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Anyone knows how to set the Linksys WAG54GS wireless-g ADSL Gateway as an Access point?

5-Jan-14 23:55

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Maximilien5-Jan-14 6:01

Maximilien

5-Jan-14 6:01

does it come in "Princess Leia" gold model ?

I'd rather be phishing!

Joan M5-Jan-14 0:28

Re: Anyone knows how to set the Linksys WAG54GS wireless-g ADSL Gateway as an Access point?

5-Jan-14 0:28

Searched the docs and nothing there.

Seen a web page that seems to explain it using pictures, but I have to register to see those pictures and the registration process is failing Frown | :(

This is the device: http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/gateways/WAG54GS[^]

Link to that forum which seem to explain it: http://interhell.co.uk/forums/topic/257003-set-up-a-linksys-wag54gs-as-a-wireless-access-point/[^]

Anyone could give a hint?

As always thank you in advance! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

PS: the online chat to ask for help to linksys helpdesk people is not working... Cry | :((

(at least not in spain under Windows 7 and ie11 or chrome).

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OriginalGriff5-Jan-14 0:54

Re: Anyone knows how to set the Linksys WAG54GS wireless-g ADSL Gateway as an Access point?

5-Jan-14 0:54

I can't seem to register either - I haven't had the completion email - but it looks pretty simple from a quick Google: http://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/wag54g-as-an-access-point-only.18678/[^] - sorry, no pictures!
Same advice here: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/618810[^]

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Joan M5-Jan-14 1:05

Re: Anyone knows how to set the Linksys WAG54GS wireless-g ADSL Gateway as an Access point?

5-Jan-14 1:05

Yep, I tried those steps, and they worked, but, there is always a but, the LAN devices (computers, tv's,...) were not capable to get Access to LAN computers shared networks and similar, only to Internet... Unsure | :~

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OriginalGriff5-Jan-14 1:14

Re: Anyone knows how to set the Linksys WAG54GS wireless-g ADSL Gateway as an Access point?

5-Jan-14 1:14

Did you check it was on the same domain/workgroup name?

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Joan M5-Jan-14 1:37

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

5-Jan-14 1:37

I've just tested it at home (the tests made where at my inlaws) and here it Works... Dead | X|

I'll have to recheck it at their house...

In both emplacements I've connected the LINKSYS device into a switch that is connected to a router.

Confused | :confused:

I'll try it again...

Thank you for your comments OG!

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Abhinav S4-Jan-14 22:36

Abhinav S

4-Jan-14 22:36

I liked the movie.
Really liked it.

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Pete O'Hanlon4-Jan-14 22:48

Pete O'Hanlon

4-Jan-14 22:48

Indeed. Danny Kaye plays Walter Mitty with comedic genius..

Abhinav S4-Jan-14 23:47

Abhinav S

4-Jan-14 23:47

Well I was obviously looking at the new movie.
The old one might have been good too.

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Pete O'Hanlon4-Jan-14 23:57

Pete O'Hanlon

4-Jan-14 23:57

I can't stand Ben Stiller. He is not funny. Danny Kaye had real talent.

CPallini5-Jan-14 0:12

CPallini

5-Jan-14 0:12

From what I can understand (via IMDB) they are quite different interpretations of the original story.

Veni, vidi, vici.

Abhinav S5-Jan-14 1:03

Abhinav S

5-Jan-14 1:03

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
I can't stand Ben Stiller. He is not funny

This one is not bad. Nothing remarkable happens throughout the moving,
There is no super-hero or great act of valor.

Yet it is a good story.
And I can identify it (to some extent) with our times.

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CPallini5-Jan-14 0:10

CPallini

5-Jan-14 0:10

Did not watch it yet, but it is on my list.
In the meantime I watched "The Dictator" and enjoyed it.

Veni, vidi, vici.

Forogar 5-Jan-14 4:57

Forogar

5-Jan-14 4:57

Charlie Chaplin is great in that!

- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.

CPallini5-Jan-14 4:59

CPallini

5-Jan-14 4:59

Veni, vidi, vici.

Just had an email...

OriginalGriff4-Jan-14 20:11

4-Jan-14 20:11

"Stock up in time for Christmas (Stock up in time for Christmas)
http://[deleted]
Dear Paul,
Christmas is now just around the corner but before we get all excited
about opening the first door on our advent calendars, we have the pick
of this month’s offers to bring you! We have bargains galore in this
newsletter, with 10% off Hill’s Science Plan, great deals on James
Wellbeloved and some exciting freebies with Royal Canin. Now is the
ideal time to stock up for Christmas."

I'm seriously hoping they are just incompetent and sent it way too late...

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter4-Jan-14 20:25

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

4-Jan-14 20:25

OriginalGriff wrote:
Dear Paul

They like you - just for you have to buy... Smile | :)

OriginalGriff wrote:
Christmas is now just around the corner

Orthodox people are celebrating on 6th or 7th of January - they may have the wrong info on you!!!

Johnny J.5-Jan-14 0:57

Johnny J.

5-Jan-14 0:57

It's never too early to start stocking up for Christmas 2014!!! D'Oh! | :doh:

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DaveAuld5-Jan-14 1:14

DaveAuld

5-Jan-14 1:14

Maybe they are owned by the same group that owns Parks Hampers, as they are already advertising on the telly for Christmas 2014.....

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OriginalGriff5-Jan-14 1:20

5-Jan-14 1:20

Didn't they do a runner with everyones money a couple of years back?
Or was that another "good-savings-idea-if-you-have-the-IQ-of-cheese" hamper mob?

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DaveAuld5-Jan-14 4:32

DaveAuld

5-Jan-14 4:32

It was Farepak that went awol in 2006 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6124406.stm[^]

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OriginalGriff5-Jan-14 4:58

5-Jan-14 4:58

Yes, you're right - my bad.

I do find myself wondering how many ex Farepak directors there are on the board of Parks - they have a similar modus operandi...

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Espen Harlinn5-Jan-14 2:37

Espen Harlinn

5-Jan-14 2:37

OriginalGriff wrote:
Christmas is now just around the corner

You may have noticed that as the years go by, each seems a bit shorter than the previous one ...

So, depending on age, Christmas may be just around the corner ... Laugh | :laugh:

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