CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com A gigabit switch is a great investment if you’re still using a 10/100 wireless router. That way you can keep your wireless router, and for only a few bucks you can upgrade your wired network to gigabit

Port Forwarding is easy. Programs that automatically Foward Ports for you honestly probably require more work and troubleshooting than doing it yourself. And if you can use a program that does it for you, you can do it by yourself. It’s virtually the same process. 1) I open my Wireless Connections window by clicking on the Taskbar Icon (lower right hand corner). This can also be accessed through other ways like Control Panel I believe, but this way is easiest. 2) I find the Network I am connected to. If there are multiple Networks available, you will know which one you are connected to because it will say “Connected” Next to the one you want. Pretty simple, eh? 3) Right click your connection, then left click “Status” Then open “Details” This will provide you a multitude of information, all relevant to your Network connection. We don’t need all of it, but we need some. 4) Look for “IPv4 Default Gateway” The number after this (you can left click to highlight the bar like I did) is the (internal) IP Address of your Wireless Router. Enter this number into the address bar in ANY web browser (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer…) 5) You will be prompted for a username and password. If you have a password and username, enter it. If you don’t have one, or don’t remember it try these combinations Username: admin Password: admin OR Username: admin Password: (Yes, I mean leave it empty) I have seen a router that uses Username: Admin Password: password These two combinations are the …

A few people I know had questions on how to disassemble a Linksys BEFSR41 router (God only knows why they needed to) but since there wheren’t really tutorials online from what I hear, I decided to make one since I happened to have a BEFSR41 lying around! Hope this helps them and anyone else randomly needing to disassemble this router as well. I think the case design should be similar for all the BEF class routers…? (the black\blue case design like mine)

Today I Will Show how to port forward your Router!! Visit The Website: www.PcGameplayH.Ucoz.com Find Your Router IP Addresses Here www.portforward.com Instructions Open Your Web Browser. Type in Your IP Address for your Router. If you Dont know go to www.portforward.com (Link in Description) Go To Your Security and uncheck Block Anonymous Internet Requests to allow uTorrent and save the setting Now go to Port Range Forward it should be in Applications & Gaming for Linksys. Type in your Application for your Bittorrent and for Start and End Type in your Port Number. Type in any random IP Address at the end but not 1 then Enable it and your Done!!!