Configure 1141n with 802.11n

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• HP C7280 printer all-in-one - it's will work with 802.11n wireless networks?

  currently a hp c7280 printer all-in-one that supports 802.11 networks G, but will it work if I install a new router configured for a 802.11n network? I need to download any new drivers or software if I upgrade the routers? Thank you, Glenn

  No it will not work if you configure your new router in the 802.11n ONLY.  However, the router will have a configuration that includes 802.11 g.  It will look something like the 802.11 g/n in the router configuration.

  If you make this change, you need to load new software.  However, you will need to re - connect the printer to the new network, just as you want with your computers.

• compatibility with 802.11n to 5.0 GHz frequency

  Is the Thinkpad W701 (2541 CTO) compatible with 802.11n to 5.0 GHz.  I tried, it can not find the network to 5.0 GHz frequency. Please notify

  No, unfortunately, it does not support any operation at 5 GHz:

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/products/productsView.aspx?langid=1&PNid=21&PFID=48&level=5&Conn=4&ProdID=...

  Frankly, I do not understand why Lenovo sells even such a laptop with nothing less than the Intel 6300 or 6250 WiFi cards. When you configure a W701 for the purchase, the link "Help me choose" for the WiFi cards:

  http://shop.Lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/Web/LenovoPortal/en_US/SystemConfig.Runtime.workflow...

  tells customers absolutely NOTHING on the map "ThinkPad bgn wireless" that Lenovo offers for sale with the machine. Is the closest they come to discuss the "ThinkPad 11 b/g Wireless LAN Mini PCI Express Adapter III" which is any other card having different abilities. Any more than they do not mention something on the Intel 6300 or 6250 cards provided with the machine. But they do not address the card Intel 4965AGN, which was sold 2-3 years ago and is no longer offered.

  In short, link to "Help me choose" of Lenovo is totally unnecessary, and this has been a recurring problem on Lenovo configuration pages. Apparently, Lenovo has no one who is able and willing to re-read their configuration pages, and I see frequent complaints in ThinkPad forums about this.

  The Intel 6300 and 6250 support 802.11n at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operation. You can replace your existing card by one of them, but instead of paying $30-50 or more to buy the card online retailers, you will have to pay extra (generally $ 150-200 for the WiFi cards) rather buy the map directly from Lenovo, because otherwise the computer will not start.

  For the best WiFi, buy the Intel 6300. If you want to than WiMAX, which is a 4G service in some areas, instead buy the Intel 6250, although the 6250 WiFi performance than the 6300 has.

  Moderator edit: fixed formatting, a link.

• HP Pavilion dv5-1140ew Wi - FI card with 802.11n support

  Hi all.  I have HP Pavilion dv5-1140ew with processor - Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 2000 MHz (10 x 200), Merom - 2 M

  Chipset - Northbridge: Intel PM45, Southbridge: Intel ICH9M

  NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT - graphics

  My question is:

  Is there a wi - fi card that works with my computer (I mean build in the card) and supports 802.11n - perhaps of the lates versions?

  I know that my card supports only 802. 11 b/g (Broadcom).

  THX 4 youre Help!

  Elriba wrote:

  Hi all.  I have HP Pavilion dv5-1140ew with processor - Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 2000 MHz (10 x 200), Merom - 2 M

  Chipset - Northbridge: Intel PM45, Southbridge: Intel ICH9M

  NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT - graphics

  My question is:

  Is there a wi - fi card that works with my computer (I mean build in the card) and supports 802.11n - perhaps of the lates versions?

  I know that my card supports only 802. 11 b/g (Broadcom).

  THX 4 youre Help!

  Hello

  Your laptop probably supports the 802.11n standard. Intel 5100 a/b/g/n is probably the best option. Is the part number: 480985-001. See page 32 in this manual for more compatible chips:
  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01550108.PDF

• First time with 802.11n, works does not correctly?

  Hello

  It's the first time I use 802.11n in my network there is an AP1141 but customers don't connect to 802.11n rates, instead, they connect to as low as 11 Mbit/s rates. At first, they connect to 144 Mbps but immediately it decreases to 11 or 12.

  Many of our clients wireless in the enterprise are Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN.

  Any comments?

  AIR-AP1141N-A-K9

  AIR-WLC2106-K9

  6.0.182.0

  Let me know if need more information?

  Thank you

  Correct, you do not want to bind to 2.4 GHz because there is not enough bandwidth for channel assignments appropriate. I didn't know it was a small deployment and with mixed aps. The client may simply be traveling between access points. I would like to do this, take your 802.11n client, plan floor in hand and go to define positions and mark down of your dB of signal and the PHY perforamnce rate.  Customers manage roaming. If they see a stronger signal to another access point that is part of your ESS they will choose to move to this another AP.

  It may be a case where the customer makes 802.11n AP to 1131 g AP.

  Regarding the WPA2/AES. Yes, if your clients support WPA2/AES. I want to disbale WPA/TKIP. No need for additional data in the tags. I saw in some cases this cause problems of customer...

• L530 with Centrino 6205 - 5 GHz 802.11n-compatible?

  I have L530 with Centrino Advanced - N 6205 built-in wireless. The computer does not see a network n I installation (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz). When I get the properties Advanced adapter centrino, mode 'Wireless' displays only the options of a/b/g and n not.

  6205 adapter is compatible with 802.11n? If so, how can I activate it? I have the latest drivers installed through Lenovo Thinkvantage tools app.

  Thank you.

  According to Intel, this is a map of "N" dual-band.

  See their recommendations on Setup here:

  http://www.Intel.com/support/wireless/sb/CS-030709.htm

  Two questions:

  (a) what type of encryption you have on the router?

  (b) are the other devices can connect with the router on the networks of "N"?

• Satellite Pro A200-16YT - update wireless adapter card for 802.11n

  Satellite Pro A200-16YT (PSAE1E) with Windows XP Professional SP3 from the East.
  I tried to increase my existing 54 Mbps wireless network speed by replacing the Atheros AR5007-EG existing with 802.11n 802.11a/b/g more quick adapter.

  The Atheros driver is v9.2.0.439 (08/04/2011) it's later. I tried to install an Azurewave AR5BXB72 (Atheros AR5008) as a substitute, but without success. As well as trying the standard Windows wireless configuration, I used the Atheros Client Utility (ACU) which confirms that the card and the driver are installed and activated, but the radio does not, so no there is no association/connection to the wireless network!

  Reinstall the original AR5007 works without any problem. If someone experienced similar problems or can offer a solution, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

  Hello

  Not sure about this Wlan card but I read in the forum that some people had similar problems, allowing the new card Wlan.

  Check this thread for example:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=253505

  It seems that the problem is related to the assignment of the WLan card pins.

• Activate 802.11n - need your contributions

  Good guys need your input

  I've heard say that if you want to enable connection high speed 802.11n WLAN, you need you WPA2 and AES security settings

  Is this true?

  Hello

  Configuration typically - guide 802.11n configuration section listed this. Here is the form Config Guide section 7.4

  "802.11n broadband rates are available on 802.11n all access points for wireless LANs using WMM without encryption layer 2 or with active WPA2/AES encryption."

  Thank you for the assessment of our answers as well. If this response to your query, you can mark this thread as "response".

  HTH

  Rasika

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• How to use 802.11n news with WEP2?

  How to put xp family to wep2

  Spin a laptop with a Toshiba International Atheros wireless.  Worked fine with my 802.11 g wireless router, but cannot connect to my 802.11n order new with WEP2.

  Hi JimRhodes,

  Check out the link below to learn more about IEEE 802.11 wireless networks and check if it helps.

  Configuring Windows XP IEEE 802.11 wireless networking for home and small businesses

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457016.aspx

• What are users with Cisco 802.11n 802.11ac WLAN APs running on Low Power?

  Experts Sars WLAN,

  I'm new on a big installation WLAN here and noticed that not only the AIR-CAP2702I-E-K9 communicate on the Management Station first central and many changes of low-power 2.4 GHz antenna power level.

  People here tell me that it is not harmful, but I am slightly dubious and would like your opinion here.

  WLAN access points are activated with 2.4 and 5 GHz-antennas and shoot only 15.4 Watt following switch.

  Interface Admin Oper Power (Watts) class of device
  Of the PS to the device
  --------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------- -----

  Ba3/4 auto on 17.3 15.4 4 AIR-CAP2702I-E-K9

  First is revealing:

  "APis running on Low Power." Please disable Radio one and reset the access point to get full power on the other radio. »

  The access point is configured for 802.11n on both bands and 802.11ac on 5 GHz.

  I can also see many Power Level change on the 2.4 Ghz antenna.

  Here people are complaining about downtime on laptops for SAP applications.

  Also a voice over WLAN installation does not work very well.

  But I don't know if this has something to do with low power.

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  Thank you for any comments on this

  Wini

  Just to add

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  * Anything, just change really the number of antennas is used

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  * Change in power level, do not make changes to string

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  * No.

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  You should focus on your environment and what you see. With low power due to the PoE does not affect the user experience.  If your access point changes the power too high or too low, you can introduce some poor duplication of coverage or channel.  If you are also in a building/space tenant shared, other installs nearby Wireless will affect your RF and yours will have an impact on their. Nothing we can do.  You must set customer issues before assuming what is wrong, that nothing could be wrong.  The updated client drivers is also a good thing to do to eliminate this problem.

  -Scott

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• My speed has decreased between the router and the modem is not working properly, what can I do to increase the download speed with my Time Capsule 802.11n

  My speed has decreased between the router and the modem is not working properly, what can I do to increase the download speed with my Time Capsule 802.11n

  A variety of phenomena can affect the performance of its wireless network. You may be able to mitigate some negative effects.

  Solutions to any factors that may have an impact on your wireless network, read use the Diagnostics wireless for you help to solve the problems of Wi-Fi on your Mac - Apple Support.

• Would be switching to a simultaneous dual‑band 802.11n AirPort Express correct problems with connectivity MacBook Air Wi - Fi

  Right now I use an old AirPort Express Terminal (802.11 DSSS 1 and 2 Mbps standard, 802 11A, 802.11 g specifications and a 802.11n draft specification) with AirPort Utility Version 6.3.6 (636.5). My MacBook Air (13 inches, beginning 2014) intermittently loses the Wi - Fi connection. Move to a 802.11n simultaneous dual‑band AirPort Express would correct this problem? I'd be better off with an Airport Extreme?

  AirPort Express frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support

• Satellite R630-144 with Broadcom 802.11n only with 65 Mbps

  Hello
  This is my first post here - just got a satellite R630-144 and after complete installation, I tried to start inet via broadcom 802.11n adapter (which is a NVR).
  The connection is stable - unfortunately only with max 65 Mbps. cannot find any point in the settings that allows to increase the bandwidth up to more than 100 Mbps.
  Can anyone help?
  If there is no option to improve - anyone know how to change the map - Broadcom or how to open the bottom of the Satellite R630-144.

  Thanks for the replies

  pemaltcl

  Maybe you should check the WLAN driver version first and install the most recent version of the Toshiba WLAN portal - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/wlan/

  Please post comments.

• Extending Airport Extreme 802.11ac with older Airport Extreme 802.11n

  I need to extend the coverage of my wifi and I have an a 802.11ac AE and two former, 802.11n AE units and all are still functional.  Specifically, can the newest Airport Extreme 802.11ac extended by an older Airport Extreme 802.11n if it is connected by ethernet cable?  If it can be done, what setting (bridge mode or extend the network mode) should be used on the 802.11ac model?  Any other need to know the tips would be greatly appreciated as well.  Thank you...

  can the newest Airport Extreme 802.11ac be extended by an older Airport Extreme 802.11n if it is connected by ethernet cable?

  Yes, it's can... goal that the wireless "ac" will not be extended, of course. Here, I assume you think 802.11ac airport your 'main' airport and airport 802.11n as the airport of their extension.

  which parameter (bridge mode or extend the network mode) should be used on the 802.11ac model?

  You would not change the settings on the 802.11ac airport

  Reset an 802.11n AirPort Extreme back to factory default settings

  Connect an Ethernet cable from one of the three ports on the airport of 802.11ac for WAN "O" from the airport on the AirPort Extreme 802.11n which extend the LAN network<-->

  Configuration to use Apple "Assistant" to put in place the AirPort Extreme 802.11n and it will feature the correct Assembly for you.  Everything you really need to do is assign a name that you want to call the airport and "Wizard" will take care of everything else.

• What 802.11n card internal work with a Compaq CQ60-212US?

  I hope to upgrade the laptop above to 802.11n, but I'm unable to find information on what the internal cards will work for her. It's an AMD Athlon X 2 sytem wiyh a Nvidia nforce chipset running Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit. The card he uses currently (802. 11 b / G) is a card Atheros 5007 based (part #459339-003). Base HP/Compaq made an Atheros 802.11n 5009 (manufacturer 482260-001) card which I believe may work, but my model is not listed in the compatibility list and I know that HP/Compaq are one of the companies that uses a 'white list' in the BIOS to prevent unauthorized devices to use.  I tried to ask by e-mail and they would not check the number and directed me to call their purchases as part Surfer do not have the list. I called and they said, there is one that would work but it is out of stock and they have no ETA on this subject and of course would not check the number. Any info on 802.11n cards that would work in this laptop that I would like to upgrade to high speed and that the ethernet connection is part of the chipset (even though Device Manager it ID as a 10/100/1000 is only 10/100 ) it is the only road I have so any information would be appreciated.

  -After much research and hitting my head against the wall, I finally got my laptop upgraded using a HP 482260-001 internal NIC (a card Atheros 5009) based manufacturer and now have an 300Mbps connection solid of rock all the time. I know I've read a lot of the problems with this card so I thought I'd post a brief overview of what I had to do.

  First - before Exchange you cards (unless you can connect to a wired LAN cable outlet) download the latest driver from HP for the Atheros card - even if this computer only provided with the card (5007 based) G the downloaded driver supports card 5009 N. depends on how do you the next step, you can save the file on a USB Flash drive.

  Following installation the new card and either do a system restore to the point where the updates of Microsoft are deleted (it will mess up wireless connections - this too is a XP updates)-well mine did not for the next option was to do a full system restore to put the laptop to a 'new' State but mine has NEVER worked since the restore disks , I did or since the restore partition, so that leaves one last (option in addition to the PURCHASE of a set of disks to restore HP that they tried to sell me or uninstallation of 56 upgrades ONE BY ONE). If you know someone who has a Vista installation disc to borrow it and use the option UPGRADE to install the same version that you use the SAME key from the bottom of your laptop - this route 'upgrade' will restore your system with the original copy of Vista without losing any of your installed programs where are you got your restore to work , you would be at square one - you be the judge. Before anyone questions the legality of my last method here is the real deal - when you buy copy of Windows or a computer, you are not 'buy' Windows software - you pay for the license (as the key) to use a copy (unless you buy a copy of multi license) on a computer if Windows or use the method as long as you use YOUR key to install the SAME version of Windows is no legal - my installation activated with absolutely no problem and shows it as authentic.

  OK - now if you need to re - install the driver updated for the Atheros card and at that time you should be able to connect to your wireless network. In my case, it would only connect at 54Mbps, and it turns out he was addicted to router and nothing to do Wicker card or driver. I had read that Vista doesn't like WEP so I stop ALL security/encryption on the router and NIC (not a good idea in general, but just to test) and the connection turned up to 300Mbps (no, not the max of 270Mbps reported some have reported with this card). I tried to change security settings and he kept falling back to 54 Mbps and then I spotted this in the sidebar of my router (Netgear WNR3500) aid:

  "To achieve maximum wireless performance, as WN511B must connect to this router with the help of WPA2(with AES). «For the clients that connect to WPA - PSK (with TKIP), maximum speed wireless will be 802.11 g.»

  So I put the router for the listed specifications before and my Atheros card stuck to the solid 300Mbps. This last part watch is obviously a problem of router/nic as before when I was running mobile WEP another computer security (brand begins with G ;-)) was ongoing execution using a card Linksys under XP (a plug in one on the side) to 270Mbps but now under new security my Compaq runs on 300Mbps, my 'G' works to 270Mbps and my cable network is running at 1000Mbps, and everybody is happy!)

  The next step is to reinstall the updates of Windows one or 2 at a time until those that trashes the connection lies - uninstall and it block. When I get to this point I'll post the update # (unless someone beats me to it). It's a very summarized race to the bottom, so if you have any questions please message but I wanted people to know it's possible!