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• Replacement only device wired to a wireless network

  In the next month or so I plan to replace my old desktop PC. It is currently connected to a Linsys E3200 wireless router. I have many other wireless devices also running off the E3200, but my PC is the only peripheral cable connected to it. If I replace the wired PC simply pass a new one with the ethernet existing connection (I'm sure that's not as simple as that) or I have to start again recreate my network... Security etc... ? If so, what is the process to start over? I need to reset something on the router, recharge it cisco connect, create a new network name?  Can someone point me in the right direction of any information on this I want to know what I am let me before replacement of the old computer. Thank you

  If you replace a wired desktop computer, simply unplug the old and the new.  The router will be fine with that, no problem.  You won't have to do anything with the wireless.  You should just get an internet connection on the new wired computer, assuming that the router settings are suitable for him... which is very likely.  You may need to add the new computer to your workgroup so that it can share documents, etc with the other if you want to do this, but it's a question of OS, not a router problem.

• Unable to join a homegroup Windows 7 with a network that spans a wireless bridge

  I have two Windows 7 machines that are at the ends of the face of a wired LAN network which connects via a wireless bridge and I am unable to get Windows 7 machines on each side of the brdige to connect to a homegroup created across the bridge.  Perhaps to better illustrate what I mean, here's my network configuration:

  Wireless router:
  Machine from Windows 7 1 (LAN wired to the router)
  Windows XP machine (for LAN cable to the router)

  Wireless Bridge (connect wirelessly to the wireless router):
  Computer Windows 7 2 (LAN wired to the bridge)
  PS3 (wired LAN to the bridge)
  TV (cable LAN to the bridge)

  I use the bridge wireless set up so that I can connect LAN devices wired to the wireless bridge so that they appear to be on the same local network as all other devices on the wireless router (stops to have at home and the bridge wire wireless allows me to expand the scope of all wireless devices I might have).  While all the machines can meet without a problem and I can't even set Windows Media Player to stream video to the PS3 and the TV through its capabilities of DLNA, Windows 7 network mapping server shows not the systems connected to the other end of the gateway wireless as being on the same network (although it shows them); so Windows 7 Homegroup does not see other machines as being on the same network.

  The only thing I can think to do with limitations in TCP/IP regarding a wireless bridge, from the perspective of wireless router all connected to the wireless gateway devices appear to be a device (they all appear under the same physical MAC address as the device only "wireless" that connects to the network is the wireless bridge - who just happens to have three other devices connected to it) even if they are assigned to different (numbers) IP that are in the same subnet, etc.).  So I guess what I'm wondering Windows 7 has a limiation to recognise the devices connected via a wireless bridge?  Has anyone else encountered this problem and found a work around?

  Thank you.

  I had this same problem (unable to connect to a Windows 7 homegroup) on Windows 7 (64-bit) PC behind a wireless bridge using a D-Link DAP-1522 to a D - Link DIR-655 residing on the main network.

  The solution that worked for me was to allow for the "'wireless MAC CLONING ' with 'Source MAC = Auto" on the DAP-1522. "  It also had the beneficial effect of the side to fix a problem on PC behind the bridge where control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network card cannot display all the network devices.

• Printer configured for wired computers and wireless

  Hello! Hope you can help me. We have a Photosmart C7280 printer all in one, which is currently connected wireless to a Cisco DCP3825 router that supports the wired computers and wireless. We have many laptops, wireless connection to the router, and anyone can print. I want to add in my HP desktop computer, which is not wireless. I plugged into the router via a cable and loaded the software of the printer, but the installation wizard could not find the printer to complete the entire upward. I unloaded all printer software until I tried it. In addition, I didn't know if I should choose a configuration of wired network or a wireless network configuration, so I tried both and neither one worked. I tried to look in the manual, but it was not useful. What is the best way to configure my network home, so we can print everything? Thanks in advance!

  Your router will not worry how the devices are connected.  Download and install the latest version of the software for your printer from the "Support & drivers" link at the top of this page.  When it installs it will see your printer on the network and install the appropriate software.

• The way of writing to a wireless bridge between two different routers.1:broadband and dir 2:dlink 605 l

  I want to bridge.and wireless I can't do that... Please send me how to write to a wireless bridge between two different routers.

  1:broadband
  and
  2:Dlink dir 605 l,

  Hi Mohammed Ehsan Jourah,.

  Thanks for posting the request in the Microsoft community forums.
  I understand that you need to know how to make a wireless bridge between two different routers

  What version of the operating system is installed on the computer?

  To connect multiple computers, install a network adapter in each and run a network CAT5 cabling to connect each one to a hub (and thus the other.) The computer that will serve as a transition will have a standard network card for wired and a wireless network adapter that will connect to the wireless (WAP) access point or gateway on the second network.

  A network bridge is software or hardware that connects two networks or more so that they can communicate. You can create only a single bridge network on a computer, but a bridge can handle any number of network connections.

  You can try the steps at the bridge between two different routers wireless.
  a. determine the coverage area. When using two or more routers, the coverage area should be divided, and each router should be placed in a central location in each subdivision. If you add a wireless router to an existing network, this may mean moving the first router.
  b. decide which router is the main router. The main router is connected to the Internet, a LAN cable or other networks. It should be as close to the wired network connections or who has the best line of sight to another wireless network. In addition, the main router should be a high range router, allowing large tables of State and more users.
  c. buy a spare antenna, as the antennas that come with most routers do not have very good range. Quality omnidirectional antennas can push the range and signal strength of each of the routers, which, in turn, will reduce the cost by allowing routers less cover more space overall.
  d. deploy the primary router carefully. This router is the most important and requires most of the time of installation and options. Set the WEP (Protocol) encryption Service Set Identifier (SSID) and wireless, set up the Internet connection and test the router with some clients (computers). Once you get the main router deployed, deploy other routers should be easy.
  e. deploy the secondary routers, which must be configured to operate in "mode of transition." Secondary routers should be deployed around the perimeter of a large area or 'hot spots' where users placed - for example, will convene a bench Park or the table.

  Links:
  Create a network bridge:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-network-bridge

  Add a connection to a network bridge:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-a-connection-to-a-network-bridge

  Hope this information helps you. If you need to get help or information with decision-making wireless bridge between two different routers, I'll be happy to help you.

• LJ 1536 and Wireless Bridge: prints and scans but lost connection Toobox ePrint

  I connected my 1536dnf LaserJet recently purchased by the Ethernet cable to a bridge wireless to allow printing and scanning from my wireless laptop. It works very well. However, for some reason any communication is no longer with the printer through box HP tools or ePrint, who both worked very well to install. My router main displays the address IP of the LJ 1536 as a connected device. Somehow, the bridge becomes a way? There not at the beginning. Is there anything else that could prevent these kinds of communication but not printing/scanning? Is there a setting to resolve that I've not found? I tried to put the default gateway of the LaserJet printer for the IP address of the gateway instead of the router, but that did not help. Thanks in advance for any advice.

  Hey dako,.

  I would bypass the wireless bridge to see if it is causing the problem. Let me know what you find?

• WRT1900AC cannot see Wireless Bridge

  Hi all...

  I have a WRT1900AC (FW 1.1.8.161917) the router and wish to connect a wireless bridge that is connected to my DirecTv box.  I have an old WRT54G ver 3.1 running DD - WRT which I did in a wireless bridge.  I have good connectivity to and from the DirecTv box, but no connectivity to my gw wireless which is my WRT1900AC.  The WRT1900AC can't see the wireless gateway that is.  I have triple checked that I have the identifier SSID is correct and the security in the WRT54G wireless setting and even tried to use an old bridge G from Linksys to connect wireless and the exact same problem occurs when.  No device can see other wireless.  I suspect the WRT1900AC as the source of the problem.  Wireless gateways both try to connect 2.4 Ghz radio.

  Any ideas?  Thanks in advance.

  -Andy

  Reset the DirecTV box and we're ready now.

• The router access point wireless bridge

  Hi I recently moved into a new building which has a few hot spots for the Internet connection is included in the rental price. I don't have a model of linksys Cisco wireless-G broadband router. WRT54G2 V1 and I am trying to create a wireless bridge between the point of interest (I have my own Unique Internet identifier) the router, which is then connected to my office using an Ethernet cable.

  Can I create a wireless bridge, if yes, how can I do this?

  Thanks in advance

  The router (WRT54G2 V1) does not have a capacity of wireless receiver so you will need a separate ethernet bridge.

  Your installation should be like this:
  (((WiFi)))---> (((pont Ethernet<-wired connection-="">routeur Linksys<-wired connection-="">ordinateur de bureau))

  I hope that makes sense. XD

• Network Magic cannot discover a "BEFSR41" router behind a "WET610N" wireless bridge

  Just upgraded to a WRT610N 2 version in my office.  He pulls an IP address from my cable router and distributes IP addresses (this is setup for DHCP) without problem.  I need to extend the home network to another part of the House so I took 2 x WET610N wireless bridges.  Since many devices will have to use the bridge I'll recycle my BEFSR41 as a switch.  I have the router configuration and bridge; the bridge connects to the port "uplink" on the router, and the DHCP has been disabled on the router.  But when I run Network Magic BEFSR41 router cannot find the other side of the bridge.  Any ideas?

  You need this post in the section Network Magic from this forum.  If the router acts as a switch, it will be transparent and not e seen.

• Using a WRT54G2 as a wireless bridge

  I currently have a WRT54GL which works perfectly for years and now I want to create a wireless bridge to my home entertainment section.  I want to connect 2 or 3 devices and so I'm not looking at the WET54G for my solution.

  However, it is possible to use the snazzy WRT54G2 - watch as a bridge?  The built-in DHCP server complicate things, or can it simply be disabled?  Are there other technical issues which would prevent or complicate a facility like that?

  Thanks for any help or advice you can offer me

  You can disable the DHCP on wrt54g2, but you can't use it the way you need, you will connect wrt54g2 to the wrt54gl router by an ethernet cable... In your set, you can't do wrt54g2 communicate wirelessly to wrt54gl...

• With two routers wrt320n wireless bridge

  Dear reader,

  I want to bridge two routers too extend my network onbuildings on my compound. I I drew of how it should be. 'Bedrade' means 'wired', "Brug" means "bridge" and "draadloos" means "wireless" its all Dutch.

  Thankgs in advance

  

  Regarding accurate features 3rd party firmware that we need to ask in the forums of 3rd party firmware. I think that dd - wrt and tomato two add configuration options to configure a WRT as wireless bridge. You would operate a WRT in the normal way (i.e. you don't need 3rd party firmware on that one) and the other as the bridge that connects to the first.

• cannot print wireless to wireless using a but access point wired printing (pc) wireless technology is very well

  I have a HP OfficeJet 8600plus N911a CM749A # product who has problems in this impossible to print wireless to wireless using an access point but Wired print (pc) wireless technology is fine. We have 4 pcs in a network cable that work very well try to print to the printer which is connected wireless. They installed the software and discovered the printer very well. When you try to install the printer on a Win8 Tablet and a laptop Win7 that neither would discover the printer, so I have two devices connected by ethernet cable and ran the facilities in the same way as the PC and installed everything and worked fine. But, after I disconnected the wire and reconnected or the other device wireless again (they go OK so I know that they get an address) when I go to print to the 8600 it says there is no communication to the printer. BTW, I can install (and installed) other (cable) HP printers on the network as the computer laptop and Tablet AUTODECOUVERTS and print... Yes, ideas on why it loses its Wireless communication to the wireless printer. He turns a few odd Protocol or discovered that did not pass on a wireless system?

  Thank you for answering my question and I wanted to know was the brand of the router.  I suggest making sure the router firmware is up to date as well.

  Here is a link to a post I did on the various ports used by HP printers for reference.

  -Incoming and outgoing Ports-

  So all your work computers don't encounter this issue?  Once again, while in the router, verify that wireless isolation is not activated.  A question also, I do not see has anti-anti-virus/firewall you had on your main computer that you are using?  Maybe it's not the cause, but that depends on the software, too.

  -Security and Firewall.

  You have all the exclamation points in your device manager?

  Let me know what is happening when you try another access point.

• Wireless Bridge-Link a Wifi router to another router Wifi - network expansion

  Hello

  A question many people ask themselves, to ask the wifi community.

  On site-a computer on site b.

  |                                                                                                                                     |

  -----Wired-----                                                                                                 ------Wired------

  |                                                                                               |

  |                                                                                               |

  |                                                                                               |

  Router Cisco wireless))) (((routeur sans fil (lien-sys) - INTERNET))

  Site-A                                                                             Site-B

  Site B have a Wireless Linksys router WRT a regular (not DDwrt software), site b have internet.

  Site want to use is to talk to the Site-B to offer wireless Internet to East computer cable

  First of all, I wondered how it's called. There is wireless connection?

  Second, we succeed with cisco router, how can we?

  With what kind of model, we can do that?

  Thanks guys,.

  Or you can use the real wireless bridge as WET200 (inferior part) or Aironet 1400, 1300 series.

• Wireless Bridge, TV are not not in the sharing of multimedia files

  Hi all - any help appreciated. I have just set up my Sony Bravia TV to the internet through a Linksys Wireless Bridge. Had a little trouble but with resets I connected to my network and internet.

  My Pc Vista show two up as servers but when I click on them, only some of the movies that I have on them appears and plays. Number of files is empty, even if there are the mpgs in them. Those who show your work. When I tried to add the tv media sharing in Windows media player 11 or the bridge or the TV show. The settings are ok, the DHCP is activated and the subnet mask is correct. What I am doing wrong?

  Also the Twonky server help? Can I use twonky server to connect to my hard drive NAS, also unrecognized by TV and has most of my saved movies stored on it.
  Thanks for any help you can give.
  Sue

  I decided to use Directv and attached my wireless bridge. It connected and I was able to play videos but again once my network drive was not appear. I probed more deep - went to administrative privileges and found an article on multimedia. Unfortunately the box shares on the network multimedia player has not verified! Control which allowed me to be able to stream all my video to the TV through directv set-top box. the network drive appeared as a server and all is well.

  I use the wireless bridge to connect directly to the TV when I want to access account netflix to my husband or other internet offerings of SONY, but as a coil of general for my stored photos and video I'll stay connected to the directv because it works very well.
  Sue

• WRT1900ac - has no Config - error unexpected 2117 wireless bridge

  I'm having a problem connecting 2 routers together in Wireless Bridge mode WRT1900AC.  I followed the instructions here to step 7 (Clicked "Yes" to the "Warning" screen), and then I get this error:

  Unexpected Error
  
  2117
  
  We've encountered an unexpected error. If the issue continues, please visit our Technical Support site.
  
  Details
  
  /jnap/router/InitiateWirelessConnection -- Status: 200 OK Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2015 05:22:03 GMT Server: lighttpd/1.4.34 Connection: close Content-Length: 87 Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
  

  

  This router is brand new.  The only things I've done are:

  1. Perform a router unboxing conversion
  2. Ignored configuration wizard
  3. Try to configure wireless bridge mode
  4. Received the error saying I need to reset the router to the factory settings
  5. Reset the router to the factory with the red button settings
  6. Router connected directly to the link upstream (cable Modem)
  7. Through the Installation Wizard
  8. Update the Firmware to the official version: 1.1.8.164461
  9. Has crossed the Bridge wireless installation Instructions here
  10. Got to step 7
  11. EU 'unexpected error 2117.

  I retried again and got a different error:

  

  I thought I would add another update here, given that the issue has been isolated and fixed:

  It turns out that plugging in the Comcast cable on the floor was very old, had a longer cable length, and was also on a split bar.  Called Comcast to help solve our problem, and they were able to test the intensity of the signal on the line.  Signal was not reliable on the cable on the floor, so we moved the modem more near the source of moving the cable (don't run, no separator, the best signal of shorter cable).  Upstream of the modem connection was immediately more reliable, moving router downstairs gives the best WiFi coverage for the rest of the House.  I have decided at this time that the extra router was not necessary and referred.  So, Detective Conan... problem was double: bad signal on the incoming line from Comcast and bad location for WiFi router upstairs.