This is probably an easy fix for many here, but am having issues getting more than 1 pc at a time to connect to a router that is connected to a modem (recently replaced the $10 a month rip off job from suddenlink). I have the new modem working and verified with suddenlink over the phone, but can't get the router to give me any more than 1 pc working at a time. There are 3 ethernet connections leaving the router, 1 goes to an Almond, the other 2 to other parts of the house. I have a TP-link 5 port switch that I could use instead of the router, but same issue with it.
I talked to netgear support live from India, and they pretty quickly thought that I have some foreign IP's interfering and keeping the new router from working. To which they wanted to charge me for a firewall service to the tune of 150$ a year! and offered no help beyond that!
I never had an issue with the modem router combo from suddenlink, but going this route has been a nightmare.
I talked to netgear support live from India, and they pretty quickly thought that I have some foreign IP's interfering and keeping the new router from working. To which they wanted to charge me for a firewall service to the tune of 150$ a year! and offered no help beyond that!
I never had an issue with the modem router combo from suddenlink, but going this route has been a nightmare.