the small square Netis dl4201. I have Netgear WGR614 wifi router which I want to use for distributing the internet over wifi. I inserted the lan cable from modem into the WAN port of Netgear. I changed Netgears's ip to 192.168.2.1, I selected DHCP 'Use Computer MAC address' option. My connection run fine for a while but then it starts to drop. On the ping command terminal 'Request Time Out' starts to come.
The connection runs almost fine (with an occasional RTO) over wire directly with the modem. The ping command is pinging 115.252.32.1 (this is the address which was used by the reliance guys, so I just used the same, assuming this is the reliance dns server, although I might be wrong).
Another thing is that I am not able to open the netis modem admin page at any of the addresses: 192.168.1.1 or 0.1 or 2.0 (even when I am connect directly to it over wire)