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I want to make a setup like this:
cable modem <-cable-> wireless router 1 <-wireless-> wireless router 2 in another room <-cables-> PCs in another room
Basically, I want to extend my network access across the house and then have a bunch...
Started by Dana Robinson on
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by 11 people.
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What I was looking for....
With the higher end wireless routers it allows you to network all of the access points together.
Some higher end wireless routers have support for dual radio setups where the users talk.
With another.
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I've been curious about this for awhile now. I don't know if I'm seeing a real pattern or not, but having worked with many home office/small office wireless routers for a few years now, I've noticed that the heavier the traffic is in the environment, ...
Started by Keith Bentrup on
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My last wireless router was screwed into a wall high the router's propertery....
In my experience in closets or somewhere with no airflow .
And more other wireless networks in closer proximity may be giving your router fits.
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Wireless Network Routers Advice Needed Hi
I've had my wireless network for a while now, its a belkin N1 router. Is there any out there which is more powerful than the one i have? i think it may need an upgrade. Laptop and PC have had some problems. Maybe...
Started by j4v3d on
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by 4 people.
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Change of SSID and password done the job
weird computers and hardware , im wondering if there are any other routers after the N1? j4 that page not coming up How long you had the ....
It is the router or the computers.
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I have a DIR-625 Wireless Router for my home network. We have several PCs connected and all get excellent speeds but for some reason, the 2 Apple notebooks I have connected drag when loading up web pages. Proximity to the router has been ruled out. Is...
Started by Brian David Berman on
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You could also try to plug the laptops directly to the router with ethernet cable and see if the problem persists (to rule out the wireless on 192.168.1.1, wireless....
Try lowering the MTU on the router (wireless settings).
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I got an ADSL internet connection that goes into a Linksys wireless router that features a built-in firewall. Are those kinds of firewalls typically good enough for regular use, or should look into securing the computers on our home network more tightly...
Started by Fredrik Mörk on
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This is also your....
Finally, if you have wireless connections enabled on your router, you'll want to think about other.
Well, 90% of the problems with wireless routers are leaving it open network.
Some of the "Whoops" factor.
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We have a office with a wireless router - whenever a particular Mac laptop comes in the wireless router needs to be rebooted.
Does anyone know the cause of this?
Started by J G on
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by 6 people.
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I have a network running:
Belkin wireless N modem/router Which runs:
One 8 port switch attempted....
Have you the same problem...
Regardless of what any of the clients do the router should not crash.
On the wireless router.
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I have a Linksys WRT54G wireless router that I used to have set up in the traditional way (cable modem plugs into uplink port of router, computers/laptop plug directly into the router or connect wirelessly). Never had any issues.
My new house, unfortunately...
Started by BradC on
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Watch out how much you downloat over that AT&T card...most have caps... .
Make sure your router is set up with DHCP on and plug both computers into the switch ports, and nothing into the "LAN" port.
Your router should be able to do it.
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So lets say i have a network of < 20 computers including a server that needs to be accessed externally, what router/firewall solutions would you recommend? Can be either hardware or software and would need to be able to do
NAT Firewall DMZ Native VPN...
Started by Glenn Slaven on
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If you want a....
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_router_or_firewall_distributions
Software wise, a small linux box with 3 much experience with Linux.
It sounds like a router/firewall Linux distribution would serve you just fine.
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Wireless, non-wireless setup.
I have the following setup:
Two computers running XP with SP3.
Computer1 has a wireless Linksys USB adapter and connects to the router. This works fine.
Computer2 has a regular network adapter card (not wireless).
Now I ...
Started by nimzov on
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by 9 people.
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Computer2 has a regular network adapter card (not wireless this, as your ....
This works fine.
Computer1 has a wireless Linksys USB adapter and connects to the router.
The following setup:
Two computers running XP with SP3.
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Hello,
can someone please give me some good pointers on buying routers for remote viewing. some of my clients did not have routers so i had to go out and buy one for them. i wanted to know for next time what is the best brand for inexpensive routers that...
Started by sicctv on
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by 9 people.
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With multiple units, you can set up a wireless to the ....
Most routers have DDNS client support-factor 802.11n router that can be found relatively cheap.
Customizable DDNS support.
The port forwarding on the router itself.
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