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• Satellite M70: I can't connect to the WLan access point

  I have several wireless laptops, all work fine - except my M70.
  I use Intel Proset, and he sees the access point, but says "unable to connect" when I try.
  The signal is high (2 meters distance).

  I tried with WEP, WPA and without security. I am absolutely convinced that I entered the right keys.
  The access point is a Belkin Pre - N-, but I tried with a point of access 3Com, with the same problem - my Ipaq, my other PC, and all guests can connect,- but not my Toshiba!
  The wireless card is the standard Intel, with the latest driver from October 2006 intalled.

  Getting desperate...

  Hello

  If you get a signal strong, so I guess that the laptop is already connected to the access point. Or am I wrong?
  On my laptop, the computer WLan small icon appears only if I connected to the Wlan and then I can see the State of the signal.

  However, you suggested to use the Intel Proset utility to configure the WiFi network but on the clean Windows configuration. Have you tested it?

  This question seems very strange to me.
  Sometimes it of not possible to connect the WiFi network because of poor compatibility between the router and wireless network card.
  My router supports Wlan AB mode and my second card for computer laptop support BG.
  That's why I m not able to connect to the Wlan. Maybe it s also your case.

  On my router, I can also put the MAC address filtering. You should check this option on your router.
  But generally it is not easy to say why it happens. You know you should check every single option and if it s not possible so I guess that it s a compatibility issue.

• Droid Turbo could not connect the Cisco access point

  Greetings.

  Since the upgrade to a droid turbo, I was unable to connect to the network without wire of my work. I work in the it Department, but my experience with Cisco technologies and wireless is limited, so I tried to understand why. My previous bike x worked fine. We have a network of all the access points managed by a controller Cisco 4402 running version 7.0.98 of the BONES. I was able to connect to another wireless network that I could meet outside of work, and I am able to connect to the network of my work if I connect it is unsecured guest SSID. Only connections to our 4 secure networks fail. The controller reports that my phone cannot all simply to authenticate. The controller is configured for WPA2 / AES using a key 284 on the particular network, that I am trying to connect. I entered this key manually both via copy and paste. As far as my phone goes, I only tried to withdraw and time networks like tent to start it in safe mode without success. I read on various forums android that maybe it's a problem related to Kit Kat and this kind of problem has appeared on other handsets from other manufacturers, but nothing definite.

  Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

  -Josh

  Let me direct you to two other discussions here on the Droid Turbo forum and the other from Cisco which may help.

  Unable to connect to company wifi

  https://forums.Motorola.com/posts/af633eb3e4

  DROID WiFi Turbo questions

  https://forums.Motorola.com/posts/06a2f3c5ca

  Connectivity issues with Cisco and Moto X (Gen 2) allowed RMC controllers (probably related)

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/12331486/connectivity-issues-Cisco-controllers-and-PMF-enabled-Moto-x-Gen-2

  I hope this helps!

• LAPN300 - the best configuration for 3 access points, while using the same SSID

  Hi all

  What is the best configuration for 3 x LAPN300 located in various places around my house of 3 floors, access points if I want just one SSID?

  I did some initial research which suggests that I can use the same SSID on all three, as long as they are on different channels. 1, 6 and 11 for example. In theory, then, as I wander around the House the client machine must auto swap to the AP with the signal stronger.

  What do you think? What is the best way or do, or could suggest you something else?

  As an aside... If I decided to create a second SSID for the guests at home, I would also want to add wireless isolation to this SSID. How would that be managing the DHCP server on the local network? How would be asked to connect to the SSID has never get an IP if they have been isolated from other clients on the local network?  Besides, how they see the router? The ANNUAL lets you specify exceptions to this isolation for this feature?  Alternatively, as I suspect, is the right isolation feature isolate them from other WLAN, not the LAN clients customers?

  I did some testing and configuration of the AP with the same SSID and security will do what you want. Don't worry about setting the channel because the auto channel setting works with these devices and automatically adjusts the spacing between the appropriate channels.

  Recommendation of the VPN_user is what you need if you want to isolate the SSID comments from the rest of your network clients.

  Isolation of SSID of the AP will guard only wireless devices to communicate with each other on the same SSID on which it is enabled.

• Error message 'Please select the access point or wireless router to set up' when you set up a network

  Original title: set up a network.

  I want to create a wireless network for the games, and when I click on the network. A screen comes written on this "Choose the access point or wireless router to set up" and that "it might take 90 s for devices reconfigured to appear on your computer.

  But no device never appears below it, even after 90 minutes.
  Please help me with this.
  It was so easy in windows 7.

  Hi Manas,

  What is the brand and model of the Wireless Router/Access Point?

  Given that the issue has not persisted in Windows 7, there is a chance that the wireless router/Access Point is not compatible with Windows 8.

  Please check the links below on the implementation of a network.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/Setup-home-network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/what-you-need-Setup-home-network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/set-up-wireless-router#set-up-wireless-router=Windows-8

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/Add-device-or-PC-to-network

  Answer please if you have any questions.

• Do I need an additional access point to use my iPod touch for audio books? It's using iOS 9.3

  Do I need an additional access point to use my iPod touch to listen to audio books.  The iPod is on iOS 9.3 and my iMac on OS 10.11.4.  I can get the books from the library using the OverDrive Media Console software, then by moving the iTunes audio book using 'add to library '.  Then, it presents itself in music and can be downloaded from there to the iPod.  The audio book also appear in the section music from iPod.  The problem is, most of the time, no list of book sections appear on the iPod and the iPod plays sections in random order instead of sequentially.  I can't find anything in the guide of the user on audio books.

  Can you import into your application iBooks on Mac and then sync it with your iPod?

  See chapter iBooks of:

  http://help.Apple.com/iPod-touch/9/#/iphbaeb5b5cb

• How can I get my name from the access point?

  Since I bought a modem Arris 228 G and spent my 2 wireless, printers Canon WIFI unable to connect at Optimum!

  Canon said to contact my router creator (Apple Airport Extreme) for the name of the access point get return wireless, WI - FI printers.

  Help, please.

  W.W.

  (Mac Pro 10.6.8)

  The name of the access point is simply the name of the wireless network that provides AirPort Extreme.

  You can see the name of your wireless network by clicking on the WiFi icon at the top of the screen of your Mac and by checking that the name appears.

  

  There will be a check mark next to your wireless network name.. which is also known as a wireless access point.

  It would be the same name that you had before... unless you have changed some settings on the AirPort Extreme.

• Satellite A210-171 - unable to connect to any access point or router

  Hello. I don't know that this is the right forum. Not something I do normally but since I am desperate to solve this problem, I'll give it a shot.

  So I bought a Toshiba Satellite A210-171 nearly a year ago. It has a built-in wireless driver.

  The problem is, however, I can't seem to connect to any access point or router. What I end up getting most of the time are so a message saying that I am connected but with limited connectivity which means I can't access the internet. At other times, the network in range will appear in my network list, (with a signal strength excellent), but once I have select a message appears saying that the connection attempt has failed. And at other times my laptop detects the network connection and functions smoothly.

  I do not understand of course. So if someone could explain to me why my laptop selects and selects Wireless connections, that it connects and how I can solve this problem, I would be grateful!

  Thanks in advance

  Have you tried to update the driver on your laptop?
  Check the Toshiba site for an update:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads-download drivers online

  And if you are already on this site check for a BIOS update.

• Satellite L300 Wireless does not work in mode access point

  Satellite L300 with built in wifi Realtek device.
  Internet is coming from an external USB device, and I want to make wifi internal working as a router/hotspot/access point, just to connect with my cell phone.

  I try to create the ad - hoc network in Windows 7 and Linux Fedora.
  New network is listed in the OS cmdlets, but no SSID appears on my laptop.

  Also tried with hosted network (virtual wifi adapter) and app named Connectify in Win7.
  SSID appears, but is unable to connect or link broken after a few minutes without any data transfer.

  Now, I came to ask me for this built in hotspot wifi device support mode at all?

  If so, is there a setting I'm missing?
  Or some utility runs, to check if the device is broken or have a driver problem, or something...?

  I put t know who don't L300 you have exactly and can't say what WLAN card is inside but the audit model in Device Manager and try to find the specification exact Googling autour.

  To be honest I really don t know if your problem has nothing to do with Toshiba directly.

• Connection of comments on the second WNR1000v3 as access point does not connect to Internet

  I have a WNR1000v3 (firmware V1.0.2.68_60.0.93NA) connected to the WAN and it works well. His IP address is 192.168.0.1, subnet 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.0.1, mask and DNS servers are on 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4. DHCP is configured to 192.168.0.10 to 192.168.0.100. I have a guest connection configured and it works well.

  I have a * second * WNR1000v3 (same firmware) bound to the first as access by using these instructions: http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/23784/~/how-to-automatically-configure-a-netgear-route...

  I gave him the IP 192.168.0.2, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.0.1, and DNS servers again the value of Google. It has the same SSID wireless as the main router and I can move seamlessly between the two. The devices connected to the LAN ports on this access point work very well. Wireless connection works fine.

  I then configured the connection even guest on the second router (the one running in access point mode) and I can get an IP address when I use it. However I can't access the Internet. Ping 192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2, and 173.194.33.137 (the IP local google.com) all fail.

  Guest connection is not supported on a router functioning as an access point? Or am I missing something really obvious?

  Thank you

  Bill

  @storm1985 I suspect that your configuration means that all the second router LAN ports will also forward only to the Internet. But this gives me a good idea to use another router just like an access point wireless for the connection of comments. (I seem to accumulate old routers.) Unfortunately, I don't have the time to try this out until late in the week, but I'll certainly do and report. Thank you!

• can I use a laptop to set up a wifi access point?

  When I first received a laptop of opportunity in last December, a colleague tech at my night school mentioned that I didn't have to buy a 803,11 access point device to plug my switch, but I rather use a WiFi card on my computer to create my own access point. I told him I have such a card and put a little out of my mind.

  However, I have someone outside to spend the night at my place, and he needs to check his e-mail. Unfortunately, it seems that the RJ-45 socket on his laptop is broken, I have tried several cables and impossible to get a connection, including the cable to connect the computer I'm using now.

  Is it possible that I can use ICS on XP Pro (preferred) or Vista 32 bit Home Premium (really want to use it, I have never set the boot loader after the upgrade to XP on a separate partition, especially because XP has worked so much better) to set up enough connectivity for him to connect to the mail server?

  Should I Windows 7 or Vista to do this? I know how to do the reverse quite easily (share Wi-Fi on the Ethernet port), but I don't know how to set up the SSID and others. I would assume same WEP or WPA2 (Yes, I know how it is easy to crack, but it's better that transmitting passwords in clear text because it discourages occasional interception) would too, so it will accept a connection open, unencrypted. I'll just close access once it does.

  How could I go to set it up? I'm not spending money on software that is not free for one night, one-shot deal. Kiss, I just need a connection of bare bones for him. If its Ethernet port was working, I would leave him to plug my switch, but since it's not I need to create a gateway using what material I have on hand, and the only device with any kind of ability 803.11 is my own laptop.

  I know it's possible, I don't know if this is something only Linux, or a solution that requires 3rd party software.

  Yes, you can use ICS.  See http://practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_ics/

  I forgot to include this--> http://www.home-network-help.com/ad-hoc-wireless-network.html

  You will need to configure security manually from the properties of maps dialog box wireless (on both computers) and IIRC, you can use WEP in ad-hoc XP networks.

  Go to the correct place
  Right click on the wireless adapter icon and select Properties
  Click the wireless networks tab
  Click Add to create a configuration
  in the 'Association' tab, set the SSID, network authentication 'Open' and WEP data encryption.
  It's been so long that I made that I remember exactly, but I think you can use only the 10 digit Hex key.

• Why Software Distribution 3.0 appears on my Microsoft (restore point) system restore almost every day?

  original title: software distribution service 3.0

  Why Software Distribution 3.0 appears on my Microsoft (restore point) system restore almost every day?  What is it?

  The Software Distribution Service 3.0 Restore Point is created when new Microsoft updates are downloaded and installed.

  Depending on the configuration of your system, the updates can be downloaded and installed automatically as we never see what is happening.

  For example (this is what I usually see), if you use Microsoft Security Essentials and an update of MSE comes out every day, you can't "see" anything on your system to tell you about this, but when the ESM update is installed, a new called Restore Point "Software Distribution Service 3.0" will be created. "

  If MSE gets several updates per day, you will see a new PR of 3.0 SDS created for each of them, so it would be possible to have several SDS 3.0 Restore Points per day.  Alternatively, you can have one for MSE and another for some other day.  Some days you won't see any SDS 3.0 created restore points.

  Of course, there are other reasons, you might see a new SDS 3.0 Restore Point and you might be curious to know what is all just never one see you.

  Among the technical support engineers Microsoft will surely be able to tell how to look at each new SDS 3.0 Restore Point you have and tell you how to determine exactly what was in this update of the Software Distribution (if you're curious).

  The reason in question do not contain the required information may be because there is no incentive to enter the required information when you create a new question.

  The odds on this planet someone reading "How to ask a question" before asking a question are extremely unlikely, therefore (if the forums wanted more useful), the forums Microsoft Answers would invite for information, when a new question is asked.

  Even the discussion in the article "How to ask a question" is quite ridiculous that it does not describe the same basic information that should be in a new topic.

  This gross oversight in the way the new positions are created in these forums in frustration results, guess, lost time and wasted cycles then message that this information is being collected.

• Can E3000 to function as only access Point or should I return it?

  Hi, Ok, I know I acted probably stupid, but I needed to access as a guest of Setup wi - fi which supplied routers LinkSysys. I don't need the router/modem I want to just have a wi - fi access point. I am an advanced user and I can work with manual configuration etc.

  I tried to do a manual installation of the router, I changed the IP, mask of my network and activate the wi - fi and has worked, BUT the guest access option is NOT available unless you use the stupid CISCO connect software.

  Now the cisco connect IS NOT software work or complete installation, if you do not connect through the router and access the Internet, which is IMPOSSIBLE for me to realize that my modem is connected to a firewall device, and we use static DSL PPPoE options and usernameme and password. There is no way I can get cisco doesn't connect to properly charge because it always "fix my connection trying to access the Internet.

  Y at - it any solution on manually properly configure this router and take full advantage of it capabilities or should I return it?

  PS: If the answer is "return" Please do not hesitate to provide me with an alternative that supports the wi - fi access COMMENTS (I do need separate vlan users to a WiFi connection to connect to the internet access BUT WITHOUT HAVING any where on my LAN)

  Thank you very much.

  Best regards, Vassilis

  As I wrote before: it is impossible with the devices that you have...

  The network of comments on the E3000 (and model consumer of any other brand with the same function) only works if the E3000 is your main Internet gateway.

• routers and access points and bridges and lions and tigers and bears oh my

  I studied and I'm still lost. Help please.

  I want the following configuration.

  Bedroom #1: contains my cable modem and a wireless device (wireless router I think).

  Bedroom #2: notebook with built-in wireless.

  Bedroom #3: several components (computers, printers, etc.) that are located on a wired LAN.

  What is the only wireless device that I can add to local wireline in the bedroom #3 for the device on the lan connect to internet through the device wireless in bedroom #1 and also connect to the laptop in the room #2.

  I want to all devices in the home to be on the same network (net sub?)-simple file sharing, sharing printers, etc.

  After hours of searching the Internet, I still don't know if the required device in the room three is a wireless access point, a wireless bridge and a switch, a wireless bridge and a hub, a tin man or cowardly lion.

  Lost in Oz, waiting for the Wiz (i.e. you)

  The Tin man would be the ideal solution. It could carry the USB with the information in both directions.

  Without Tinman, it gets complicated. You have several options. Ideally, I would recommend to connect a cable and not rely on a wireless bridge. It saves you more wireless bandwidth, is faster and more reliable. If it must be wireless:

  Option 1: Get a wireless, as the Linksys wet bridge. A wireless bridge connects to a wireless network existing and bridges the computer connected to the bridge across the network without wire on the other side (i.e. your router, other clients wireless and internet etc.)

  Option 2: Get a more flexible as the Linksys WAP access point. WAP can be configured as a bridge but also as repeaters and other modes. A WAP browser may be preferable to a WET if you also want a stronger additional wireless signal in the 3rd room. However, a WAP browser is much more expensive and more complex to configure.

  If you want only by cable in the 3rd room or the first room wireless signal is strong enough for the customers in the 3rd, just a wireless wet.

  To connect these devices wired in the 3rd room get a switch. Do not get a hub (if you get one free somewhere). Today, most of the devices are switches in any case, I guess. Never connect a real hub in a wireless bridge. A switch manages all the traffic between the devices connected to the switch directly in-house. A hub can cause additional traffic sent across the bridge...

• setting up wrt150N as access point

  Hello.. Please bare with me.
  In my previous House, I had my cable modem connected to a dlink wireless router. I used a port on the dlink lan and connected to my wrt150n that is configured as an access point. It has worked flawlessly. I was able to create a network and share files between computers regardless of what router they were physically connected to.

  Fast forward a year and in my new House, I have a dlink WIRED router connected to my modem (different ISP) and to a lan port on the router im connected to the port of the wrt150n 'internet '. The computer is connected to the 150n can access the internet and the portion wireless works fine, but it does not connect to another computer that is connected directly to the router wired dlink.

  From the computer connected to the linksys, I can;

  router dlink ping

  router linksys ping

  ping ip address ONLY, the second computer that is connected to the dlink router

  The computer connected to the dlink, I can;

  router dlink ping

  I can not ping ip address AND name of the other computer

  I cannot ping the router linksys

  Is happening here?

  What setting should I watch these two computers to be on the same home network?

  Dlink ip address is 192.168.0.1

  Address IP Linksys is 192.168.1.1

  He was installing it in my old House and worked well.

  Unfortunately, my warranty is up and linksys don't offer me a tech support.

  any help would be GREATLY appreciated, I really need my home network courses.

  It's just the way you have implemented: you configured the WRT as router and so you have created two separate LAN segments and areas of broadcasting. Emissions of LAN will not cross a router. Name resolution for the WIndows work group works on the basis of emissions, either it works on the same segment of LAN never beyond a router. For example, if you want to keep this type of installation, you will need to use the IP address to connect to computers on the Dlink from computers on the WRT. Reverse is not possible at all because the WRT does NAT which makes LAN inaccessible on the internet port.

  You want only the WRT as access point and you seem to want connectivity complete between all your computers I would say that you reconfigure the WRT.

  1. disconnect the WRT from D-Link.

  2. connect a computer to the WRT. Open the web interface at http://192.168.1.1/

  3. on the main configuration page, change the address LAN IP of 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.0.2 and disable the DHCP server.

  4. save the settings. You will lose the connection.

  5. unplug the computer and wire to one of the LAN ports of the WRT to your D-Link router.

  That's all. Now all your computers to connect to the same local network and are in the same broadcast domain. All computers use IP addresses * 192.168.0 and have internet through D-Link.

  Make sure that the DHCP server on the D-Link will not affect 192.168.0.2 to another computer or device on your network. This would cause a conflict of IP address.