Linksys WRT54G router
Anthony Yarusso
tonyyarusso at earthlink.net
Tue Nov 7 05:04:45 UTC 2006
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Charles Malespin wrote:
>> Charles Malespin wrote:
>>> Hi all.. This may be the wrong place to ask, but Im stuck. I have a
>>> Linksys WRT54G router that I would like to hook up to my wired desktop
>>> running Breezy so that my macbook can have wireless access.. I cant use
>>> the setup disc because it is an .exe file for windows. I went to the
>>> online setup(entering 192.168.1.1 in firefox etc) But I have NO IDEA
>>> what to input or anything like that for the DNS, DHCP etc values. I
>>> have never set up a wireless network, so I have no clue about this.. I
>>> didnt see any real easy way to just use the default values to just "set
>>> it up" and while Im setting it up I lose internet access for some
>>> reason. Any help or suggestions would be appreciate(the Linksys people
>>> told me to call the "linux help line" because they dont support linux,
>>> so they are obviously no use). Thanks,
>>> CM
>> The defaults really should work for you I would think - are you trying
>> to do anything special? (I use third-party firmware on mine, so I won't
>> be much help for the interface.)
>
>
> Hi, thanks for the quick replies.. I am not trying to do anything
> special. But I dont know where to get my MAC address, etc. and when I
> tried to change my password and click accept changes, it does not look
> like anything has changed or that the router has been seen.. Do I need
> to reboot after setting things up? I lose connection when I am setting
> things up and I cant seem to get it back without physically unplugging
> the router. It just seems like Im missing something that is causing it
> not to work either from Ubuntu's side or the router.(PS I am running
> Dapper, not breezy. sorry)
> CM
>
>
>
You can get your MAC addy with 'ifconfig'. You probably shouldn't need
to reboot; what kind of network are you setting up?
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