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415128 2005-12-22 23:44:00 Hey all
anyone know how to set up an internet connection using a Dynalink RTA300 ADSL Router (Its has 4 way port,plus 1 usb port)2 ports are in use,would like to set laptop up to connect via router.(Step by Step :help: required here)

All systems are XP Home sp2
Laptop has the following:
inside network connection:

Wireless network connection
not connected,firewalled
802.11 b/g wireless adapter

1394 connection
connected,firewalled
1394 net adapter

Local area network(LAN)
network cable unplugged,firewalled
Realtek RTL 8139 family PCI fast ethernet NIC

no idea on how any of these work,cant seem to find any help/read me files ethier

The above 3 are on my laptop.
Also lost all info/help files for the router.

any help,ideas,tips

c:help::help:kiem:help:nster
cookiemonster (9463)
415129 2005-12-23 00:03:00 www.dynalink.co.nz Safari (3993)
415130 2005-12-23 00:10:00 All you need to do is get a ethernet cable (cat5/6). Plug one end into a spare ethernet port on the router and the other into the ethernet port (NIC) on the laptop. By default the RTA300 uses DHCP, so it will automatically assign the laptop an internal IP.

Once the laptop is connected up, you should be able to access the internet without any further configuration. Post back if you have any problems. :)


Welcome to PressF1 as well.
Jen (38)
415131 2005-12-23 00:20:00 Cheers for the welcome

You said:
ethernet port (NIC) on the laptop . :waughh:
would that be the one of the USB port's? :help:





c:waughh::help:kiem:badpc:nster

P . S . does this site also help with virus/trojan removal?
cookiemonster (9463)
415132 2005-12-23 00:23:00 Cheers for the welcome

You said:
ethernet port (NIC) on the laptop . :waughh:
would that be the one of the USB port's? :help: No, it looks like a plug that an end of a telephone cord would fit in - only more rectangle in shape . It has a little round light right beside it which will go green when you plug in a connected ethernet cable

image of port on left ( . webster . edu/pcguide/images/laptop_network/ethernet_port . jpg" target="_blank">library . webster . edu)



P . S . does this site also help with virus/trojan removal?Certainly does . Just make a new thread about your problem and give all the details that you know, including what operating system you have and what current antivirus program you use .
Jen (38)
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