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  I have a laptop connected to the router and modem satellite exceeds at home and a laptop connected to a router/modem with internet service from Verizon LTE wireless in the same House.  I would like to print on my printer Canon PIXMA MG6320 of two laptops.  Is this possible?  Whenever I try to connect my printer to a second access point, it rolls too one that was already there.

  Thanks for confirming my suspicions, merrymary247.

• WAP54G Access Point using wireless mode, but not worked. :(

  I bought today WAP54G.
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  I think that you must configure your AP as Repeater wireless... Follow the link here , make sure that when you set your Access Point to the "Wireless Repeater" mode, this device will communicate only with a different Access Point Linksys (WAP54G) and wireless G of Linksys (WRT54G) router...

• Is it possible the default value to a specific Access Point, where several AP?

  Hi, first of all, I want to thank you for taking the time to read my post. To give you a brief description of my system, I'm running a T60 with windows XP operating system.  I have the latest Dial-up connections, version 5.02 installed.   I installed the most recent drivers wired / wireless, wireless, I use: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-62875for wired, I use: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67829

  Wireless security: WPA

  Problem: Here to work, we have multiple AP in the building (Cisco equipment) at least 5, there is an access point located right above me, when I try to configure a new profile in the dial-up connections, and specify this AP over my head right, he will accept... but when I try to connect, it connects to a different access point not the one specified in the profile.  The result is a signal very very low.  Workaround for this currently is looking for all the AP VIA the button "Find Wifi" in dial-up connections and specify that it connects to a right above my head, the result is almost a 100% signal strength.  Is there anyway that I can get this access point which is located just above me to stick on the default profile?  I tried to create the profile several times but it always default to an AP really far.  Thanks again, E.

  Ericsobig, welcome to the forum,

  I don't know if you've tried? If you click on the configuration of the profile advanced settings, you can enter the MAC address of the access point preferred, with alternatives.

  It may also be that the AP is too narrow, and because the response interval is too short, it loses the connection, I had this experience.

• Access points join different WLC

  Hello

  I have a remote control module (NME-AIR-WLC25-K9) installed in a Cisco No. 2851 SRI, this configuration is in my remote site, we are connected through network of the MAN. In our main office, I have a cisco wireless controller 4402. so whenever I have install an access point in my remote instead of the remote site WLC joiining site, the access point joins my controller 4402 main office, I have no why this is the case, the AP does not even reach the remote site WLC... I do not set up high availability and these two controller are separate RF network.

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  knockaert

  This is not the point.

  Assume that you have two controllers: WLC - a and WLC - B.

  You have an AP that interested in joining WLC - a but instead will join always WLC - B.

  The solution is to set up "High Avlailability" with details WLC - A entered as the PDC.  This will force the access point to the correct controller: WLC.-a.

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• configure my WRT54G Router as access point?

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  For General configuration, see here.

  Use identical settings SSID und on both wireless security. Use many different channels. Then you have a roaming wireless network.

• Updating of the access points in the environment, the models?

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• Time Capsule bridge and access point?

  Hello

  I have a question about the network wireless of my TC. Our provider has installed a new router. These router can not work as bridge, telephone and TV are also connected to this router. Because 2 wifi networks do not work, I wonder what is the best set-up for the network? The Capsule is connected to the router by ethernet. It is configured as a gateway. Before I used the TC to connect to internet. Now, I have disabled the wi - fi function and use the ISP connection. It looks good, only backups are a little slow now.

  -What is the best configuration for the TC in an existing network? So that I can put it off the wireless of the TC or the ISP router: can I use the TC-wifi (create a new network) or wifi existing ISP router to connect with wireless devices?

  -Do I lose speed when I'm with 2 devices on my network: TC as the ISP as a router and Access Point.

  (I always thought that 1 unit for router and access point is the best configuration.)

  -Are faster backup copies using the TC wireless or it does not matter when I backup on the wireless ISP?

  Some maybe stupid questions, but thanks in advance. Greetings.

  Because 2 wifi networks do not work

  Many people think that this is the case... but this isn't so.

  You can use several wireless networks... all attached to the same router. There is enough bandwidth available in the channels wireless for the operation of 3 different wireless networks nearby each other... and using 5 GHz adds much more.

  The Capsule is connected to the router by ethernet. It is configured as a gateway. Before I used the TC to connect to internet. Now, I have disabled the wi - fi function and use the ISP connection. It looks good, only backups are a little slow now.

  The configuration of TC in bridge is correct.

  Do not turn off the TC wireless... Provide a different name for the ISP wireless router and connect your computer... then you can get internet and make backups on the TC without overloading the ISP router wireless.

  -What is the best configuration for the TC in an existing network? If I disable the wireless of the TC or the ISP router:

  Turn on Wi - Fi in both.

  A physical configuration, it is recommended to have say separation of 1 M (3 feet) between the ISP router and the TC to a min. But it would be even better to have the TC at near the Mac who performs backups TM and related to the ISP router with ethernet.

• Satellite P875 - 32L - is unable to reconnect to the last connected WIFI access point

  I have a problem to reconnect to the last connected WLAN provider, with my Satellite P875 32 L.
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  I'm going in service options for WLAN, sometiimes up to 5 times, then it undermines meet usually.
  It's well annoying.

  I have had this with the other 30 satellite of P870 too, but something so this behavior have disappeared. So there must be a solution.

  Hello

  You're talking about your private Wlan at home?
  If you had the same problem using another laptop too, it could be possible that this isn't a problem with the network s laptop wireless card or Wlan configuration but with the WLan router.

  You should definitely reset/reboot the rooter.
  In addition, check the settings of the IP router and or mac address filtering.
  Change also the type of encryption and Wlan channel.

  You have to try different combination turn off just to test the WiFi encryption and check if the laptop would connect to the Wlan open correctly.
  But the Wlan encryption must always be defined in order to avoid improper use of the Wlan access point.

• Problem with access point or wireless adapter

  Hello world

  tried to connect to my WiFi, but the convenience store detects that the problem with access point or wireless adapter.
  The drivers are up-to-date and functioning normally. There were discussions on BIOS but I don't know if I would be able to complete the task without bricking your laptop.

  Is there any online support?

  Hi smert

  Your message is not really useful.
  Why? Because no one knows all the details of the laptop, wireless network card system...
  So please would you be kind enough to provide more details.

  But despite the missing information, I recommend:
  (1) reset your router WLan
  (2) check the connection to the WiFi unsecured. (of course for testing purposes)
  (3) check the different (WPA/WPA2 AES, TKIP) encryption

• Latest drivers Atheros does not help with hotspot WiFi (or access point)?

  I updated the drivers from v7.7.0.288.0. It's the latest and probably the last pilot found in archive of drivers for the A200 support.

  I set up my WiFi Atheros in usual manner of Vista. The steps are described in most PC portals for the creation of an access point WiFi in Windows Vista.

  1 Control Panel
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  3. ad-hoc creation, the SSID, password etc.
  4. share the internet connection button.
  5 allow to other users on the network to use my internet
  6 access point is created and Windows indicates that the signal is "Excellent".

  Everything is simple and straightforward but my Android smartphones don't detect access point.
  So what is the fault?

  Driver details dated 03/09/2009 in the Page of Support Toshiba informed that the update of the wireless Lan driver is to 'connect to your wireless access Point or to another PC wireless using your wireless network card.

  [driver | http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?service=EU&selCategory = 8 & selFamily = 192 & selSeries = 236 & selProduct = 725 & STAS hortMod = 518 & language = 13 & selOS = 26 & selType = 97 & yearup load = & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = al lMachines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = all & selectedLanguage = 13 & type = 97 & page = 1 & ID = 54134 & DISO = 26 & driverLanguage = 42]

  COMPUTER geeks report that my Atheros AR5007EG is able to create the gateway under Win7. I think in the same way, it should work with Windows Vista SP2.

  http://www.itgeekdiary.com/Windows-7-as-an-Wi-Fi-access-point/

  I tried other portals Windows but all of them describe the same steps by creating ad hoc to access Windows Vista point.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Kind regards.

  Thanks for the comments!

• WiFi HP ENVY 4500 with several Access Points - same SSIS Configuration

  Hello

  We just got a HP ENVY 4500.  I have a main homenetwork with a wifi Modem/Router and an old router acting as an Access Point to the floor to extend coverage.

  Both have the same SSID and password and are set to different channels.

  My HP ENVY 4500 fails to connect when the Access Point is lit.

  It will connect with it.

  Once connected, I can turn on the PA and all is well.

  The two router an AP using WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK encriptación

  The router (that it connects to) should have a better sgnal when both are on, so I do not understand why they need the AP to be turned off to connect.

  Any thoughts people?

  Eserim

  I think he has always had problems with several access points.  Try this, what ever AP is closest to the printer, set it to channel 1.  Then try channel 11.  Try now.

• PS B110a - wireless configuration will fail if the network has multiple access points

  Photosmart B110a (CN245B) wireless AIO printer.

  I have several wireless access points using the same SSID to provide coverage over a large area. When you install the printer on the screen TouchSmart wireless installation fails. Print report reveals the following error:

  "More than one access point/router wireless was found which matches your network name (SSID). If this is not intended, your HP printer can connect to the wrong network. »

  In my case this IS planned but there seem to be no available option to answer "OK, just connect to any point of access by using my SSID.  If I turn off all but one the APs configuration complete OK. If I have to do every time I turn on the printer the printer is USELESS for me.

  Did I miss something?

  sijomi

  This should not be a problem.  I have a B110 (and another 10 or so HP wireless printers) on a network of airports with 5 access points and they just connect.

  Here are a few suggestions:

  1. don't use WEP - use WPA or WPA2 with a 13 + character password.

  2. enable the SSID broadcast on all access points

  3. do not use the MAC filtering acddress

  4. make sure "AP isolation" or "isolated wireless" is disabled.

  5. make sure that you are not on a private network, virtual, or connected to your network of comments.

  6. If different strings on access points do not work, try the same channel.

• Valet parking can be defined as an access point only?

  I'm on ATT U-verse and must use their router but I wish I had an access point "N".  The new valet parking is adjustable as an access point only either turn off the router and DHCP functions?

  Technically Yes, but if you do not set up this way, you will not be able to configure it by using the software, will have to be a manual configuration...

  I recommend the following:

  1. set the Valet for default values (hold the reset for 10 seconds, then release)

  2. connect a PC to the Valet

  3. access to user interface to 192.168.1.1 (if resetting the password will be admin)

  4. go in the wireless tab and configure your SSID and security settings

  -Do not forget to 802.11n you use WPA2 personal security only, nothing else will not give you of top speeds speed

  5. save wireless settings.

  6. go to the basic settings and change the IP address to something different, which I suggest you to 192.168.1.2 (if using another device Linksys or Cisco, as this will help prevent conflicts when you connect your networks together)

  7. save the settings

  8. close the browser and reopen it, access the user interface to the new address 192.168.1.2 (or you have chosen)

  9. on the page basic settings, disable the DHCP server, and then click Save.

  10 disconnect your PC from the Jack and connect the Jack to your network existing (use of the LAN numbered ports to not connect the INTERNET port)

  11. Once you have the LAN ports on the Jack connected to the LAN ports on your existing router, you should be able to pull DHCP from the main router when connected wireless and surf the net...

  Enjoy!

• 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.