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• I need to know how to configure the security settings for my laptop secured with a wireless router & domestic printer on a network in an apt building

  I live in an apartment bldg & want to know if my phone is secured with a wireless router & domestic implementation of a network. I have a laptop HP under Win 7 pro, a desktop computer using XP, & a wireless Canon printer? I use Microsoft Security Essentials for security. Can you tell me the right settings to ensure the safety of my business? And if I use the 'Public' library in documents others may see them outside my home network?

  Hi Tere,

  You can see this Microsoft article to strengthen the security of your computer and your network.

   

  Make your network more secure

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/making-your-network-more-secure

   

  Personal information and files on your wireless network can sometimes be seen by people to pick up the signal from your network. This can lead to identity theft and other acts of violence. A network security key or password can help protect your network against this type of unauthorized access wireless. Refer to this article for more information:

  Set up a security key for a wireless network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/set-up-a-security-key-for-a-wireless-network

  Public folders are a convenient way to share files on your computer. You can share files in the public folders with other people using the same computer and with people using other computers on your network. Any file or folder you put in a folder Public is automatically shared with the people who have access to your public folders.

  Share files via public folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/share-files-using-the-public-folders

  Hope this information helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• Can what comparison be made between time capsule and Smart RG s505 wireless modem router for wifi

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  After all, the chip is mainly a modem.

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  Wireless 802.11n 300Mbps AP with 2 x 2 MIMO Wireless bridge, WDS multiple SSID, including isolated invited SSID WiFi QoS (WMM) and PowerSave wireless security: • Wi - Fi Protected Access (WPA, WPA2) • AES, TKIP, WEP encryptio

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  The fact that aid.

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• Cisco Linksys E1000 Wireless-N Router

  If anyone knows please tell me about "Cisco Linksys E1000 Wireless - N Router" and how it is maximum cost?, coz one of my friends have this router and I think to buy it. so I want to know that all the failures have in this series of router. I would really appreciate it.

  Hi supun.aka,

  I can say that it is one of the stable the Linksys routers.  Once you have configured, make sure that the network is secure and the router's firmware is up to date.

• Security question for the e1000 router

  The E1000 router is equipped with a default security setting when installing using the supplied CD?

  When you install the E1000 router using the CD, it will create a secure for you wireless network. Also if you install the router successfully using the CD, it will also create a network of comments for you.

  The main network will be secured automatically using WPA/WPA2 mixed mode security.

  After the installation of your router using Cisco connect, go into settings of the router. You will find the name and the password of your wireless network.

• CAN I turn stop wireless to router but always send signals to an external antenna via the port?

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  Using WPA password on WRT hub.

  Drive Blu - Ray and AT & T Microcell Tower allow other titles-WPA2...?

  Can I block the antenna attached to the main hub of sought but allow the port to send signals at access point?

  Shields of aluminum foil over the main router antenna would cease its output signal? (if I remove them to allow the occasional portable navigation)

  If you want, you can disable the feature on your primary router WRT54G wireless and use WAP to send the wireless signal.

  Open the router configuration page and go to the Wireless tab, change the mode of network to people with reduced mobility. Save the settings.

  If your wireless network is secure only your wireless computer can connect to the wireless network and use the bandwidth. So, make sure your wireless network secure.

  Consult the manual for your Bluray and AT & T Tower and see if they take in charge WPA2.

• Problem with wireless B USB adapter unable to connect to wireless G router.

  Hi, I had a LInksys Wireless - B 802 adapter. 11B with a computer Win XP and Win 7 Wireless-G Notebook, both to connect to a Linksys Wireless-G Router WRT54G2.

  The Win 7 Wireless - G Notebook no problem to establish the connection to the router. My 802-11b can detect the network Win XP, but cannot establish a connection witht the router. He always acquires IP and then drop out. I re - install the driver and it still the same.

  Originally, I had the WPA-2 personal habit, the 802. 11 b cannot acquire the same IP but you can see the USSID. After that I switched to WPA-Personal, the 802. 11 b try to acquire intellectual property, but fail to connect.

  Pls help. Thank you very much

  If the model number of B-adapter linksys WUSB11 then WPA security does not work as the WUSB11 support only WEP.

• HP deskjet 2540: stop page print quality and 'use printer wireless without router' printing

  After installing the hp deskjet printer 2540, all operating systems (vista, windows, mac os, windows 8) correctly printed.

  I would like to prevent the printing of print quality page whenever the printer is on and to prevent print also the page "use printer wireless without router" (it would be better not to waste the ink).

  Thanks for any help you can provide

  Hi there @lesart55.

  Welcome to the HP community!

  I have seen your post on how your Deskjet 2540 prints a page of print quality every time that the printer is on, and also the page "use printer wireless without router" is printing.

  I'll start with the PQ page that prints at the start of the printer, as it is normally a sign of a hardware problem with the printer.

  Try to update the firmware on the printer. Here is the link to download and run the update using a USB connection to your Vista system: HP Deskjet 2540 series Firmware update

  Try a reset of the power to the printer and make sure the printer is plugged directly into the wall, avoiding bars power and surge protectors. This ensures that the printer is full on and can help greatly.

  Press the power button to turn the product on.
  With the product, unplug the power cord from the back of the product.
  Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
  Wait at least 15 seconds.
  Plug the power cord into the wall outlet.
  Reconnect the power cord to the back of the product.
  If the product does not light by itself, press the Power button to turn it on.

  If the PQ page always print after you are done troubleshooting, try the steps outlined in this guide below. I looked at the steps that I see would take place in the tent for your specific problem and chose the steps following, Please do not take account of the actual title.

  An "Incompatible cartridge or"Missing cartridge"Error Message is displayed for HP Deskjet 1510, 2540 Deskjet, HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 1510 and Deskjet Ink Advantage 2540 all-in-One Series Printer"

  I hope that the problem has been cleared up for you at this stage. If this isn't the case, please call us directly to discuss your options of the printer!

  Please contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  

• Question and Wireless N router and Extender G

  Hi all

  I would like to install internet ADSL2 + wireless in a hotel. I was thinking of doing this:

  Buying a router Wireless N ADSL2 + and extending it by buying a Wireless Extender G. Now when you visit the Extender G page it indicates the routers supported etc, only G routers are listed. Routers Wireless N do not work?

  If someone has a better idea to solve my problem please, say so.

  Internet to the 1st floor and must be extended to 4 other floors. The 1st floor to ceiling 2nd floor should not be a problem and the 2nd to 3rd and from 3rd to 4th should also not be a problem.

  Just buy a router Wireless G with Speedbooster and 3-4 Wireless G expanders?

  Thank you!

  Yes the Wireless G Extender works with the wireless G router. That you are considering buying an N series router, then you can go for an Access Point WAP200, you can set this access point in Repeater mode, and it will solve your purpose.

• I have a HP officejet K-550dtn. New wireless n router. I can't get the router to see the printer.

  This printer used to work properly as a network using Actiontec or Linksys printer b/g router.  I upgraded my network for a 802.11n system and I cannot get the new router to see the printer.  After several hours of fighting, I find that the printer configuration page shows its IP address as 192.168.1.103.  Unfortunately, the DHCP server on the new router uses address 192.168.0.100 - 192.168.0.200 only.

  The disc that came with the printer does not work in one of my computers, because the BONE is newer than Win XP.

  Any ideas on how I can change the internal IP address of the printer to something the router will recognize?

  I wouldn't get rid of this printer, since it is always does a great job.

  (I can still print to the printer with a computer server network address to which it is connected by a USB cable, but requiring everyone goes up to this computer before making the print command in order to ensure that it is not hibernation.)  If I can't print directly via the router, I think I will return the router and go slowly until I can't take it anymore.

  Thank you

  Dweezel

  I finally understood that.  Here's how, in case someone else meets this.

  I don't mention that there is a Verizon FIOS router behind the wireless-n router, and it uses the model of 192.168.1.XXX.

  On a hunch, I ping the FIOS router, and there was a response.  The K-550 ethernet cable was plugged into the wireless n router and I tried it ping 192.168.1.103.  No response.  I then connected the ethernet printer cable in one of the connectors of the FIOS router replacement.  He ping again and got 4 beautiful quick returns.

  I moved to one of the computers on the wireless network and checked to see if the printer was there.  Joy!  There were two cases.  One was the connection recently configured via the USB port on the server computer.  The second was through the previously used x.x.x.103 port.  I can print using this forum, and I made it the default printer.

  It had not occurred to me to use a port across the wireless n router.

  Dweezel

• The Officejet 4500 wireless printer can work wireless with a Wireless N Router?

  My Officejet 4500 Wireless printer worked fine with my router wireless of the B of aging, but when the latter died, I replaced it with a Wireless N router, the 4500 is possible to work with the N Wireless neworking Protocol?  Thanks for your help.

  Hello, you printer HP Officejet 4500 Wireless all-in-One Printer - G510n cannot work in the band ONLY, but your new router can be configured to accept the 802. 11b / g wireless protocols and be able to continue to use your printer. Just check the manual of your new router to enable this feature, it is easy and does not affect the performance of your wireless network.

• I think that Windows security prevents my wireless to connect to my router.

  I had a very bad computer crash about a month ago because of a Trojan horse that I contracted.  A friend reinstalled my programs and a microsoft security to hopefully prevent a repeat of this kind of event.  Everything has been great to work except that I could not get my wireless set up to work.  (I use a router linksys WRT160Nv2) I could use it when attached, but it just wouldn't connect wirelessly. Info on linksys website, I realized that there might be a firewall problem.  I struggled to solve the problem, but eventually resort to reset the router.  Now I can access to my wireless, but whenever I try to put the privacy settings on the router, my computer is unable to establish a connection.  It does not seem to resemble microsoft security intervenes.  I don't want to lose any security so I wonder how I can work around this problem, if, indeed, I am wrong in my assumptions. Thanks for any help you provide.

  06/29/2010 11:43, scorr wrote:
  > I had a very bad computer crash about a month ago because of a Trojan horse I
  > contracted. A friend reinstalled my programs and microsoft added
  > security to hopefully prevent a repeat of this kind of event. Everything that
  > was great job except that I could not get my wireless set in place to
  > work. (I use a router linksys WRT160Nv2) I could use it when the attached.
  > but it just wouldn't connect wirelessly. The info on the linksys
  > site I could understand that there might be a firewall problem. I struggled
  > to solve the problem, but eventually resorted to the reset of the router. I can
  > access to my wireless but everytime I try to put the privacy settings
  > on the router, my computer returned to not be able to make a
  > connection. It does not seem to resemble the microsoft security is
  > interfere. I don't want to lose /any/ security then I wonder how
  > I can work around this problem, if, indeed, I am wrong in my
  > assumptions. Thanks for any help you provide.
   
  It is possible that when your friend reinstalled things (I guess
  This includes reinstallation of Windows), it didn't reinstall the
  good driver for your wireless network card. This could be obtained from
  the web site of the manufacturer of your computer (if the adapter was
  Builtin) or the manufacturer of the wireless adapter (if it's an add-on).
   
  Before doing this, however, and because you CAN connect wireless, do
  the the following:
   
  Open network connections (start > Control Panel > network connections)
  Right-click on the icon for your wireless adapter and select Properties
  Click the wireless networks tab
  In the list under preferred networks, delete the entry for your own
  Network (and all others that you do not plan to connect)
  OK your way out.
   
  Now try to connect in the usual way. Is that what you asked a password? If
  so, make sure that you enter the correct password that you configured in your router.
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  LEM
   

• E3000 as a waterfall on a wireless bridge router

  Can you offer any suggestions on how to implement the next network. I would like to make it's good and I'm ready to buy the right equipment.

  Here is a diagram of the structure:

  

  After my research, I realized that normally router B to there should in fact be only a switch, which the IP assigned by DHCP router A to all customers in both networks A and B. However, one of my goals is to ensure that the network B will remain operational, even if the wireless bridge loses its connection to A router and Wan. It seems to me that the best way to proceed is to use a router instead of a switch to Y. It is not necessary that B Network Clients see Clients in the network has only access to the WAN is required.  In addition, network B Clients must communicate to 1 GB (there is a NAS box) and I do not want their throutput to be constrained by the speed of wireless bridge.

  Can I use an E3000 router B to Y, and if so how should be configured. I understand that I must give another IP address that the router has to X. The challenge for me is to know how to configure the network B so that it is independent from the router except for internet access. I have to configure each network on a different subnet?

  In addition, the wireless bridge link must be distinct from wireless networks and B. Is it possible by simply assigning their own SSID wireless bridges and routers wireless in A and B different SSID?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Thanks for all the help!

• He cannot get a secure network through my Modem /router Motorola. 851CF wireless signal strength is excellent but the NW is not secure?

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  Yes my ISP Tech Spt had to replace my PC and to design a new configuration, as the N/W wireless on my PC cards are not recognized by my Motorola modem... took 2 hours but it is now fixed

• Linksys WRT330N Wireless Gaming Router

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