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Posted by Duane Arnold on May 3, 2005, 4:47 am
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> Duane Arnold wrote:
>>
>>>I'm having a heck of a time setting up a Linksys WRT54G wireless router.
>>>After staring at several of the fields in the setup page, I realized that
>>>what I'm lacking is an understand of what each of the IP addresses, etc.
>>>means.
>>>
>>>Is there a tutorial for beginners, not so much of "type this in this
>>>field"
>>>help, but more a thinking person's guide: "A DSL modem will have a fixed
>>>address, relative to the LAN you're setting up..." and such.
>>>
>>>I Googled, but while I found lots of people asking specific questions and
>>>getting them answered, I found little tutorial information.
>>
>>
>> Call Linksys Tech Support and be done with it like I did back in 2001
>> that is what they are there for to help you.
>>
>> Duane :)
> Maybe in 2001 things were different. What you get now is someone in India
> who can answer very specific questions, but really can't give a tutorial
> overview. I found the same thing after three different calls --
> both language and technical barriers. I found the book "Mastering Cisco
> Routers" to have good info, but A good web tutorial must be out there
> somewhere.
Well, I talked with people over in India about the Linksys 11S4 and how to
connect it to my WatchGuard and then to people in India on how to connect
the WatchGuard up that was going to be the gateway device, recently. I had
no problems in understand or getting the technical information I needed.
Duane :)
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