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Creating a wireless network

Asked by alkofribas in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Cards & Adapters, Wireless Network Cards & Adapters

Tags: linksys, manual

I am trying to put together a wireless network. I have a Linksys wireless router with four ports and a high speed Internet connection via a DSL cable modem (well, it's a modem that plugs into the phone jack via an ordinary phone cable and into the Etherfast network card of the desktop computer via a grey network cable, RJ-35, I think). I have two desktop computers and two laptops. I would like to plug the two desktops and one laptop with RJ-35 cables (plugged into the ports of the router, I suppose), and to be able to access this network wirelessly with the second laptop which has a Linksys wireless network card. If I'm correct, it would be like this : the two desktops and one laptop plugged into the ports of the router and the modem plugged into the modem port of the router and into the phone jack, right? My problem is : I have never been able to access my broadband connection through the router. In the manual, there is an URL that is supposed to be that of the router; it should display a page that would allow me to configure the network (although I think there are figures I need to get from my ISP; which are those? IP addresses?) But I have never been able to reach this page (can't be found). Is it because of the firewall of my connection? In short, any ideas on how I should proceed to figure this out?
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