connecting a wireless router (netgear wgr614 v6) and adsl2+ modem(ethernetnetgear dm111)

Dear All

I have a virgin.net internet account on the bt phone line, I got the
thomson speedtouch 330 modem though the post but really want to use the
above equipment that I alreally got. Though I have lost the set up CD to
ny router has anyone successfully connected to the internet with netgear
router and adsl modem? If so what setting did you use less of course the
user id/e-mail and password!!

Thanks in advance

Neil Morris

In article <B9g7j.9139$(E-Mail Removed)>, Neil Morris
(E-Mail Removed) says...
> Dear All
>
> I have a virgin.net internet account on the bt phone line, I got the
> thomson speedtouch 330 modem though the post but really want to use the
> above equipment that I alreally got. Though I have lost the set up CD to
> ny router has anyone successfully connected to the internet with netgear
> router and adsl modem? If so what setting did you use less of course the
> user id/e-mail and password!!
>
Can't you just set it up with the Thomson then copy the settings to the
Netgear?

Dear All
I think I have it sorted the output from 'ipconfig /all' has the dhcp as
192.168.0.1 which I am going to change the ip address on the router to
once I have had some sleep! etc

Neil Morris


Neil Morris wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I have a virgin.net internet account on the bt phone line, I got the
> thomson speedtouch 330 modem though the post but really want to use the
> above equipment that I alreally got. Though I have lost the set up CD to
> ny router has anyone successfully connected to the internet with netgear
> router and adsl modem? If so what setting did you use less of course the
> user id/e-mail and password!!
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Neil Morris

In article <Yfk7j.3372$(E-Mail Removed)>, Neil Morris
(E-Mail Removed) says...
> Dear All
> I think I have it sorted the output from 'ipconfig /all' has the dhcp as
> 192.168.0.1 which I am going to change the ip address on the router to
> once I have had some sleep! etc
>
If you're using DHCP you shouldn't need to set anything on the LAN side
- that's the whole point of DHCP.