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Speaking of which, anyone hear about the wifi theif running around in Tampa?

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Glad to be of service!

>_> No software firewalls... No nothing, it doesn't work that's it, no matter what you do, what you say, it's not going to work past a router, it's just the game.

You're getting there, and number between 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.50 is a static IP Address says Linksys, so I'd suggest placing it at .10 now. Also, Linksys reports that if Port Forwarding doesn't work then you may use Port Triggering in the same way, and see if that helps.

Who ever told me to press modify, I think I've mentioned it in a different thread, I'm unable to do that. There isn't anything else besides Wireless B-G-A on the market, and their all compatible, this is certainly an issue with the software, and their not willing to fix it because for some strange reason, they believe that no one uses routers.

Cron, thanks for the suggestions but I've already tried all of those. I have always used CAT6 wires, port triggering, port forwarding etc is no good, and you have that backwards, you need a static ip to use them and not dhcp, this is a WRT54G Wireless G Broadband Router, there's only one router provided that's more powerful, even then it doesn't matter, it wouldn't help the situation.

Yeah, you have the same connection as me, and I'm over the cap just a bit as well.

Were you listening? It's an issue with the program, I used multiple routers from different companies. Chuck a bad router, WRT54G is second to latest technology so I don't know what you're talking about.

This isn't perfect security, it's just a big problem fixed, you should just get an ad remover for the cookies issue.

Who's your service provider, and how are your download scores?

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Bit of an update, but it turns out it is client side that the program can not run through a router, so I just got rid of the game entirely, not a big loss though, I was level 52 out of level 50. (2 levels more then the last level!) Note: you can update your post without double posting...just click the modify button

FiOS is a fiber optic line, if cox is then I guess it's on the same basic technology. If it isn't, FiOS will have superior pings, guarantee'd.

Speed Booster isn't necessary, but hell it puts you 25% over other routers. I have no problems with my WRT54G none SB! =)

FiOS is not DSL so I doubt it'll need filters. Well, if the VoIP VoiceWing service provided by Verizon has a package for the DSL package or with the FiOS package, I'm pretty sure that it'll work with it. FiOS does work, it's the fastest service for a standard cable or DSL service price. The pings aren't too shabby either, reports of perfect 1 ms pings are going around! =D CURSE YOU FIOS USERS!!! I'm stuck with DSL 1.5 386 plan. (sobs)

We'd be stupid if we didn't... So I'm stupid.

Fileplanet uses burst connections, it's all fake. You're really downloading 786.

Empty your cache then try, or use a different browser.

Call them, and while you're at it, post the little box below your test information that says, cut and paste click here to add to your clipboard.

My bet is a corrupt important system process.

Linksys support is just a group of bozos, I have so far gotten everything myself with out any of their help, however now I'm at a platinum plated wall that's needin' a drillin'. Gunz Online requires port 7700 forwarded on routers, however it won't work. DMZ has the same issue. Direct connection with out the router shows no problems. MTU - 1500 Router - Linksys WRT54G version 3 Firmware - v4.00.7 Static IP Address is set at 192.168.1.10 . [move]Help me![/move]

DMZ was ineffective and showed the same results, "You need to bypass your cruddy router!"

My router is overloaded with ports forwarded, I don't have any more space to do more! Does anyone have any idea of how to increase the amount of ports I can forward with my router? Windows XP Home Linksys WRT54G v3