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Soca Warrior wrote:If u are using blink u will have problems connecting with a linksys an the paradyne modem........ TSTT now has a wireless modem available if it is blink...is 350 4 lan ports an wireless built in
Chris90 wrote:Soca Warrior wrote:If u are using blink u will have problems connecting with a linksys an the paradyne modem........ TSTT now has a wireless modem available if it is blink...is 350 4 lan ports an wireless built in
You are right. when we hooked it up, it gave trouble but after a long while ( talking weeks here) we finally got it to work.
Soca Warrior wrote:If u are using blink u will have problems connecting with a linksys an the paradyme modem........ TSTT now has a wireless modem available if it is blink...is 350 4 lan ports an wireless built in
Sky wrote:Running a netgear on flow. Plug in, run auto ip and set passwords to get on wifi. Does reach in the backyard with this notebook with 4 bars. Would get the model # but too far form it right now to check and too lazy to get up
srnoth wrote:Chris90 wrote:Soca Warrior wrote:If u are using blink u will have problems connecting with a linksys an the paradyne modem........ TSTT now has a wireless modem available if it is blink...is 350 4 lan ports an wireless built in
You are right. when we hooked it up, it gave trouble but after a long while ( talking weeks here) we finally got it to work.
Simple problem simple solution... TSTT has their paradyne modems setup with the same IP address as the router - 192.168.1.1. Obviously you can't have two devices with the same address plugged into one computer. All you have to do is change the IP address of the wireless router to something like 192.168.2.1, and you're good to go.
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