Comments on: Going cold turkey while setting up a hotspot

By: mitch

mitch — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 08:52:12 +0000

here’s how first try to connect to internet stand alone i mean connect to internet from pldt without router if you connect smoothly the next step is config you router pull out the internet from pldt then connect your pc to router make sure your router is in original settings then go to MAC Address Clone which all routers has just click the Clone’s your pc mac address then save settings and connect the pldt internet connection in Internet Port of the router wait a couple of minutes then presto you have your wifi at home ^_^ if this not helping you try to connect me to the status of your internet ^_^ thanks ^_^

By: ramzki

ramzki — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 07:44:44 +0000

dyan yumaman ang mga pldt technician dsl connection. sideline.

By: pinky

pinky — Sun, 24 May 2009 09:49:20 +0000

I think we have the same problem as you do. However, I dont understand the techy words. Whats the best thing we can do? ask PLDT again for help? Thanks.

By: sLiCkyWoRm

sLiCkyWoRm — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 23:51:33 +0000

basically, with linksys routers, especially if you are using a “modem/router”, all you have to do is leave everything by default and change the local ip address of the router .. this is to ensure that the router and modem won’t encounter any ip conflict since most routers, modems and modem/routers are using this ip address .. powercycle the network and everything would be up and running ..

then just don’t forget to customize your wireless settings and security ..

peace out ..

By: Faxfleereetal

Faxfleereetal — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:49:08 +0000

nice post i haave RSS’d you, please update more often

thankyou

By: David

David — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:52:45 +0000

I use a WRT54G V3.1 with MyDSL, that has a ZyXEL P600 Series ADSL Modem.

I did not bother with Bridging and PPoE, I let the ZyXEL handle that!

I did set my WRT54G to MAC emulation, so it has the same MAC address as the PC I connect via LAN to the ZyXEL before connecting the WRT54G I then configured by moving my LAN Cable from the XyXEL to LAN Port #1 on the WRT 54G and use the Yellow cord supplied with the ZyXEL to now connect to the WRT54G WAN Port.

My step-daughters PC, my Laptop and my Nokia N95 8GB connect via WiFi to the WRT54G. I have SSID hidden, MAC Address Filtering and WPA enabled, so should be pretty secure.

It’s amazing how many set up WiFi, and leave at ‘Default settings’ so they are wide open to someone Hacking or just getting a Free Broadband WiFi connection.

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By: Issa22

Issa22 — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 09:39:16 +0000

Hello we have my dsl residential plan at home too. My father bought a Thomson router but he can’t seem to get it to connect. It is always looking for a username and password of some sort. Can you help me please? I called PLDT already but they can’t provide me good enough assistance. Thanks

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By: Aja Lapus

Aja Lapus — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 05:22:53 +0000

I have no problems using Ubuntu on a secured WPA/2-PSK connection. I only have had problems setting it up on a WPA2 Enterprise connection, which UST’s Wi-Mesh network uses. I use WPA2 PSK at home as I know MAC addresses could easily be spoofed.