Belkin Router F5D5231-4 User Manual

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Manually Configuring Network Settings in Mac OS X 
1. Click  on  the  “System  Preferences”  icon.
2. Select  “Network” (1) from  the  “System  Preferences”  menu.
3. Select  “Built-in  Ethernet” (2)  next  to  “Show”  in  the  “Network”  menu.
4. Select  the  “TCP/IP”  tab (3).  Next  to  “Configure” (4),  you  should 
see  “Manually”   or  “Using  DHCP”.  If  you  do  not,  check  the 
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PPPoE  tab (5)  to  make  sure  that  “Connect  using  PPPoE”  is NOT 
selected.  If  it  is,  you  will  need  to  configure  your  Router  for  a 
PPPoE  connection  type  using  your  user  name  and  password.
5. If  “Manually”  is  selected,  your  Router  will  need  to  be  set  up  for 
a  static  IP  connection  type.  Write  the  address  information  in 
the  table  below.  You  will  need  to  enter...

Manually Configuring Network Settings in Windows 2000, 
NT, or XP
1.  Click  “Start”,  “Settings”,  then  “Control  Panel”.
2.  Double-click  on  the  “Network  and  dial-up  connections”  icon 
(Windows  2000)  or  the  “Network”  icon  (Windows  XP).
3.  Right-click  on  the  “Local  Area  Connection”  associated  with  your 
network  adapter  and  select  “Properties”  from  the  drop-down  menu.
4.  In  the  “Local  Area  Connection  Properties”  window,  click  “Internet 
Protocol  (TCP/IP)”  and...

Manually Configuring Network Settings in Windows 98 or Me
1.  Right-click  on  “My  Network  Neighborhood”  and  select “Properties”  from  the  drop-down  menu.
2.  Select  “TCP/IP  ->  settings”  for  your  installed  network  adapter. You  will  see  the  following  window.
3. If  “Specify  an  IP  address”  is  selected,  your  Router  will  need 
to  be  set  up  for  a  static  IP  connection  type.  Write  the  address 
information  in  the  table  below.  You  will  need  to  enter  this...

In  most  cases,  you  will  not  need  to  make  any  changes  to  your  web 
browser’s  settings.  If  you  are  having  trouble  accessing  the  Internet  or 
the  Web-Based  Advanced  User  Interface,  then  change  your  browser’s 
settings  to  the  recommended  settings  in  this  section.
Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 or Higher
1.  Start  your  web  browser.  Select  “Tools”  then  “Internet  Options”.
2.  In  the  “ Internet  Options”  screen,  there  are  three  selections: 
“Never  dial  a...

3.  Under  the  “Internet  Options”  screen,  click  on  “Connections”  and select  “LAN  Settings…”. 
4.  Make  sure  there  are  no  check  marks  next  to  any  of  the  displayed options:  “Automatically  detect  settings”,  “Use  automatic 
configuration  script”,  and  “Use  a  proxy  server”.  Click  “OK”.  Then 
click  “OK”  again  in  the  “Internet  Options”  page.
Netscape® Navigator® 4.0 or Higher
1.  Start  Netscape.  Click  on  “Edit”  then  “Preferences”.
2.  In  the  “Preferences”...

You  can  find  technical  support  information  at  www.belkin.com/
networking  or  www.belkin.com  through  the  tech  support  area. 
If  you  want  to  contact  technical  support  by  phone,  please  call 
877-736-5771.  Technical  support  is  available  24-hours-a-day, 
7-days-a-week.
 Problem:
  Installation  CD  does  not  automatically  start.
Solution:
If  the  CD-ROM  does  not  start  the  Easy  Install  Wizard  automatically, 
it  could  be  that  the  computer  is  running  other...

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  If  you  do  have  firewall  software  installed  on  your  computer, please  make  sure  that  you  properly  configure  it.  You  can 
determine  if  the  firewall  software  is  preventing  Internet  access 
by  temporarily  turning  it  off.  If,  while  the  firewall  is  disabled, 
Internet  access  works  properly,  you  will  need  to  change  the 
firewall  settings  to  function  properly  when  it  is  turned  on.
  Please  refer  to  the...

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2.    If  your  ISP  requires  a  user  name  and  password,  make  sure  that  you  have  typed  in  your  user  name  and  password  correctly.  Some 
user  names  require  that  the  ISP’s  domain  may  be  at  the  end  of 
the  name.  Example:  “[email protected]”.  The  “@myisp.com” 
part  of  the  user  name  may  need  to  be  typed  as  well  as  your  user 
name. 
If  you  continue  to  have  no  Internet  connection,  reference  the...

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Problem:
•   The  Easy  Install  Wizard  completed  installation,  but  my  web browser  doesn’t  work.
•   I  am  unable  to  connect  to  the  Internet.  The  “WAN”  light  on  my 
Router  is  on,  and  the  “Connected”  light  is  blinking.
Solution:
If  you  cannot  connect  to  the  Internet,  the  “WAN”  light  is  on,  and 
the  “Connected”  light  is  blinking,  the  problem  may  be  that  your 
connection  type  may  not  match  the  ISP’s...