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We weren't able to reconnect to your router.

Try restarting your router.
Once your router is up and running, try connecting to it again.

Let's try some other things.

First, let's restart your router.

Unplug your router's power supply, wait a few seconds, and plug it back in.

Once your router is showing a solid blue light we are ready to connect.

Next, let's try a wireless connection.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
Select from the list that appears there. If asked to do so, enter the network password .

Mac OS X

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks towards the right end of the menu bar.

Click the wireless waves icon.
Select from the list of networks. If asked, enter the network password .

Android Phones and tablets

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wireless and network.
From there, select Wi-Fi to see the list of available networks.
Select . If asked, enter the network password .

Windows 7

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows signal strength bars.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows a computer with wireless waves (XP) or two computers (Vista).
Choose View Available Wireless Networks (XP) or Connect to a network (Vista) from the resulting menu.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

It'll take a few seconds to establish the connection, then you'll be ready to try again.

Or you can try a wired connection.

Consider plugging a computer into the router. Use an Ethernet cable between the computer and one of the grey ports on the router. Visiting http://router/ from there will let you try setting up again.

Once you've done these steps click Try again.

Try again

For more help:

Go to http://belk.in/NLk29H on a device connected to the Internet

We weren't able to reconnect to your router.

Try restarting your router.
Once your router is up and running, try connecting to it again.

Let's try some other things.

First, let's restart your router.

Unplug your router's power supply, wait a few seconds, and plug it back in.

Once your router is showing a solid blue light we are ready to connect.

Next, let's try a wireless connection.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
Select from the list that appears there. If asked to do so, enter the network password .

Mac OS X

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks towards the right end of the menu bar.

Click the wireless waves icon.
Select from the list of networks. If asked, enter the network password .

Android Phones and tablets

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wireless and network.
From there, select Wi-Fi to see the list of available networks.
Select . If asked, enter the network password .

Windows 7

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows signal strength bars.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows a computer with wireless waves (XP) or two computers (Vista).
Choose View Available Wireless Networks (XP) or Connect to a network (Vista) from the resulting menu.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

It'll take a few seconds to establish the connection, then you'll be ready to try again.

Or you can try a wired connection.

You could plug a computer into the router. Plug an Ethernet cable between the computer and one of the grey ports on the router. Visiting http://router/ from there will let you try setting up again.

Once you've done these steps click Try again.

Try again

For more help:

Go to http://belk.in/NLk29H on a device connected to the Internet

Connected Devices
Optional Software

Advanced Settings

LAN Settings
Local Network Settings Connected Devices
WAN Settings
ISP Connection Type DNS MAC Address
WiFi
Network Name Security Wi-Fi Protected Setup Use as an Access Point
Parental Controls
Website Filter
Firewall
Firewall Port Forwarding MAC Address Filtering DMZ DDNS WAN Ping Blocking Security Log
Utilities
Restart Router Save/Restore Settings Firmware Update System Settings

Router Details

Router Info
Name	Belkin N600DB Wireless Router
Model	F9K1102 v3 (01)
Firmware	3.03.11 (Nov 26 2012 16:48:29) ( update )
Serial No.	12312GF2329800
Boot Loader	v0.12

Wireless
SSID	belkin.709
Key	7????????
Security	WPA/WPA2-Personal (PSK)
WPS	On

Internet Settings
ISP Connection Type	Dynamic
WAN IP Address	192.168.100.101
WAN Subnet Mask	255.255.255.0
WAN Gateway	192.168.100.123
DNS Address	172.34.56.78
WAN MAC Address	EC:1A:59:A3:B7:0A

Local Network
LAN IP Address	192.168.1.1
LAN Subnet Mask	255.255.255.0
DHCP Server	On
LAN/WLAN MAC	EC:1A:59:A3:B7:09

Need Help?

Have a question or need some support? You can get 24-hour help in our online help center.

Your device didn't reconnect.

This happens sometimes and is pretty easy to fix.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
Select from the list that appears there. If asked to do so, enter the network password .

Mac OS X

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks towards the right end of the menu bar.

Click the wireless waves icon.
Select from the list of networks. If asked, enter the network password .

Android Phones and tablets

Your device provides a menu of available wireless networks in the Settings app.

Open the Settings app and select Wireless and network.
From there, select Wi-Fi to see the list of available networks.
Select . If asked, enter the network password .

Windows 7

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows signal strength bars.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Your computer provides a menu of available wireless networks at the right end of the task bar.

Right-click on the icon that shows a computer with wireless waves (XP) or two computers (Vista).
Choose View Available Wireless Networks (XP) or Connect to a network (Vista) from the resulting menu.
Select . If asked, enter the network key .

If you have an internet enabled device around, go to this URL for helpful information: http://belk.in/PMuxOg

If this doesn't work, plug the Ethernet cable directly between your modem and computer.

Once we see a connection we'll proceed automatically.

Belkin

We weren't able to reconnect to your router.

Let's try some other things.

First, let's restart your router.

Next, let's try a wireless connection.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Mac OS X

Android Phones and tablets

Windows 7

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Or you can try a wired connection.

For more help:

Regaining a connection

We weren't able to reconnect to your router.

Let's try some other things.

First, let's restart your router.

Next, let's try a wireless connection.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Mac OS X

Android Phones and tablets

Windows 7

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Or you can try a wired connection.

For more help:

Regaining a connection

We think there's a wiring problem.

We'll continue watching for a connection while you check.

Wiring

Please restart your modem.

We'll watch for your modem to turn off and on, then we'll continue automatically.

Why restart the modem?

A firmware update is available!

A little more security.

LAN Settings

WAN Settings

WiFi

Firewall

Utilities

Advanced Settings

Router Details

Applying language pack

It looks like you're not connected.

Need Help?

We're saving your settings.

Lock the dashboard with a password.

The dashboard is locked.

Duplicate Administrator

Applying your changes.

Reconnecting…

Reconnecting…

Since some settings have changed, you might need to re-select your wireless network:

Reconnecting…

Since you've changed your network name, you will have to re-select your wireless network:

Your device didn't reconnect.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Mac OS X

Android Phones and tablets

Windows 7

Windows Vista and Windows XP

Configure Router

Home Network

Local Network

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