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• 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.

• WRE54G canmot associated not with this access point in Repeater mode.

  Hello

  Because of the concrete walls, I have a weak signal to use the WRE54G to extend my existing wireless network. However, I installed an Ethernet cable and found possible to connect the WRE54G access point. This is my extension of network is via a connection to an Ethernet cable. Is seems to work fine, it allows communications to the internet and shows a power good signal from a remote PC. But it works only in unsafe mode.

  Although I tried to reset, and then follow the instructions to set up a new WEP or WPA encryption, the installation program recognizes the WRE54G, but does not allow me to save the configuration.

  The error it says it is "WRE54G canmot not associate with this access point in Repeater mode.

  Help, please

  Make sure your router's wireless settings and WRE are the same. Try changing the channel on your router, if your router's wireless channel is the default after the procedure, your WRE is unable to communicate with your wireless router.

• Impossible to access wifi with other access points

  WNDR4500v3 with firmware V1.0.0. I32

  I bought this router on dec 25 2015 to replace a dead linksys router.
  The router feeds a switch of 16 points from one of the 4 ports.
  I have a win 7 pc connected to one of the other routers 3 ports.
  Then a VoIP connected to port 3 of the router.
  I have 2 other wireless access points connected to the port 16.
  We feed a remote building through a wired connection to the firset access point
  The other access point is also fed by a wired connection.
  The old linksys router had him for 4 years.

  As I said I bought this router as a replacement... but since its worthless and the two wireless access point do not have internet connection.
  So either I get it work or will return it for a refund within 24 hours.

  Figured that out it was Network Manager and windows share the unknown connection of marking.

  In advanved sharing setting I have to change to use for user accounts and passwords to connect to other computers

  Then all the problems went away.

  No more giving up connection and with no internet connection.

• Problem with internet access point

  Hello, I saw that this question was asked before, but has never seen a solution to my problem, I will explain:

  I have like 5 months with this problem. I have a TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Router, model No. TL-WR841ND. The fact is that when I plug in my router to the Modem, my wireless network seems to work fine, but when I try to connect to my computer or any other device to the network (mobile phones, playstation 3, tablets, etc.), I am unable to do so. On my laptop, I get the message: 'Problem with wireless adapter or access point', but the most confusing thing is that sometimes I can connect to the Internet via my network wireless without any problem.

  This time I decided to post my problem, because I'm tired of it. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. Right now, I have two days without Internet connection (Via router), because my modem works properly.

  PS: I have another router (Linksys) and I can connect to this network, but I want to solve my problem with the TP-Link because the signal is stronger. Help!

  See links.

  How to install a TP-LINK wireless routers (Recommended)?

  http://www.TP-link.com/LK/article/?faqid=92

  Why can I not access the Internet after connecting the TP-LINK router to my modem.

  http://www.TP-link.com/LK/article/?faqid=138

  TP-Link FAQ.

  http://www.TP-link.com/LK/support/FAQ/?keywords=TL-WR841ND

• DHCP option to set the controller IP for Access Points (Airespace)

  Hello world.

  Does anyone have an idea to specify the controller using DHCP options.

  We use:

  -Controller AIR-WLC4404-100-K9

  -AP-1010-AP-5312 poinst access

  -Server dhcp DHCPd ISC 3.0.1

  Newspapers on DHCP server indicates that access points become the IP addresses, but the controller information are not "read" / "included".

  In the productive environment, controllers will be redundant.

  So far, we couldn't sucsessful with eighter of these configurations:

  Block i. using VTL:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/ps430/products_quick_start09186a00805100f5.html#wp49287

  subnet 10.50.107.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {}

  option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;

  routers option 10.50.107.1;

  option domain-name-servers 10.20.51.11, 10.20.51.12;

  option vendor-class-identify Airespace 1200;

  the option dhcp-client-identifier 0xf1, 8, 10.20.51.254, 10.20.51.249;

  DDNS-updates

  DDNS-rev-domainname "in - addr.arpa.";

  DDNS-domain name "xxyy.local.";

  default-lease-time 28800;

  range 10.50.107.101 10.50.107.200;

  }

  II. using the DHCP Next-Server option:

  subnet 10.50.107.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {}

  option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;

  routers option 10.50.107.1;

  option domain-name-servers 10.20.51.11, 10.20.51.12;

  Next-server 10.20.51.254;

  III. use of Header Information Option 43 described such in DHCP Manual:

  WLAN-apc code 60 option = text;

  ip address wlan code option 43 = controller;

  subnet 10.50.107.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {}

  option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;

  routers option 10.50.107.1;

  option domain-name-servers 10.20.51.11, 10.20.51.12;

  option wlan-apc "Airespace.AP1200"

  option wlan controller - 10.20.51.254;

  IV. using header to the DHCP server information:

  class "-classes of suppliers ' {}

  vendor-class-identifier option match; }

  {"Airespace.AP1200" subclass "-classes of suppliers '}

  Next-server 10.20.51.254;

  }

  Does anyone have a working (using the SAI?) configuration or advice?

  Best regards

  Jarle Steffensen

  Yes, finally got it work.

  I just followed this guide:

  http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/wireless/control/C44/DEP.PDF

  and it worked the first time :)

• Power Save Polling (PSP) leads to problems in connection with some access points

  Symptoms:
  The following symptoms may be seen if an access point Wi - Fi (AP) or router Wi - Fi broadband does not properly support the Power Save Polling (PSP) feature:

  • Intermittent loss of Wi - Fi
  • Unable to open a connection Wi - Fi
  • Poor Wi - Fi connection data performance

  These symptoms may be more pronounced when on battery.

  Cause:
  The PSP mode is a feature that provides the long battery life for laptops. It requires coordination between the AP or router and the Wi - Fi adapter. Intel has discovered that some APs or routers may not implement the feature correctly or completely.

  Socorro

  Heard different things people try, depending on their wireless adapter.

  Start, control panel, device, netowrk, their adapter, power management Manager. Clear the checkbox to allow windows to turn off this device to save power

  Start, control panel, device, netowrk, their adapter, advanced management. Looking for antenna diversity. Some cards have it and others don't. Replace the Auto antenna by supply diversity

  Some have disabled Wireless N of their card and achieved good results.

  Some Wireless N adapters operate ONLY on the 2.4 GHz frequency.

  Using these parameters of the recommended wireless router I use channel 11, have GREAT results. I usually recommend creating a new SSID to make the connection easier. Wireless devices also needs to connect to the NEW network.

  Rick

• MAC filter with autonomous access points

  Hi all

  A very simple question... I want to create local wireless networks using autonomous APs for the first time. I know this can all do with a trivial way controller, but this project can't stretch to that...

  • Can I use MAC filtering on autonomous APs to restrict clients associate?
  • I think that it will be 1240AG devices, but I guess the answer is the same for all models?
  • Can I mix MAC filtering with WEP/WPA? And use MAC filtering without encryption?

  Thank you!

  Paul

  PS. I know filtering MAC is terribly weak, but it is a requirement here...

  Yes, you can:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/access_point/12.2_15_JA/configuration/guide/s15filt.html#wp1034987

  Stupid requirements.

  Thank you

  Chris

• Xbox Live with Mobile access point

  Someone had some luck using Xbox Live with the Mobile Hotspot app on Verizon's network? I was finally able to connect to Live using an open network, such as using WPA2 has never worked. However, it doesn't have any way for me to get a NAT open, so I can't play with most of my friends.

  And Yes, before you say anything, I know games by phone is not large. But it is faster than the satellite connection, I'm stuck with otherwise.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Hello and welcome to the forums;

  According to some google actually associated research to be able to connect to Live but not to join friends, looks like the Xbox 360 may need some specific ports forwarded. Unfortunately for now, the Mobile Hotspot app doesn't support port forwarding, and I suspect that's the reason of your difficulties.

  I would recommend which suggests adding this feature for our developers to www.palm.com/feedback .

  Life moves fast. Don't miss a thing.

  TreoAide

• Problem with SG-200 and access point on VLAN

  I'm having some problems with the configuration of VLANS on the SG-200 and the WiFi access point. The access point (a TP-Link WA801N) is able to access the internet when it is plugged into a port that is on the default VLAN (1 PVID). If I plug it into one of the other VLAN then all clients connected to WiFi to lose access to the internet and can not access on the local VIRTUAL network devices. I've used this configuration with a Cisco WAP4410N of first generation.

  I'm not sure if it's something wrong with the way I configured the switch or a problem with the access point.

  The setup I have is:

  Modem/router ADSL (7800N billion)

  |

  -------------------Port 1--------------------

  |                                               |

  |               SG-200 08 |

  |                                               |

  ---3---port 8 - port

  |                    |

  Access point |

  (TP-Link WA801N).

  |

  SF - 100 D

  The port configurations are

  Port Mode PVID membership

  1 general 1 1U, 7U, 666U

  2 general 1 1U, 7U, 666U

  3 general 7 1U, 7U

  4 General 7 1U, 7U

  5 General 7 1U, 7U

  6 General 7 1U, 7U

  7 general 1U 666, 666U

  8 General 1U 666, 666U

  Iain,

  You have virtual local networks put in place on your router? The subnets that you use on each vlan? The router will give DHCP for each vlan?

  The SG200 isn't a fully managed layer 3 switch, it's just a "smart switch" so you can not actually be able to do simply only switch. A sg300 mode layer 3 would be able to do this because it is a fully managed switch.

  If the router is configured with the VLAN, vlan 1 unidentified, the rest the tag, the router-> SG200 port is trunking and the others as access ports on their vlan respective. Once the router is configured, this video contributor forum albums and Cisco employee David Hornstein is very useful to correctly configure the switch.

  Best,

  David

  Please evaluate the useful messages.

• configure my WRT54G Router as access point?

  Hi all, hoping someone can explain the process of setting up my WRT54G as access point to connect to my new WRT310N router. I get under the floor and string a long ethernet cable to add wireless across the House but I don't know how to properly prepare for the router, if I can set up once it is hooked, etc.. ? I've read conflicting reports on the question if I need to change the SSID and if devices hooked to the point of access can still obtain IP addresses dynamically.

  The mixture of N and G will be as problematic?

  best,

  Chris

  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.

• WAP11 access - point adjustment will not save

  I'm trying to set up my gateway again after a period of inactivity. I have download the settings to the AP through the USB configuration utility, it says 'DOWNLOAD CONFIG OK' and reflect the setting. Until then goods (specifically I try to activate WEP.)  However when I try to log on to the network from my wireless laptop it says unsecured. I leave the configuration utility and reboot, it and the settings are are indented by default! Basically the settings in that I put do not save!

  OK, I tried another idea. I downloaded the software from the Web site linksys instead of install from the CD I got with the access point. This seems to have solved the problem. I guess it was a bad install ort the CD what went wrong... Thanks for your help anyway

• Roaming with two Cisco WAP551

  Hello

  I am faced with the installation of an office with two Access Points Cisco WAP551 wireless.

  The two access points will be connected via PoE to a Cisco SG200 - 26, which is also related to wired devices and the internet router.

  The end customer is also willing to reach for customers roaming wireless with one THAT SSID broadcast in the Office; This means that only one SSID is visible by wireless devices, and which move around the Office connectivity is managed automatically by the second WAP if first becomes too far, without loss of connectivity.

  This behavior is possible with these devices and if anyone can give some suggestions key on the WAP configuration?

  Thank you

  Lucio

  EDIT *.
  I moved the post in the section of the small business that I didn't notice this before section.

  Depends really. Since it is a soho device, they are not very strong on the technical department. I guess your also with a PSK? I also assume that you generally do web surfing and no voice. If your WLAN is identical and the customer will get the same subnet I would give it a try. I think I'm going to work. Make sure your RF cell recovery is good. If this is not the case, your roaming and performance may not look pretty. For what is good, I mean in the middle where the two aps meet they should be low 70 or more. With regard to the terms fast roaming. Which is usually mentioned when you make 802. 1 X security and roaming from ap to ap. Yet once again, I assume you are psk.

• Access point Cisco does not recognize correctly entered the WPA pre-shared key

  My router is a Cisco DPC/EPC2325 DOCSIS residential gateway with wireless access Point. When connecing to Internet via a wireless adapter, this device does not accept the good WPA pre-shared key. I have no similar problem with another PC. Please notify.

  You mean that you corrected it?
  Great! Thanks for sharing this info with us!

• 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.