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Hi I recommend changing the wireless channel on the Asus router. Sounds like something happens to interfere with the wireless signal when the axis cameras try to make a connecton.

Sometimes there can be settings in the firewall of the gateway that can cause this. Try turning off all firewall options then reboot it and see how it runs.

Hi Cynthia, Is it possible to connect one computer to the 3G card to get it online? If so connect it this way to bypass the router and see if the web sites work. If the sites work then you know the routers firewall is blocking the sites, and you need port forwarding to get it working. If the...

If it worked with Comcast but later stopped working and you didn't change anything. First thing I would check is that the internal IP address of the work desktop did not change. It should match the IPs in the port forwarding rules you put in the modem for port 3389.

Yes, you had it right. The default loggin is admin/motorola (lower case). if that doesn't work then somebody has changed it in the past, the roommate maybe?

Hi, It could be wireless interference, perhaps a neighbor's new wireless router or something. I'd recommend going into the modem settings and changing the wireless channel.

Some reset buttons on routers need to be held in for a bit for the reset to take affect, not sure what your model requires. You may want to check the user guide on this to see what it says about resetting it.

Hi, You might try connecting the cam straight into the modem, see if you can get to it from across the internet. If it works you know that either the port forwarding on the firewall is wrong or it needs other ports open your not aware of. In my experience with security cams they work best...

I think it's Comcast property, but not 100% sure.

Hi, A flashing send light does indicate a signal issue. Comcast knows this. The Downstream power level should be between -15 and +15, closer to zero the better, so its boarderline. Also check the signal to noise ratio and the upstream power level. The signal to noise ratio should be 25 or...

Maybe a dustball blew into the Ethernet port and is keeping it from making contact.

Your right, my apologies. :)

I also recommend checking to make sure proxy server is not checked in internet explorer. from Internet Explorer, click Tools>Internet Options>Connections> Lan settings, Make sure <Use a Proxy server for your Lan> is unchecked.

Even though your officially getting a dynamic IP address, and it could change anytime, usually they stay the same for long periods of time. You could also use Dynamic DNS, (DDNS) it could connect you even if your ip address changes.

In windows XP RDP is opened by Clicking start>All Programs>Accessories>remote Desktop Connection, its similar in Vista and Win7. Once its open to connect to your home PC you will enter your home computers public ip address, obtained from going to What Is My IP Address - Shows Your IP Address...