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garyblas
23-10-12, 19:11
just bought from wos tenda bridge but vu duo wont pick it up.
Setup as explained in tutorial but duo does not find on test

Ideas
s1m0nw
23-10-12, 20:06
is it on client and ap mode??

run thru the setup again
zappahey
23-10-12, 20:07
What do you mean by won't pick it up?

Did you manage to get a network connection with the PC you used to set it up?

What does the adapter information say on the vu+ network page?

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garyblas
23-10-12, 20:32
is it on client and ap mode??

run thru the setup again

Yes it is on client and AP
garyblas
23-10-12, 20:33
It finds the network, but when run network test it says unconfirmed?


What do you mean by won't pick it up?

Did you manage to get a network connection with the PC you used to set it up?

What does the adapter information say on the vu+ network page?

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s1m0nw
23-10-12, 21:07
u mean you ip and nameserver

if so

Set a specific ch number on router and tenda
garyblas
23-10-12, 22:08
Have tried putting Tenda into my laptop, It will not connect ot the internet.
Similarly if i put Tenda in main PC and pick up wireless signal it detects Tenda but again will not allow internet access.

Have folllowed youtube tutorial to the letter. HELP....

Or do i have a faulty Tenda device ?
Sicilian
24-10-12, 05:02
Full PDF setup guide here http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?11478-Review-and-Guide-to-setup-the-Tenda-W150M-WiFi-N-150mbps-Wifibridge-for-all-Receivers
zappahey
24-10-12, 05:55
If you have a wireless pc for the setup, I'll be happy to do a Teamviewer remote control session and help you set it up.

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Sicilian
24-10-12, 05:58
If you have a wireless pc for the setup, I'll be happy to do a Teamviewer remote control session and help you set it up.

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You obviously know nothing of how to setup the Tenda :rolleyes:

The PC setting up the Tenda will be disconnected from Internet whilst setting up so don't know how you think you can setup via Teamviewer :confused:

I advise the OP to ignore this kind yet pointless offer.
zappahey
24-10-12, 07:47
You can have a wireless and a wired connection simultaneously. Use the wireless connection for the teamviewer session (or any other internet session) with the Tenda plugged into the Ethernet port to be setup.

I know because I've done it a few times with a laptop.
s1m0nw
24-10-12, 07:50
Whats ur setup mate? Whos ur bb provder ? Etc
Sicilian
24-10-12, 07:51
If you had a clue you would know that you can have a wireless and a wired connection simultaneously. Use the wireless connection for the teamviewer session (or any other internet session) with the Tenda plugged into the Ethernet port to be setup.

I know because I've done it a few times with a laptop.

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Its can only be done with the OP has two Ethernet ports or one wired + another wireless. Personally I think the OP should read and follow the guide, what's he going to do if it need re-configuring on the future?? Rely on other again?
zappahey
24-10-12, 07:54
Its can only be done with the OP has two Ethernet ports or one wired + another wireless.

This might help you.



If you have a wireless pc for the setup
garyblas
25-10-12, 13:45
All Done and working. Guide was good but missing one important detail - Had to enter Default Gateway Number
Hope this helps others

Enter the following IP Address Number into the IP Address field, 192.168.2.20
Enter the following Subnet mask Number, 255.255.255.0
Enter the following Default Gateway Number, 192.168.2.1
Sicilian
25-10-12, 14:13
All Done and working. Guide was good but missing one important detail - Had to enter Default Gateway Number
Hope this helps others

Enter the following IP Address Number into the IP Address field, 192.168.2.20
Enter the following Subnet mask Number, 255.255.255.0
Enter the following Default Gateway Number, 192.168.2.1

Re-read the guide, steps 4-7! ;)
garyblas
25-10-12, 15:45
Re-read the guide, steps 4-7! ;)

Yes but step 5 misses out the fact that you need to enter the default gateway number in the box provided
Sicilian
25-10-12, 15:57
Yes but step 5 misses out the fact that you need to enter the default gateway number in the box provided

That's becuase you dont need to :) You setup your network card as the screenshot, then open your broswer and enter 192.168.2.1, thats it. If you needed too, then something to do with your network setup.
garyblas
25-10-12, 16:04
Well i tried that and it dont work.
Then found another tutorial on another site that said you did need the extra gateway setting.
When i did this it worked great.. Dont really matter as working now just thought it would help if others had same problem :smiley_yup: