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Old 04-29-11, 03:18
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Default WAN ports on the router?

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What should I do when the WAN ports display on the remote configuration page, but it points that a router is down? Hammering
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Old 04-29-11, 03:32
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You need to ensure that the router is functional. Also check that you have a right physical connection to the router. Verify that the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway are entered properly. And if the router is connected directly into the FatPipe, then make sure you are using a working cross-over cable.
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Old 09-27-11, 03:37
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Default i'm also waiting for the answer of this question.

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What should I do when the WAN ports display on the remote configuration page, but it points that a router is down? Hammering

i'm also waiting for the answer of this question.
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Old 12-22-11, 06:44
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Default Wan ports router

(Wide Area Network port) The socket on a network device that is wired to an external network such as the Internet. In the home and small business, a WAN port is an RJ-45 Ethernet port on a router that is wired to a cable or DSL modem. On small routers, the WAN port may be labeled simply "Internet." In the larger enterprise, a WAN port may hook up to a T1 line or other wide area network service and use a V.35, RS-232 or RS-530 connection rather than RJ-45.
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