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Subject:
Need help to diagnose and fix my wireless LAN setup.
Category: Computers > Wireless and Mobile Asked by: weinerk-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
22 Jun 2006 06:38 PDT
Expires: 25 Jun 2006 01:02 PDT Question ID: 740188 |
Need help to diagnose and fix my wireless LAN setup. Given: - Router which is also a wireless AP. - Laptop with ethernet interface and pcmcia wireless card. Problem: Wireline works fine, but wanted to turn on wireless. I believe it all used to work, but I have not used in a while and now having a problem. Router shows that the wireless client is connected. The wireless config utility on laptop says connected. But dhcp does not get assigned. after a little while "Autoconfiguration IP Address" gets assigned. If I assign a static IP and restart the interface - trying to ping the gateway - I get timeouts. Not sure what to try next. |
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Subject:
Re: Need help to diagnose and fix my wireless LAN setup.
From: gregaw-ga on 23 Jun 2006 13:50 PDT |
Are you using WEP? 1. Try it without WEP. 2. Try assigning a new SSID to the AP. This will force the computer to create a new profile as well. 3. Try doing a factory reset on the AP. Sounds like maybe some sort of authentication is enable. Sometimes it will register a connection, but won't pass traffic or assign an IP because it is not authenticated. Let me know if none of that fixes it for you. Thanks! |
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