Does any one know how to make this OS work with Dlink d1-624

The router works fine for the home network but it can not access the
Internet. I can't even open the configuration page.

Any ideas?

I just bought this router and I'm not changing it again, yet.

 

Did you check the manufacturers website to see if there are any updates?

 

64-bit or 32-bit, should make no difference. They should both work with
your router without any headaches.

You need to supply us with more information. I suspect you have either your
router's networking configured incorrectly, or the OS's networking
configured incorrectly. Did you have this router working before you ran
64bit?

Chris

 

I think you are lost. The inability to configure a router has
absolutely nothing to do with Windows XP/Server 2003 x64. You need to
contact your ISP to find out what settings are needed to get your router
working. Then you need to contact DLink for Technical Assistance.

 

Here's the deal
I have xp64 in a duel boot configuration
The router works fine in the 32bit version
In xp64 I have no trouble joining my domain I can do everything on my
private network that I should be able to do. In other words it works
fine and I didn't change anything in the router.

However I can not access the Internet however I can ping some sites
but not others, for example I can ping comcast.net but not msnbc.com,
but I can't open any web site period.

Since I posted I removed the router from the setup and connected right
to the cable modem. The computer boots fine and is assigned an ip from
comcast but still no Internet.

I'm stumped

And to the other poster yes I downloaded new firmware for the router
but It's seems that may not be the problem any longer.

Thanks

 

Is your problem you can not access the internet at all or that you can not
access the internet from your x64 computer (and you can access the internet
from your other computers) ?

John

 

Check you DNS settings!

You may have full access to the internet but not to a DNS server (so your
computer can't convert the www.yahoo.com to an IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
which it needs use to connect to an internet site.

John

 

Then I would say your Win x64 Network Connection is not configured
correctly. Look at the connection settings in XP Pro, since you say it
works from there, and try the same settings in x64. If you're using
dynamic IP, the settings should be identical. If you're using static
IP, then the only setting that should be different is the OS's IP.
(Actually, you could have the same static IP since both OS's would not
be active at the same time.)

I have XP Pro, x64, WinME, and Fedora Linux on my computer and the
router works the same no matter which OS I have booted.

 

Be very careful about trusting ping as an indicator of you internet
connectivity. A lot of admins have set their servers to not respond to ICMP
ping packets. Ping is only useful if you know the other end should respond.

When the router is installed, can you reach any internal web servers (if you
have any)?

Chris

 

By some chance do you have an Nvidia 250Gb chipset on the motherboard? :-0
With the included firewall control software installed? If you do...remove
it...


Keith

 

BING!!!

Think I'll look into that one!

 

I think you're lost

I said I took the router out of the configuration and still can't
connect to the Internet. So it's not the router. I've had the same ISP
for 6 years and have setup routers many times with them and since it's
not the router I don't need to call DLink or my ISP.

But thanks for your polite response.

 

There the same they've always been. They point to my DNS server. I
guess I could point it at Comcast's and see if that makes a
difference. (Maybe I should check my DNS server also)

 

I'm coming to that same conclusion

The router assigns the same IP when I log on.

They're the same since it's the same machine

 

Yeah but I think they two respond. At least they did in the past.

 

Can access from all PC's on network, even this one when it is in
XP32bit (I'm doing it now)


But xp64 and no go.

 

If this fixes your problem please remember to post the solution so others
can benefit.

Chris

 

As it turns out I did not install the firewall (never did like it)

This is really strange. Everything looks right and no firewall's I
even have the icon on the tool bar showing an Internet connection and
passing some traffic.

It almost looks like a firewall issue but I don't have one installed
or the windows one enabled. ;(

Next step is to try a new NIC .
Anyone know a good card that works with this version of windows?

 

If you cannot get to the router from x64 by using the
internal IP address of your router (i.e. 192.168.whatever dlink uses)
- it sounds to me like TCP/IP is not installed - even though it may say
that it is in network properties.

And not once did I read above where anyone mentioned
the "wireless" word. So I am to assume that you are "plugged in"

 

I am responsible for 6 different networks with a total of 40+ computers
behind a dozen different routers.
....and I admit that I am anal in that "if it ain't part of the process - I
get rid of it"
and the only time that there has ever been an:
"icon on the tool bar showing an Internet connection and passing some
traffic"
is when it was a ..........laptop running wireless.

Is this the case?