I don't know the AT&T setup but one way you can solve your problem is to change the cable from the AT&T to your Dlink - instead of hooking to the internet port, just hook into one of the 4 ethernet...

problem with overlap is multipath. If signals reach the receiver at different times the signal will be degraded, not strengthened.

You can do file sharing but you'd better do a lot of planning...

The concrete construction is going to cause you some problems. If you're going with APs on each floor, I suggest you get one AP and mount it in a likely spot. Then take a notebook computer and...

You may not need that many routers...how is the building constructed? Metal, concrete, brick, wood? How are the walls between rooms constructed?

If you use fat client AP architecture, you can...

You're going to need a wireless bridge to carry traffic on any decent network camera. Make certain you're close to megapixel capabilitiy if you want adequate security features...remember that a good...

just make sure the router works with 802.11g - your card is "g" so any router with "g" protocol or better will work.

Right click on My Network Places and choose Properties. Right click on Local Area Connection OR your wireless connection and choose repair. zeroth

Good luck...before re-formatting, I would give the folks at the Virus, Spyware, etc. forum under Windows a chance to help you fix it first. There are some tools listed there under the sticky posts...

Remote Authentication Dial In User Service is a network protocol providing central access, authorization and accounting for connection to a network service.

OK, that all looks good. Hopefully, when you get the channel selected and both card and router on the same channel, everything will come together. Good luck, I'm signing off until tomorrow.

My...

Yeah, no wonder you're having problems. In addition to all of this other checking, can you tell me why you want to be wireless when you can obviously connect via ethernet cable to the router? I'm...

OK, if we take this logically, you should erase the wireless network connection and start over clean. If the router is clean and the card is clean, they should connect.

However, I don't know how...

What I'd like to do is to organize these 34 APs so that we can see which ones are one which channels...you should be able to see this info from the netstumbler report.

Then, after you've taken the...

First, there's no name. Is there something that tells you this is your SSID? Also, you're using WEP. That's not right. Let's get the thing set up with no security...take it one step at a time and...

Go buy a new router and card from Walmart, Target, Best Buy wait a few days put the broken one back in the box and return it for a refund. If the new setup doesn't work, take the PC and trade it in...

Just a couple of other notes...while I've been "trying" to help you I've cleaned up my own network a bit and these ideas came to mind. You can tell I'm not really a tech support type, I'm just...

I got sidetracked writing that other post and missed this one. Yes, that's suspicious, if you remember there was someone else that didn't like that as well. Routers do remember the IP they assigned...

Let's see, first, I would use the WPA-PSK You might get some option underneath that...if you use TKIP as your option it will let you choose a Network Key. That's what you want, the same key as the...

Here's something else you can try. I have not tried it myself so again, we're getting creative here. You can delete your wireless adapter in device manager and then reboot the machine. The machine...

I'm going to give you a tool that might help diagnose your issue. I just thought about it. You will use this at your own risk as it has some power - tread lightly - sort of like working with...

maybe we're getting somewhere.

Goto Network Places, right click Properties and then right click your Wireless Network Connection and Properties. Then the Wireless Networks tab. Under your...

Yeah, well I don't think I've helped a whole lot even after all those emails. We did eliminate a lot of things. I'm assuming these last changes didn't help and you still can't browse.

Is the Mac...

Well, that's not good...lol



Good, at least we've established that you're connected to your router and it sees both the Mac and the PC. Just to eliminate any issues there, you might disconnect...

have you checked the IP address on the other machine? Can you ping from machine to machine?

When you go to your router maintenance screen, can you check the Status tab, then Local Network, then...

Sorry, you should power down both the modem and the router and bring them up again modem first if you aren't able to browse. In any case, if everything is set up correctly, that should not cause any...

OK, you are now definitely connected to your router...can you browse? I'm concerned about your DNS server...

If you still can't browse...power down the router and let it come up clean again and...

I don't understand what you're saying here. How can you transfer files with the one that will not share. Let's call the computers A, B and the one that will not share C. Now explain what's...

Let's check to see if you are really connecting to your router and not someone else's. First, connect to the router by cable and disable your wireless connection. Then go to the setup page in your...

Getnby,

Are all three machines XP?

You say they were sharing files before...did you add one new machine and this problem occurred or have you had all 3 for a while?

zeroth

I think I've narrowed down the problem but let's try a few things. First, I don't think you're connected to your router at all. What ISP do you use?

Take a look at all the wireless networks...

To get rid of the static IP, first click START, then

right click on My Network Places and choose Properties

Then, right click on Wireless Network Connection and again choose Properties
...

OK, there's a couple of things going on here. Are you connecting to your neighbors network from your house, or are you going over there? If you're going over there, can you maintain a connection...

Yes but it means you've got the wired connection enabled alongside the wireless. While testing wireless, you might want to disable the wired connection just for elimination purposes, AFTER running...

I've re-read this a few times and the only things that occur to me are to first, once you get the acceptance of the password and get the 0.0.0.0 address, /release and /renew the IP address (I'm...

For one thing, you've got a media disabled message re: your ethernet adapter on this connection. Can you check that first?

I'd like to see an ipconfig /all from both connections.

Hi go4urs,

First, what kind of equipment are you connecting to, i.e., router? Brand and model number. How many ethernet jacks does it have in the back?

Second, get to your command prompt and...

Same results? Are you saying you picked up the same IP Address 192.168.1.122 on both routers?

Hi ForumDude,

WPA PSK is much more secure than WEP - if you get a choice as a subset of that take TKIP. You might get a choice of AES and that would be the most secure if your system will allow......

You should be OK, I've got 4 cameras working over a simple Linksys router at 30fps and it works fine. You still can't increase the speed of the connection by tunneling, in fact there's some overhead...

Is there any chance you have norton's on either computer? Since it comes with every new machine, sometimes even when you don't activate it remnants can prevent computers from communicating -

If...