best wireless broadband in Dungarvan?

Steve30x · 30-10-2010 1:04pm

I cant edit my last post so I will reply instead.

The 60MB/s internet and 120mb/s isnt worth the money unless you own a business. I dont see any difference in most websites with my 60mb/s connection so I am changing back to the 30mb/s internet.

seannie69 · 03-12-2010 10:14pm

can sum1 help me plz,how can i turn off the wireless connection on my modem its a scientific atlanta epc2434 model??????????,and 1 more question stupid 1 but yano urself how do i access the settings on my modem,thankin you in advance

deadman walking · 05-12-2010 1:27am

seannie69 wrote: »

can sum1 help me plz,how can i turn off the wireless connection on my modem its a scientific atlanta epc2434 model??????????,and 1 more question stupid 1 but yano urself how do i access the settings on my modem,thankin you in advance

Well i am going to assume that you are wanting to turn off the wireless modem on your computer and just use the ethernet cable connected between the router and pc? before i answer that question could you enlighten me as to why you would want to do that? there may be alternative solutions to your pc problems:D

seannie69 · 05-12-2010 3:30pm

deadman walking wrote: »

Well i am going to assume that you are wanting to turn off the wireless modem on your computer and just use the ethernet cable connected between the router and pc? before i answer that question could you enlighten me as to why you would want to do that? there may be alternative solutions to your pc problems:D

ive no problems wit my comp i want 2 stop sum1 from using my internet he has the code 2 my modem and if i can turn off the wireless connection he wont b able 2 use it,does this help you!!!!!and thanks for replying

Minstrel27 · 05-12-2010 3:32pm

deadman walking wrote: »

before i answer that question could you enlighten me as to why you would want to do that?

Ethernet > Wireless

deadman walking · 06-12-2010 12:26am

Not sure what you mean by that minstrel? anyway seanie what router do you have and who is your internet with,i may have a solution for you?;)

seannie69 · 06-12-2010 12:12pm

deadman walking wrote: »

Not sure what you mean by that minstrel? anyway seanie what router do you have and who is your internet with,i may have a solution for you?;)

its a scientific atlanta epc2434 model and with casey's cablevision

Steve30x · 07-12-2010 4:24pm

Ive moved back to 30mb?s internet and most webpsges fail to load fully now.

Minstrel27 · 07-12-2010 9:23pm

Which modem are you using?

eeloe · 09-12-2010 12:04am

Steve30x wrote: »

Ive moved back to 30mb?s internet and most webpsges fail to load fully now.

Sounds to me like you computer is full of spyware man!

Poor Uncle Tom · 09-12-2010 1:27am

3 is down all day today....

Steve30x · 11-12-2010 12:37pm

I have the new modem / router with no arial.

seannie69 · 12-12-2010 1:37pm

any time this year wud b nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Minstrel27 · 12-12-2010 9:27pm

seannie69 wrote: »

any time this year wud b nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anytime this year for what?

Poor Uncle Tom · 12-12-2010 10:53pm

Minstrel27 wrote: »

Anytime this year for what?

a reply from deadman walking, I presume after he said the following:

....seanie what router do you have and who is your internet with,i may have a solution for you?

Minstrel27 · 12-12-2010 11:55pm

Seems like an impatient little fellow.

seannie69 · 13-12-2010 3:59am

Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »

a reply from deadman walking, I presume after he said the following:

yes your ryt on tat!newho ive a scientific atlanta epc2434 model and im wit caseys cablevision i jus want 2 stop sum1 from using my internet he has the code 2 my modem so if i can turn off the wireless connection on it he cant use it,CAN U HELP PLZ.

Minstrel27 · 13-12-2010 8:53am

Have you contacted Caseys? I am sure that they will sort you out in a few minutes.

Please use your full keyboard.

seannie69 · 13-12-2010 8:36pm

Minstrel27 wrote: »

Have you contacted Caseys? I am sure that they will sort you out in a few minutes.

Please use your full keyboard.

use my full keybaord,explain dis???thank you,but i want 2 know how 2 do it myself nd casey wont tell ya he'll jus do it

Minstrel27 · 13-12-2010 11:57pm

seannie69 wrote: »

use my full keybaord,explain dis???thank you,but i want 2 know how 2 do it myself nd casey wont tell ya he'll jus do it

Explain? Have a read of what you posted.

Our man in Havana · 14-12-2010 12:00am

seannie69 wrote: »

use my full keybaord,explain dis???thank you,but i want 2 know how 2 do it myself nd casey wont tell ya he'll jus do it

seannie69 · 17-12-2010 4:23pm

Haddockman wrote: »

jus coz ye know ur stuff bout computers tats reason 2 take the piss out of people who dont some help you get on ere.dickheads

Sully · 17-12-2010 10:46pm

seannie69 wrote: »

jus coz ye know ur stuff bout computers tats reason 2 take the piss out of people who dont some help you get on ere.dickheads

Mod Note

If you have a problem with a post, report it. Please don't start attacking the person you are insulted by. Thanks.

eeloe · 18-12-2010 12:39am

Seanie, it's a relatively simple task for someone who is computer literate to perform.

Explaining it over a web-forum to a third party and expecting them to perform the task without trouble is another thing!

If you are genuinely stuck and need this matter sorted, please PM me your phone number and I can call over to you and show you how to do it?

seannie69 · 19-12-2010 3:56pm

Sully wrote: »

Mod Note

If you have a problem with a post, report it. Please don't start attacking the person you are insulted by. Thanks.

so wat did u tell t oda guy,did he get t same mgs as me coz i dont see it

deisedevil · 19-12-2010 5:13pm

seannie69 wrote: »

so wat did u tell t oda guy,did he get t same mgs as me coz i dont see it

You called someone a d***head. he didn't. Read the forum charter.

Also, when your asking for help it's a good idea not to get frustrated and impatient with people. Your not in the Tech Help section, your in the county forum asking for help with your router and people were trying to be decent and give you a bit of advice anyway.

Is u gettin wut i iz tellin , cuz i'd h8 to see u do mo facepalmz in stuff, innit!

Minstrel27 · 20-12-2010 10:11am

God damn text messaging and Ali G. Bringing literacy levels down since the 1990's.

seannie69 · 26-12-2010 10:19pm

deisedevil wrote: »

You called someone a d***head. he didn't. Read the forum charter.

Also, when your asking for help it's a good idea not to get frustrated and impatient with people. Your not in the Tech Help section, your in the county forum asking for help with your router and people were trying to be decent and give you a bit of advice anyway.

Is u gettin wut i iz tellin , cuz i'd h8 to see u do mo facepalmz in stuff, innit!

i was told this is a great site to get help but all im after getting is the piss taken out off me,so when somebody takes the piss im not gonna write in and thank them i will and always will call them a d---head,i wasnt getting frustrated i wrote anytime this year as i joke but no1 has a sense of humour on here.what a great site to get help dont worry i will post it on my facebook what a great site this is to get help.............

Sully · 27-12-2010 12:21am

seannie69 wrote: »

i was told this is a great site to get help but all im after getting is the piss taken out off me,so when somebody takes the piss im not gonna write in and thank them i will and always will call them a d---head,i wasnt getting frustrated i wrote anytime this year as i joke but no1 has a sense of humour on here.what a great site to get help dont worry i will post it on my facebook what a great site this is to get help.............

You might not be used to discussion forums Seanie, or at least forums like Boards.ie. Its a huge site so we need to put in some rules, just to keep things in order and running smoothly. People are happy to help, and if there not - ignore them and report the posts so the moderators such as me can deal with it. Getting insulting wont help.

Also, on Boards.ie, there are different forums for different discussions. If you need IT Support there are specific forums for that.

Each forum has its own Charter at the top of the forum - I suggest reading it before posting and also text (txt spk) speak isn't liked. On Boards, we type using a full keyboard and don't shorten every word.

deadman walking · 27-12-2010 5:15pm

Seanie my laptop calved a some weeks ago so i am sorry i did not get back to you in a timely fashion. my solution is use a different router like an eircom router of which i have a spare.

Minstrel27 · 27-12-2010 6:03pm

Would a DSL router work on a cable network?

deadman walking · 27-12-2010 6:22pm

i do not see why not the only prob might be the connection,does caseys internet come in on a cable like the tv? if so then this router will not work.:( However since it is a cable router it should have a web based setup page,right? By going into the router security tab on that page seanie should be able to do something to solve his issue;)

Minstrel27 · 27-12-2010 7:38pm

Yep, caseys is cable like UPC

Sully · 27-12-2010 8:16pm

seannie69 wrote: »

can sum1 help me plz,how can i turn off the wireless connection on my modem its a scientific atlanta epc2434 model??????????,and 1 more question stupid 1 but yano urself how do i access the settings on my modem,thankin you in advance

Firstly, connect the router directly to your computer using an Ethernet connection.

Secondly, get the internal IP address of the router so we can get into the settings page and disable WiFi (wireless).

Tip: The Internal IP address can be found by going to Start -> Run -> cmd and typing "ipconfig". The results will give various details but you want to look for the "Default Gateway" which will be similar, maybe even exactly, to 192.168.0.1.

Thirdly, Open up your browser and type in http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (replace the Xs with the internal IP address you got in step 1. So for example, http://192.168.0.1). You will be asked to login with a user/pass. It might be "admin/admin" or "admin / W2402" or "admin/password" (the commonly default passwords for routers).

Finally, you are now in the settings page for your router. I cant go any further as I haven't a manual or screenshots of your admin page. But there will be an area in the settings to turn off the WiFi. You will also have settings to put a "password" on your WiFi so nobody can use it without.

Please bare in mind that this isn't the best forum for Technical Support. If you want, ill move your posts into the appropriate forum which will offer you assistance if they can and when they have time. Otherwise, I suggest calling your internet provider.

People have lives and post here freely, and voluntarily. If they can answer it, they will, and when they have time. If they don't reply, don't get rude as it will further turn people away from helping you. Just move on.

A reminder, txt spk isn't welcome on Boards.ie. We ask that people use the full keyboard in front of them and not abbreviate the majority of the words they type out. Why? Because its not a text message - you have plenty of room to type away and it wont cost you a cent. Its easier for everyone to read also.

Cheers.

Sully · 27-12-2010 8:20pm

Minstrel27 wrote: »

Would a DSL router work on a cable network?

Cable and DSL are two different types of service, so its unlikely your router will support both. Whats the router and model number?

seannie69 · 27-12-2010 10:29pm

Sully wrote: »

Firstly, connect the router directly to your computer using an Ethernet connection.

Secondly, get the internal IP address of the router so we can get into the settings page and disable WiFi (wireless).

Tip: The Internal IP address can be found by going to Start -> Run -> cmd and typing "ipconfig". The results will give various details but you want to look for the "Default Gateway" which will be similar, maybe even exactly, to 192.168.0.1.

Thirdly, Open up your browser and type in http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (replace the Xs with the internal IP address you got in step 1. So for example, http://192.168.0.1). You will be asked to login with a user/pass. It might be "admin/admin" or "admin / W2402" or "admin/password" (the commonly default passwords for routers).

Finally, you are now in the settings page for your router. I cant go any further as I haven't a manual or screenshots of your admin page. But there will be an area in the settings to turn off the WiFi. You will also have settings to put a "password" on your WiFi so nobody can use it without.

Please bare in mind that this isn't the best forum for Technical Support. If you want, ill move your posts into the appropriate forum which will offer you assistance if they can and when they have time. Otherwise, I suggest calling your internet provider.

People have lives and post here freely, and voluntarily. If they can answer it, they will, and when they have time. If they don't reply, don't get rude as it will further turn people away from helping you. Just move on.

A reminder, txt spk isn't welcome on Boards.ie. We ask that people use the full keyboard in front of them and not abbreviate the majority of the words they type out. Why? Because its not a text message - you have plenty of room to type away and it wont cost you a cent. Its easier for everyone to read also.

Cheers.

look i wasnt being rude for the last time it was meant as a joke as we are getting close to the end of the year do everyone get it now

Sully · 27-12-2010 10:30pm

seannie69 wrote: »

look i wasnt being rude for the last time it was meant as a joke as we are getting close to the end of the year do everyone get it now

Okay, no fear. Did the instructions I gave work?

Minstrel27 · 28-12-2010 12:45am

Sully wrote: »

Cable and DSL are two different types of service, so its unlikely your router will support both. Whats the router and model number?

I wasn't asking for help

I just found it strange the suggestion that was made.

Sully · 28-12-2010 1:08am

Minstrel27 wrote: »

I wasn't asking for help I just found it strange the suggestion that was made.

Ooops

seannie69 · 05-01-2011 1:04pm

Sully wrote: »

Firstly, connect the router directly to your computer using an Ethernet connection.

Secondly, get the internal IP address of the router so we can get into the settings page and disable WiFi (wireless).

Tip: The Internal IP address can be found by going to Start -> Run -> cmd and typing "ipconfig". The results will give various details but you want to look for the "Default Gateway" which will be similar, maybe even exactly, to 192.168.0.1.

Thirdly, Open up your browser and type in http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (replace the Xs with the internal IP address you got in step 1. So for example, http://192.168.0.1). You will be asked to login with a user/pass. It might be "admin/admin" or "admin / W2402" or "admin/password" (the commonly default passwords for routers).

Finally, you are now in the settings page for your router. I cant go any further as I haven't a manual or screenshots of your admin page. But there will be an area in the settings to turn off the WiFi. You will also have settings to put a "password" on your WiFi so nobody can use it without.

Please bare in mind that this isn't the best forum for Technical Support. If you want, ill move your posts into the appropriate forum which will offer you assistance if they can and when they have time. Otherwise, I suggest calling your internet provider.

People have lives and post here freely, and voluntarily. If they can answer it, they will, and when they have time. If they don't reply, don't get rude as it will further turn people away from helping you. Just move on.

A reminder, txt spk isn't welcome on Boards.ie. We ask that people use the full keyboard in front of them and not abbreviate the majority of the words they type out. Why? Because its not a text message - you have plenty of room to type away and it wont cost you a cent. Its easier for everyone to read also.

Cheers.

cheers for the help dude just done it there and it worked

Steve30x · 13-03-2011 3:40am

Caseys recently updated the firmware in the Cisco EPC3925 routers. Ive spent the past three hours trying to access my Router because I needed to do a router Reset and the default password was changed. I wanted to change the WPA key to what I was given,

Our man in Havana · 13-03-2011 11:23am

Use a network cable and all will be well.

deisedevil · 13-03-2011 4:59pm

Our man in Havana wrote: »

Use a network cable and all will be well.

What if you want to connect with a laptop upstairs. Or your iphone. Or you want to sit in the garden, naked while watching Nationwide on RTE player? What use will a network cable be then??

Our man in Havana · 13-03-2011 6:15pm

The network cable will allow you to change the settings needed to allow wireless users to use the router.

Minstrel27 · 14-03-2011 6:06pm

deisedevil wrote: »

Or you want to sit in the garden, naked while watching Nationwide on RTE player? What use will a network cable be then??

Mary Kennedy would make you do that alright.

Steve30x · 15-03-2011 6:57pm

Our man in Havana wrote: »

The network cable will allow you to change the settings needed to allow wireless users to use the router.

I am well aware how to change the settings in the router. The problem was that caseys upgraded the firmware and the password changed with the firmware upgrade so I spent three hours trying to access the router with the cable plugged in. I finally got access to the routers settings though.

deisedevil · 16-03-2011 7:50pm

Our man in Havana wrote: »

The network cable will allow you to change the settings needed to allow wireless users to use the router.

I think you may have picked it up wrong to be honest.

alfienoaks · 07-10-2011 7:25pm

Sully wrote: »

Firstly, connect the router directly to your computer using an Ethernet connection.

Secondly, get the internal IP address of the router so we can get into the settings page and disable WiFi (wireless).

Tip: The Internal IP address can be found by going to Start -> Run -> cmd and typing "ipconfig". The results will give various details but you want to look for the "Default Gateway" which will be similar, maybe even exactly, to 192.168.0.1.

Thirdly, Open up your browser and type in http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (replace the Xs with the internal IP address you got in step 1. So for example, http://192.168.0.1). You will be asked to login with a user/pass. It might be "admin/admin" or "admin / W2402" or "admin/password" (the commonly default passwords for routers).

Finally, you are now in the settings page for your router. I cant go any further as I haven't a manual or screenshots of your admin page. But there will be an area in the settings to turn off the WiFi. You will also have settings to put a "password" on your WiFi so nobody can use it without.

Please bare in mind that this isn't the best forum for Technical Support. If you want, ill move your posts into the appropriate forum which will offer you assistance if they can and when they have time. Otherwise, I suggest calling your internet provider.

People have lives and post here freely, and voluntarily. If they can answer it, they will, and when they have time. If they don't reply, don't get rude as it will further turn people away from helping you. Just move on.

A reminder, txt spk isn't welcome on Boards.ie. We ask that people use the full keyboard in front of them and not abbreviate the majority of the words they type out. Why? Because its not a text message - you have plenty of room to type away and it wont cost you a cent. Its easier for everyone to read also.

Cheers.

Thanks for this post - got me back on to my router to forward a few ports!!!

sponge_bob · 10-10-2011 12:16pm

does anyone know if caseys have a wireless service in dungarvan now, with a transmitter on the hill beside the seanachie?
what kind of packages are they offering on this network?

William Powell · 10-10-2011 12:36pm

sponge_bob wrote: »

does anyone know if caseys have a wireless service in dungarvan now, with a transmitter on the hill beside the seanachie?
what kind of packages are they offering on this network?

Call them http://www.cablesurf.com/

best wireless broadband in Dungarvan?

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