I have singnet broadband 3Mbps plan as my internet broadband access.
I bought a Linksys Internet wireless router to serve as the gateway to the internet world from anywhere in my house.
Setting up the wired internet access from the pc to the router to the cable modem was an issue.
It was found to be because the ip address of the router and the cable modem from singtel share the same range, i.e. both are 192.168.1.1 So to solve the problem, I changed the local ip address of the router. This is done through the web interface of the router.
When one type
http://192.168.1.1/ into a web browser, a login prompt will request login to the router, key in both inputs, and one will be brought to the setup page. Change the Local ip address of the router, the starting ip address will change accordingly after saving and reseting. The rest of the procedure follows the cd sequence. My selections are "PPPOE", xxx
@singnet.
Of course, after changing the Local ip address of the router, subsequently one needs to key in
http://192.168.2.1/ into the web browser to access the router setup.
Setting up the wireless within the house was equally problematic. It seems like this model cannot handle WEP. The setup works for WPA and WPA2. The generated keys are to be used for client to join up to the wireless LAN.
To setup SES ( Secure Easy Setup ). At the router end , select the button "SES inactive", then using the Linksys UI at the client, choose connect. The system will automatically create a LAN for the server and client to join up.
A forum that seems to say WEP is not supported,
here.