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• After running Thinkvantage System Update, unable to connect the wireless access point

  I've recently performed Thinkvantage System update for updating various programs/drivers on my T61p.  I've updated the V5.12 access connections.  In addition to this I was required to update driver V1.52 power management and functionality of the shortcut key for

  V2.10.0002 (two of them were the most recent available).

  After these updates, I can connect is no longer to any access point wireless that worked before this update.  I have tried to reinstall earlier versions of Access Connections, but still couldn't connect to wireless access points.

  ANY help would be appreciated.

  OK, problem solved.  I found that when I ran last weekend system update downloaded and installed an incorrect driver for my wireless hardware.  I installed the correct driver and now the connection to a wireless access point works.

  Certainly, I don't understand how/why not update system would be to download and install an incorrect driver.  VERY FRUSTRANT and TEDIOUS!

• Set up the wireless access point, but the wireless devices are unable to get ip address

  Hi, I wanted to put my D7000 as router AP. My main router is Sagemcom F@st 3864 by Optus ISP (Australia).

  First of all, I put the D7000 in Bridge mode I did these steps:

  1. replace the IP LAN 192.168.0.100

  2 disable DHCP

  3. connect the LAN port to the main router Lan port

  Internet connection wired and wireless on the same device but other wireless devices has failed

  To remedy this, I made another choice, allowing point-to-point wireless access in the advanced settings of the D7000. I followed the instructions from this link

  http://KB.NETGEAR.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/24104/~/how-do-i-change-my-Nighthawk-router-to-AP-mode...

  I put dynamiccaly = wireless internet cable success but peripheral does not have an ip address

  No idea how to fix wireless? I'm not very experienced

  Thank you!

  I just fixed it just now. For AP mode, connect the LAN port of the main router to the WAN port on the D7000 (not LAN to LAN). I wish I thought to it much sooner.

• WET11 V2 cannot be connected to the AP (access point) via WiFi

  I am facing following problem.

  Someone at - he advice me please how to solve these problems.

  Purpose:

  1. I want to use internet on TV Sony Bravia. (Bravia has no WiFI. "I have only LAN).

  Environment:

  1 access point (Router) - WiFi > WET11 V2 - LAN > TV (Sony Bravia).

  2. IP address 192.168.1.5 = WET11 (automatically not static)

  BOF WET11 V2 assigned IP address access point.
  I checked the access point access point IP attributed to WET11.

  3 TV IP address is automatically.

  But the IP address is unaffected for television.

  4 WET11 firmware version = V2.05 (Sep 16, 2003)

  Problem:

  1. IP address cannot be assigned for television.

  2 WET11 is not the answer for the command 'ping 192.168.1.5' WiFi access point.

  3. I did ping command when the LAN TV cable has been replaced by the wireless access point LAN cable.

  BR

  Mutt

  It is not advisable to use a 802. 11B wireless bridge on a device such as your streaming media TV. Connection will be very slow and is probably the reason why you have a hard time to connect to your wireless router that's more compatible with it. I suggest using a Wireless N bridge or a multimedia wireless on your TV adapter so that you can fully appreciate the media streaming.

• A WRT160N V3 can be used as wireless access point.

  I have an AT & T's broadband router.  A WRT160N is connected, so I now have Wireless N capabilities.  I have a second WRT160N I want to put in my living room as a point of access, so I can connect my BluRay player and video stream.  How can I configure the second WRT160N as access point?

  Thank you in advance,

  Andrew

  Topic 1. Yes, you can use your second WRT and put in place as a second access point to your network. First of all, unplug the second WRT to your network and wire a computer in one of its LAN ports. Open the web interface at http://192.168.1.1/ on the main configuration page, change the address LAN IP of 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.2 and disable the DHCP server. Save the settings. Unplug the computer and connect the cable to the first router on one of the second router's LAN ports. Do not use the internet port of the second router! Now you can use the wireless access point in the second router as access point additional for your network.

  For a wireless roaming the two Wrds with identical wireless settings (SSID, wireless security, etc.) and don't forget to enable the SSID broadcast. Only the channel assignments should be different. Different channels spaced at least 5 avoids duplication of canals. Now your laptop can connect to your network via either WRT and internet through the first WRT. It must also be able to move between the two Wrds without losing the connection.

  Re 2. Because the WRT160N has only the ethernet 10/100 ports a CAT5e cable should do. Of course, you can consider getting a better cable, for example a cat6 for future enhancements to your network. It depends on how much effort it is necessary to replace the cable later if you decide to go for gigabit ethernet on your local network.

• Errror: The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not approved. connecting to a wireless access point

  I can't understand the process of certificates, by connecting a pc wireless access point that is authenticated by the radius server, im keep having this error "the certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not approved." do I need to set a certificate on the pc?

  Hello

  1. What is the version of the operating system that you are using?

  2. What is the exact full error message?

  If you use Windows 7 follow the link below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/view-or-manage-your-certificates

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/certificates-frequently-asked-questions

  You can also contact your ISP for more information.

  Hope the above information is helpful.

• [Wireless-Vista] Disable the automatic access point.

  Right then, I had this problem when you play any kind of online game, what microsoft calls a 'feature', when I play a game online, I get a 5seconds or until disconnecting lag spikes every 1-5 minutes, making it impossible to play counter-strike, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, Battlefield 2 and all these sorts of FPS games. I read on this vista of "paintings" Wi - Fi point automatic scan has, so I tried with impatience to deactivate, without success, I even once turned off automatic TCP/IP that crashed my computer, so now I'm wondering, how in the world am I supposed to play a game with spikes of major shift due to a malfunction of the so-called?
  If there is a way to turn it off, remove, or simply work around, tell me. I don't care if it is not allowed, because I got it with feautures of microsoft...

  sckizman,
  Have you ever been able to play games online with this computer?
  What version of Vista and what service pack you have?
  You are able to surf on the net normally or you we lag with almost anything on the internet?
  If you have not yet done so, perform a clean boot , and then test your access.  Also make sure that your system BIOS and chipset drivers are up to date.

  Here are instructions on disabling automatic switching between wireless access points:

  Prevent your computer from switching between wireless access points

  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• How can I reset or fix my router wireless or (lost the ability to connect wirelessly to the internet) access point

  Wireless hub works, other computers are connected

  On a laptop, I lost the ability to connect wirelessly to the internet (message: limited connectivity)

  Recommended by the system solution: reset or repair your access point or wireless router

  How can I do?

  I think that what you aim for is "power cycle".

  To do this, simply unplug the router/access point power adapter. Wait a minute. Then reconnect it.

  Hope this helps

  Post back if necessary

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• The WRT600N can connect to a wireless access point?

  I installed Windows 7 on my desktop and I was not able to install all types of Linksys wireless adapters.  I decided that linking an my WRT600N wireless access point in the other room and hardwireing the office to the access point, would be a good idea.  I'm probably going to connect it to a Net WTG624 Gear, which is capable of acting as an access point and you connect to another router.  The question is, can the WRT600N you connect to and use the internet and the local access and, ultimately, on the Office of cable?  I feel that it is one of the most stupid questions, I ask myself here again, but I'm not sure.

  EDIT: I'm sure it's called Wireless Bridge.

  Thank you

  Zach

  Hello Zach,

  The WRT600N can connect at the point of access, and vice-versa. I have a WRT600N home and have the same model of NetGear as access point (what are the chances?) and it works fine, although I do miss the 5 GHz as the Access Point is only 2.4 Ghz 802.11 g Standard.

  I hope this helps!

• There is no communication between devices that are connected to the Linksys WAP4410N Wireless access point?

  Hi all

  I have deployed the new Linksys WAP4410N Wireless Access Point and it works fine. Laptop which is connected to the AP may be able to access the internet. It can communicate with AP and also the gateway IP (IP Router) but it is wireless devices are not able to communicate with each other. In the case of peripheral LAN can communicate with wireless devices. Cannot able to share files between wireless devices.

  Please help me solve this problem. Wat could be the problem here. Stage of Wat I have to take to eliminate this problem.

  Advance thanks.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Chandhuru.M

  Hi, my name is Eric Moyers. I am a network Support Engineer in the Cisco Small Business Support Center. Please use the Forums to Post community of Cisco.

  The title of security without thread/how do you have isolation set up wireless?

  Insulation wireless (SSID) on the inside must be disabled to allow the computers associated with the same SSID to see and transfer files between them wireless

  Thank you

  Eric Moyers. : | :. : | :.

  Cisco Small Business U.S. STAC Advanced Support Engineer

  CCNA, CCNA-wireless

  866-606-1866.

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• 4402 wireless controller and the 1130AG access points

  I have a bunch of 1130AG (35) and 1231 points of access. I just bought a controller 4402 so I could handle these much easier access points. I currently have the offline access points, so I could control. With the wireless in the mix controller, that I have to fix these to light mode or can I leave them offline.

  We know not the operating instructions so I can leave them in stand-alone mode. Most of them is in the rafters in our warehuse, and I didn't have to pull of these if I have to. If I can use them offline, how can I do that?

  Thanks much for any info!

  Dave

  Hi Dave,.

  A WLC manages autonomous APs.
  So if you want to centralize the management of your APs through the WLC, you will need to convert it to light and enter them on the WLC.

  To convert the lightweight access points, you can choose between several options:

  1. thanks to a specific upgrade tool that you could install on a PC:
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/docs/wireless/access_point/conversion/LWAPP/upgrade/guide/lwapnote.html

  2. [the most evolutionary] by WCS, with a model of migration that could apply to several APs:
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/WCS/7.0/Configuration/Guide/7_0apcfg.html#wp1054876

  3. [not in any book] by the following steps:
  3 (a) download the CEC lwapp recovery image and store it on a TFTP server.
  3 (b) Telnet to the stand-alone PA and issuing the following command:
  Archive Download-sw / overwrite/reload tftp: / // [lwapp recovery image file path]

  As a general recommendation, before to convert the lightweight access points, you can be sure that the wired infrastructure behind is ready to direct them to the WLC for recording.
  It's suggestions explained in the link on the above option #1.

  Hope this helps,

  Fede

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• Windows 7 wireless emphasizes the connection to the wrong access point

  I use a model of wireless USB Netgear WN111 with Windows 7 64-bit adapter, connect to a D-Link wireless access point.

  Every time I have connect or wake the computer from sleep, he insists on connecting to the wrong access point - it connects to an unsecured Linksys device somewhere within the range.  I then manually connect to the correct access point - my D-Link.

  I went into the network sharing Center > manage the wireless networks and removed the network Linksys of rogue, but it always comes back.

  Any ideas or advice?

  Hello

  I don't know why he keeps picking up the 'rogue' network after that you deleted. My Windows 7 does not behave like that, and my research can reveal a way that I could do. Maybe someone else can tell you why he does. However, as a solution, you can try the following in manage wireless networks...

  1. do not remove the network of thugs, move it to the bottom of the list all the way down.

  2. open the rogue network properties and uncheck the box "connect automatically when this network is in range.

  3. open the properties of your network and check the box "connect automatically when this network is in range.

  4. you can even try to untick "connect to a more preferred network if available" both networks.

  Please mark this as useful or response if applicable.

  Tricky

• Cannot connect by Satellite L300 wireless access point

  I have a new laptop L300 & I can't connect to the laptop to my wireless access point. I have an another mobile E-sytems with the same hardware Realtek RTL8187B & it connects without problems.

  The machine has the free two month Mcafee subscription & I have disabled all the protection incase that was causing the problem. I updated the driver for the wireless card & the bios on the Toshiba site, but nothing is.

  Can someone shed light on this problem because the laptop is only two weeks old?

  Thank you...

  Hello

  To connect the laptop to the WLan, it must ensure that everything is enabled and configured correctly.
  You should check these points:

  -activated the WLan with the WLan switch and the FN + F8
  -don t use any 3rd party config tools WLan if you use the WLan configuration options own Vista
  -for the first test WLan disable the security settings of the Wlan router
  -configure settings to laptop as good SSID and search for your wireless local area network
  -After that the laptop is connected to the WLan router, you can turn back the security settings (encryption, mac address filtering, firewall, etc.)

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• Wireless access point / bridge

  -Very well, please excuse my confusion / ignorance.

  I have two Linksys E3200 - connected to the network; a sequence of switch, firewall, internet, Server master.

  The issue and the need is how would I go to do a single wireless network?

  Would it be a main router and the second access point first? Is that my vocabulary is not what it should be, a bridge?  And if I'm not mistaken, the Linksys E3200 does not support the option to 'bridge', Yes?

  Our COMPUTER technician has set up routers to imitate each other, but we had some problems with them and he is out of town.

  Your help would be very helpful.

  Just so that we are on the same page - what I'm trying to do?
  A single network WiFi - two Linksys E3200 running - for example:

  • John Smith walks the coast East of the building, to the West.
  • John is assigned an address IP of ROUTER1 (East side), and John walks constantly the same address IP ROUTER2 arriving (West side).
  • No signal, no renewed address, same pattern drop.

  Thank you

  Update the firmware on the E3200 and see if there is bridge mode. If it isn't, use cascade of LAN to LAN.

  http://homekb.Cisco.com/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?pid=80&VW=1&articleid=3733

• Ordered the wrong access point!

  I thought that I had ordered a 1130ag but looks like I ordered a 1131ag LWWAP.

  Please could someone tell me what the difference between a 1130 and 1131. I understand I can load the IOS on the light AP software using a tftp server, but I do not know which exit to load on this subject. 12.3JX, 12.3JA, 12.3JEA, 12.3JEB! can anyone help please? either by the way, I am in the United Kingdom, do not know if this affects image to install. Thank you.

  Hi Paul,.

  This happens all the time, so it shouldn't be a problem :) I'm guessing that you have received this AP - AIR - LAP1131AG - x - K9 LWAPP. When you really wanted this AP - AIR-AP1131G-x-K9 Cisco IOS software. Look at the comparison;

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6087/products_data_sheet0900aecd801b901c.html

  That being said, you should be good to go with 12.3 (11) JA1.

  To access Cisco Aironet to Cisco IOS version 12.3 Points (11) JA1

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/access_point/iOS/release/notes/b11jar1n.html

  Cisco IOS version 12.3 (11) JA1 supports 32 MB independent platforms. 16 MB platforms and platforms supported by Cisco IOS version 12.3 (8) JA and earlier versions (350, 1100, 1130, 1200 and 1230 access points and access point/bridge 1300 series) are supported by Cisco IOS version 12.3 (8) JEA1.

  Do not install a "JX" (it is a software image support to upgrade and recovery Cisco Lightweight Access Point Protocol (LWAPP));

  These release notes describe features, improvements, and caveats for Cisco IOS release 12.3 (11) JX1.

  Note: This version must be loaded on points of access to the plant or by using the lightweight stand-alone mode upgrade tool. Your access point may become unusable if you install this software without using the upgrade tool.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/access_point/iOS/release/notes/b311jx1.html

  Returning to standalone Access Point

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/ps430/prod_technical_reference09186a00804fc3dc.html#wp161272

  You can convert an access point of the mode light return to autonomous mode by loading a Cisco IOS version that supports stand-alone mode (Cisco IOS release 12.3 (7) JA or earlier version). If the access point is associated with a controller, you can use the controller to load the version of Cisco IOS. If the access point is not associated with a controller, you can load the version of Cisco IOS using TFTP.

  By using a TFTP server to revert to a previous version

  Follow these steps to return mode LWAPP stand-alone mode by loading a version of Cisco IOS using a TFTP server:

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  Step 1 the IP address of the computer on which the server software runs TFTP should range from 10.0.0.2 to 10.0.0.30.

  Step 2 make sure the PC contains the file access point (for example, c1200-k9w7 - tar.122 - 15.JA.tar for a 1200 Series access point) in the TFTP server folder and the TFTP server is activated.

  Step 3 Rename the access point image file in the folder of the TFTP server c1200-k9w7 - tar.default for a series of 1200 point, c1130-k9w7 - tar.default of access for a series of 1130 access point and c1240-k9w7 - tar.default for a series of 1240 access point.

  Step 4 connect the PC to the access point using an Ethernet category 5 cable (CAT5).

  Step 5 disconnect the power to the access point.

  Step 6 push the MODE button and hold the button while you reconnect power to the access point.

  Step 7 hold the MODE button until the status of the LED turns red (approximately 20 to 30 seconds), then release.

  Step 8 wait until restarting access point, as indicated by the LEDs become green followed the status LED flashes green.

  Step 9 after the access point reboots, reconfigure using the GUI or the CLI.

  This doc.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/ps430/prod_technical_reference09186a00804fc3dc.html#wp161272

  I hope this helps!

  Rob