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Nov 27, 2018. #2. Hi. T simply expand the number of Ethernet ports available to you, you need a switch. These are dumb devices that are in effect invisible to any network devices. Simply plug it in to 1 of your router ports and it makes additional ports available. The device needs power too. Try reinstalling your ethernet drivers by following these steps: Go back to Windows. Enter "Device Manager" in the start menu and select it. Expand the Network Adapter section. Right-click on the ethernet adapter then select "uninstall". Click on "OK" to confirm. Restart your computer to reinstall the driver. The ports are capable of delivering up to a gig, no matter what Comcast gives you from the WAN. You can make *inter-LAN* file transfers up to a gig. 0. 0. 1. 2. I have a new wireless gateway model TG4482A. Port 4 is marked with a red stripe and any device I connect to it shows as orange - amber light, which usually means a slower connection. Directly wiring with ethernet is just simply not working for some reason. The port lights on both devices are not blinking, or even showing yellow. My cloud device is not showing up as a connected device so I don't think it is communicating at all with the router modem combo. I have a RT-AC88U router and a couple of days ago port number 8 stopped working. The cable that was plugged into this port went to the PC I am currently using. I rebooted the router using the reboot button on router.asus.com and it wasn't fixed. So, I swapped the cable with another cable in port 7. The cable in port 7 goes to this phone thing Be sure your using CAT6 patch cables. CAT5 does not support 1000Mpbs. Try a different PC or laptop connected to the LAN ports. Don't connect anything to the Multigig port for now. Be sure your ISP has setup and activated the modem on there system. You'll have to contact them about this. View solution in original post. 2. Your connecting device has Wi-Fi signal. Wi-Fi signal, which ranges depending on interference and obstructions, travels approximately 30 feet. If possible, set up your gateway in a central location. If you're having trouble getting signal throughout your home, you may benefit from a Wi-Fi extender, like a Google Nest Wifi Mesh Network . Doesn't seem like the ethernet port on router died if the router can still detect everything connected to it via ethernet. It's just some how not letting any data get through the ethernet ports. So, make sure that you are using the right port of the router. There are multiple ports on a router and you should connect your Ethernet cable to another one. Once you are done, check if the problem is solved. Temporarily disabling your antivirus is another thing that might be causing the problem. Next, let's unplug that WAN connection (it definitely doesn't belong) -- you can always put it back later. Plug the computer into a port on the router (not the WAN port and note it's number) Then on the router, go into Advanced Settings / Port Configuration. Speed/Duplex should be Auto. Nov 23, 2017. #2. As you found out, wireless extenders work poorly. They need to be placed in an area where the signal is still strong and they increase latency and cut bandwidth in half. A cable works much better. You can't split an Ethernet cable though, you need to use a switch. One single cable from the main router LAN port to a port on the Explore options. Your Orbi satellite automatically connects wirelessly to your Orbi router or another Orbi satellite to create a wireless backhaul, or you can use an Ethernet cable to connect your satellite to your router or another satellite to create a wired backhaul connection. Before you set up an Ethernet backhaul connection, make sure Here's how you connect your computer directly to your router: Step 1: Plug one end of an Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on your computer. Step 2: Plug the opposite end of the Ethernet cable into one of the Ethernet ports on your router. These are often labeled "LAN" (local area network), or "LAN1," "LAN2," etc. Press Win + R, type ncpa.cpl, and press Enter. Check the Ethernet connection here. If it is disabled, right-click it and select Enable. Additionally, we also recommend doing the same via the BIOS. Here are the necessary steps: Restart your computer and press the BIOS Setup Key shown on the screen (Fn keys or Del). Here are some steps on how you can troubleshoot in case ethernet is not working with Fios Router: Method #1: Check your router setup. Check at the back of your router where your ethernet cables are connected. Make sure that ethernet cables are connected properly to the ethernet port/WAN port. Method #2: Check the WAN light .