I bought a wireless router, and a wireless card for a desktop
computer. Hooked up the router to another computer with an ethernet
card. Router hooked up to the ethernet card and the DSL router. No
startup to the internet. Checked with Dlink, and found they do not
allow a static IP address, as required by my DSL provider. DSL
provider would not help. They gave me a phone number for DSL router
provider. They require $30 just to answer the phone with no guarentee
that they can or will help. I understand they have a special card for
$150 to install in a slot on the DSL router for wireless. No guarentee
that will work. (Give me $180 and I will get back to you, maybe). Yeah
right. Never did get the wireless card installed. Still interested in
getting two computers, in opposite ends of the house hooked together
and to the internet. Any help will be appreciated.

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What are the model numbers of the two routers?


"wahlroot" wrote:

> I bought a wireless router, and a wireless card for a desktop
> computer. Hooked up the router to another computer with an ethernet
> card. Router hooked up to the ethernet card and the DSL router. No
> startup to the internet. Checked with Dlink, and found they do not
> allow a static IP address, as required by my DSL provider. DSL
> provider would not help. They gave me a phone number for DSL router
> provider. They require $30 just to answer the phone with no guarentee
> that they can or will help. I understand they have a special card for
> $150 to install in a slot on the DSL router for wireless. No guarentee
> that will work. (Give me $180 and I will get back to you, maybe). Yeah
> right. Never did get the wireless card installed. Still interested in
> getting two computers, in opposite ends of the house hooked together
> and to the internet. Any help will be appreciated.
>
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Get a decent brand like Netgear and sell the D-Link stuff on Ebay (tell them
static address not supported)
Definitely don't waste money on phone calls when a Netgear is so cheap!!

Installation instructions for Netgear - plug in, set the logon info, start
work!

"Hugh" <Hugh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> What are the model numbers of the two routers?
>
>
> "wahlroot" wrote:
>
>> I bought a wireless router, and a wireless card for a desktop
>> computer. Hooked up the router to another computer with an ethernet
>> card. Router hooked up to the ethernet card and the DSL router. No
>> startup to the internet. Checked with Dlink, and found they do not
>> allow a static IP address, as required by my DSL provider. DSL
>> provider would not help. They gave me a phone number for DSL router
>> provider. They require $30 just to answer the phone with no guarentee
>> that they can or will help. I understand they have a special card for
>> $150 to install in a slot on the DSL router for wireless. No guarentee
>> that will work. (Give me $180 and I will get back to you, maybe). Yeah
>> right. Never did get the wireless card installed. Still interested in
>> getting two computers, in opposite ends of the house hooked together
>> and to the internet. Any help will be appreciated.
>>
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"" wrote:
> Get a decent brand like Netgear and sell the D-Link stuff on
> Ebay (tell them
> static address not supported)
> Definitely don't waste money on phone calls when a Netgear is
> so cheap!!
>
> Installation instructions for Netgear - plug in, set the logon
> info, start
> work!
>
> "Hugh" <Hugh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4BEB5098-5C5C-41A4-BA59-4F695B8323E6@microsoft.com...
> > What are the model numbers of the two routers?
> >
> >
> > "wahlroot" wrote:
> >
> >> I bought a wireless router, and a wireless card for a
> desktop
> >> computer. Hooked up the router to another computer with an
> ethernet
> >> card. Router hooked up to the ethernet card and the DSL
> router. No
> >> startup to the internet. Checked with Dlink, and found they
> do not
> >> allow a static IP address, as required by my DSL provider.
> DSL
> >> provider would not help. They gave me a phone number for
> DSL router
> >> provider. They require $30 just to answer the phone with no
> guarentee
> >> that they can or will help. I understand they have a
> special card for
> >> $150 to install in a slot on the DSL router for wireless.
> No guarentee
> >> that will work. (Give me $180 and I will get back to you,
> maybe). Yeah
> >> right. Never did get the wireless card installed. Still
> interested in
> >> getting two computers, in opposite ends of the house hooked
> together
> >> and to the internet. Any help will be appreciated.
> >>
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The Dlink can’t use the static address that my DSL provider uses,
because the DSl modem uses the same address as the Dlink router, which
is not a modem.

I'm not sure why you wrote this reply when the request was for the model
numbers.
I have a similar setup with two Linksys routers. It's necessary to set the
second router to a fixed IP for this to work. Had you supplied the requested
info, we might be on the way to a solution. If the Dlink router really won't
accept a fixed IP, which I'm not ready to believe yet, you'll ned to get a
different brand.

> The Dlink can’t use the static address that my DSL provider uses,
> because the DSl modem uses the same address as the Dlink router, which
> is not a modem.
>