You have to uninstall most software firewall to truly disable them. It
might also be a UPnP issue.
Although it is a ton easier to just browser to
http://192.168.2.1 to
program the router then it is to get the software to program it. Mainly
because you only have to do the configuration instead of fixing several
problems.
HMP wrote:
> Using the MS Broadband Networking Setup Wizard (v2.2), I
> have been attempting to get my MN-500 up and running. I
> have it connected with an ethernet cable, and the cable
> modem is working fine when connected directly. I've
> followed the instructions in the wizard, like hitting the
> reset button. Windows XP thinks it can see an internet
> connection of 100 Mbps (so the router is giving it some
> kind of signal), but really there is no connection. The
> Wizard allows me to go through all the setup steps like
> naming the network, etc., but when it comes time to
> Configure/Program the Base Station it keeps stopping,
> saying it Can't Configure the Base Station. I've
> disabled my Norton Internet Security, but it still won't
> work. I can't seem to get further than that. Any
> suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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