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I am having difficulties logging into my dsl-g604t router's web interface using windows 7.
The router works fine, and I am able to access the internet from both my desktop-ethernet and laptop-wireless (also running windows 7). If I try to connect to the router to enable port forwarding, etc. it hangs. This problem only occurs on the desktop, it works fine from laptop.
I have tried the following;
disabling firewall/antivirus
entering static ip, dns, etc. in ipv4
updated to latest firmware
google chrome & firefox
Installing lastest realtek 8111c windows 7 drivers (2/6/09)
but to no avail.
I think the problem lies with windows 7 ethernet and/or realtek drivers
The router log shows this;
Jan 1 12:01:17> Connect: ppp0 {--} nas0
Jan 1 12:01:19> PAP authentication succeeded
Jan 1 12:01:19> peer from calling number 00:90:1A:A0:01:B5 authorized
Jan 1 12:01:19> ppp0
Jan 1 12:01:19> WAN IP address 61.68.217.56
Jan 1 12:01:19> WAN gateway 210.8.1.238
Jan 1 12:01:19> primary DNS address 203.8.183.1
Jan 1 12:01:19> secondary DNS address 192.189.54.33
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connect with IP Address 61.68.217.56
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connection Successfully Established
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connect with Gateway IP Address: 210.8.1.238
Jan 1 12:26:55> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 12:36:56> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 13:49:27> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 13:50:25> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Could the problem be the timeout?
Pngmikel
System spec
Intel Core Duo 8400
GA-EP45DS3R
3G RAM
NVIDIA 9600 GT
The router works fine, and I am able to access the internet from both my desktop-ethernet and laptop-wireless (also running windows 7). If I try to connect to the router to enable port forwarding, etc. it hangs. This problem only occurs on the desktop, it works fine from laptop.
I have tried the following;
disabling firewall/antivirus
entering static ip, dns, etc. in ipv4
updated to latest firmware
google chrome & firefox
Installing lastest realtek 8111c windows 7 drivers (2/6/09)
but to no avail.
I think the problem lies with windows 7 ethernet and/or realtek drivers
The router log shows this;
Jan 1 12:01:17> Connect: ppp0 {--} nas0
Jan 1 12:01:19> PAP authentication succeeded
Jan 1 12:01:19> peer from calling number 00:90:1A:A0:01:B5 authorized
Jan 1 12:01:19> ppp0
Jan 1 12:01:19> WAN IP address 61.68.217.56
Jan 1 12:01:19> WAN gateway 210.8.1.238
Jan 1 12:01:19> primary DNS address 203.8.183.1
Jan 1 12:01:19> secondary DNS address 192.189.54.33
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connect with IP Address 61.68.217.56
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connection Successfully Established
Jan 1 12:01:20> PPPoE Connect with Gateway IP Address: 210.8.1.238
Jan 1 12:26:55> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 12:36:56> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 13:49:27> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 13:50:25> Timeout writing to network socket.
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Jan 1 16:24:07> get 0xF at Addr 0xA30085B0
Could the problem be the timeout?
Pngmikel
System spec
Intel Core Duo 8400
GA-EP45DS3R
3G RAM
NVIDIA 9600 GT