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From the FAQ
The info in this article also applies to the following products:
F5D5231-4 4-Port Router
F5D6230-3 Wireless Cable/DSL Gateway Router (11Mbps)
F5D6231-4 802.11b Wireless Cable/DSL Gateway Router
F5D7230-4 Wireless G Router
Resolution
With the router powered on, press and hold the reset button for exactly
seven seconds, this will restore the router to factory default.
Note: By default the password on the router is left blank, and the
default IP address is 192.168.2.1
Summary
This article describes how to reset the router to factory default
More Info
This article assumes you cannot access the routers web interface.
MLF
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that is correct i cannot access the routers web interface, ill try it again and try and reset it.
By the way if this helps i have a belkin adsl modem with built in wireless 802.11g router. it is a year and a half old.
OT: if a buy a new router ( a different brand and a new one like netgear) and install the cd an all should my internet work then? if all else fails this would be my only reasonable option.
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well i reseted it an i am able to see the belkin interface i just have to remember my isp username an pw lol ill post again if anything happens
Thanks for all the help lads :)
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the easier solution for you would be to set ur computer to work on the network as the network is first, then set the network to the way it should be, silly people who do this for a living and for a life, you should know that
go to control panel-->network connections-->right click wireless network connection-->properties-->scroll to the bottom of the list and go to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) click it and click properties
uncheck the boxes that say obtain an ip address automatically and obtain DNS server address automatically
enter in 192.168.2.xxx (where x is free ip, probably 10 or something higher, keep trying until it works) for your ip
subnet mask 255.255.255.0
default gateway 192.168.2.1
preferred dns server 192.168.2.1
and that should work and u can connect to your router again and internet and what not
do what all those other nice people said and set it back to dhcp and set the range to like 2-20 and set the xbox to like 21 (2-20 will allow 19 computers to connect automatically)
any more questions you can pm me, or just keep posting on the forum, but its not as fast
haha, never mind, u already got it fixed and posted before i finished my big long explanation, o well :)
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is there an echo in here
I am pretty sure this was all stated before....no??? :rolleyes:
MLF
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:( im a lil slow, sorry guys
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I just dont like being called "silly"
thats all ;)
MLF
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Great!
Well i nearly gave up on the pin in the reset button but i pressed it one final time an it worked! everything reseted and i got everything to work again!
Thanks again guys this is a great forum with great people in it providing me with help so quick - when i posted my first thread i got a reply within 5 minutes lol :)
Thanks again,
Stuart
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Good to hear you have it resolved....
;)
MLF
