2010-09-23, 12:31 AM
You should try WPA2 with AES encryption.
I'm thinking it could be how you set up the Wireless as well.
Try this...
1. Reset everything on the Router back to Factory default (also make sure you have an Ethernet cable plugged into the computer you are working from).
2. Set up your connection for PPPoE with the username and password. Also make sure the Keep Alive Connection option is set (most routers have these).
3. Setup your wireless as follows:
rename the SSID somethijg like DL-N300-*your first name*
set up a password
set the connection for WPA2 AES only(do not use WPA/WPA2 MIXED or TKIP, or TKIP/AES modes)
save the settings and test the connection on a wireless device
4. If all goes well it should work.
I would recommend having someone help you setup an account for Dynamic DNS (all routers support this feature, or should). This way if you need help from someone you can allow them remote access to the router and help with configuration.
I'm thinking it could be how you set up the Wireless as well.
Try this...
1. Reset everything on the Router back to Factory default (also make sure you have an Ethernet cable plugged into the computer you are working from).
2. Set up your connection for PPPoE with the username and password. Also make sure the Keep Alive Connection option is set (most routers have these).
3. Setup your wireless as follows:
rename the SSID somethijg like DL-N300-*your first name*
set up a password
set the connection for WPA2 AES only(do not use WPA/WPA2 MIXED or TKIP, or TKIP/AES modes)
save the settings and test the connection on a wireless device
4. If all goes well it should work.
I would recommend having someone help you setup an account for Dynamic DNS (all routers support this feature, or should). This way if you need help from someone you can allow them remote access to the router and help with configuration.