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• Satellite A30 - I want an internal WiFi card

  Hello

  I am looking for a mini wifi internal card for my laptop A30, I know its old, but I just want to do, can anyone recommend a good market to get?
  EBay is an option?

  Can I use any internal mini wifi card or?

  Thank you

  Hello!

  Have you checked if you have a WiFi switch on your laptop? If you have such a change, you can buy and use an internal WiFi card.

  You must use a WiFi card that supports the 802. 11b standard, for example Intel.

  Of course you can search on eBay and a map of second hand too because some Satellite A30 was shipped with the wireless card.

  Good bye

• Update internal laptop DV6500 Wifi N Wireless card?

  Hi all

  I was looking to see if it was possible to upgrade my laptop wifi internal card a G wireless with a Wireless N card.  I would avoid making the USB card or expresscard because the expresscard is too expensive and you can't really find them much more, and just USB sticks out too far and use USB ports.  It seems that it is not difficult to do the physical replacement, I found the card looks like, it can be all just unscrewed and replaced.  However, after looking at some threads here and other observations and comments online, it seems you need to find just the right part to do, even if I did not really reach a concrete conclusion as to which is the right side and where.  It seems that HP is quite picky about what cards you can put in those laptops.

  So my question is, if I want to do an upgrade of a Wi - Fi N, is there a compatible card to use my laptop?  Here are my specs:

  Laptop DV6500z

  AMD Athlon X 2 64 1.8 gHz processor

  4 GB of ram

  Windows 7 32 bit

  Wi - fi + bluetooth (which is another question, is bluetooth built-in wifi module or is separated in this laptop?)

  I looked at the maintenance and Service of Guide (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01295877.pdf), and he mentions on the bottom of page 4 top of page 5, the types of wifi modules.  It shows a few Intel ones and some Broadcom ones.  In my hardware device manager it appears as a Broadcom 802.11 g network adapter.  On the module itself, it does not seem to show a lot of additional information...  It simply shows the part number 441090-001.  After watching this pn in HP partsurfer, I get the following description:

  Wireless 802. 11 b / g mini PCI card (Broadcom, Hoya) adapter - 54 Mbps data rate

  So which PN I get at this level to WiFi N?  Thank you!

  -capT

  Actually, scratch that... I guess I won't do anything else with this 'thing'. Finally, he gave the soul the other day, and nothing I've done has been able to revive. Owell. RIP I guess. Whatever...

• Satellite A30 - 303 install wireless mini PCI card internal

  Hello
  I am installing a PA3300U (Atheros) mini PCI WiFi internal card and have a basic question that I hope someone will be able to answer. There are two cables, white and black (under the cover of the wireless card on the case) which I suppose are for the internal antenna. The question is where do these attach to on the mini-PCI card (unfortunately I have no instructions for the card mounting)?
  I'll be very grateful for any assistance with this.
  Best regards, Dave.

  Hello

  I don't actually see one of the Atheros cards, but on other brands, there are two connectors that are marked with the HAND and to THE.
  A white cable normally goes to the HAND and a black to the auxiliary voltage

  BR

  Tom

• Adapter WiFi for SX50

  The SX60 features of wifi internal. I have a custom SX50. Can I buy some sort of gizmo adapter that plugs into the SX50 and send photos to my iPad using wifi. If so, could you please link or tell me where to find one? Thank you...

  I have the SX50 also and this gadget wifi thingy is called an EyeFi SD card which will forward your photos wireless

  http://www.Amazon.com/wireless-memory-frustration-packaging-Eye-Fi-16pc-FF/DP/B0090XWU8S/ref=sr_1_6?...

• Iconia W3 wifi connect to 3rd party peripheral

  Hello

  I'm having fun with my Iconia W3 for an active WiFI - an Accellerometer + LevilMagnetomiter device WiFi connections. It works very well with several IPad, IPhone and computers portable Win8 all sitting on my desktop now! But when I try to connect with the Iconia, it fails to connect?

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Mark Turner

  Concerning the Levil:

  Go to control panel > network and... > network connections

  Select "Wifi internal" & right click

  Select "Properties".

  Select "Internet protocol v4" & click 'properties '.

  Change get an IP... to set

  Put 169.254.1.8 in the address

  Click on "subnet mask" and must fill it with 255.255.0.0

  OK go out the Control Panel on

  Go to wireless, and then select the Levil (WiFly-GSX-xx)

  See if it needs to connect (TCP 169.254.1.1 on TCP 2000)

  PS will have to put back "Obtain IP automatically" to connect to any other network.

  PPS is probably one of the broadcom parameters that blocks. Normally a PC by default 169.254.x.x when there is no connection.

• Satellite U-305 wireless Internet connects at 54 Mbps, then freezes

  Using wifi internal adapter Express Card or a USB wifi adapter I can connect to the internet, but when the initial page download bar reached to halfway it grinds a setback.

  The pressure gauge shows a five bar connection to 54 Mbit/s on the whole.

  When I connect with a cable, I get 100 Mbps and full, quick internet access.

  This occurs with Firefox, Internet Explorer or AOL.

  This happened all the time that I had this computer.

  The wifi on my other wireless, T Palm device. X, works perfectly.

  Thanks for any help.

  What anti-virus software and firewall you have installed? Maybe they cause Internet problem.

  Have you tried to update the driver for wireless LAN device? (see the Web from Toshiba site)

  Also update the BIOS.

• 21 Pro slate - Gets the IP address but no Internet connectivity

  Hi all

  I have a slate of 21 Pro with no internet connectivity at home.  The device gets an IP via DHCP on cable networks or wireless, but when you try to browse or access resources on the internet, it simply expires. I tried also to assigning a manual IP address without success. If I take the tablet in a café local wi - fi, it connects fine, but I can't make it work at home. My ISP is Baja broadband, a 50MB / 5MB cable connection LAN details below:

  * Arris T822G cable modem - no. ISP-condition, ability of routing and firewall, just a regular old modem

  * Cisco/Linksys E3000 router wifi - internal network gets NAT'ed here. not about filtering, fancy

  * Switch 24 port managed gigabit Netgear

  I tried bypassing the internal network and connect the slate 21 Pro directly to the modem Ethernet cable through cable. Same problem - it gets an IP (a public IP address in this case), but does not connect to all websites. HP sent me a replacement unit that shows exactly the same problem. Both units work very well at coffee wi-fi.

  (OS is Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. I could take the unit to the WiFi Café and see if there are updates available OTA if anyone thinks that might help).

  I am an engineer network with HER 25 years of experience. My home network is a mature network without problems. Connected to this network and works perfectly are: 2 iPhones, a Roku box, a smart LG TV, 2 Macs, Windows PCs 4. already had 2 HP Touch tablets, which were also very good. Home visits can connect their phones and tablets to our wi - fi without any problem. It's * just * slate 21 Pro, which is bad.

  I'm puzzled. Any ideas?

  Thank you
  Steve

  UPDATE: it's resolved. I found that I was able to gain access to Web sites by IP address, but no host name. There was something wonky with the DNS server provided by the ISP. Once I substituted another DNS server in the IP configuration, it works.

  Weird!

• 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.

• Buy Y710... good choice?

  Hello, I buy a lenovo with T9300 y710. I want your opinion on the machine... Thank you!!!

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• SG300. installation aid

  Hello

  So here is my current setup & I'll type this out better than I can.

  I have a modem from my ISP (1 ethernet port) which is running on DHCP & a Cisco Asa5505 who is doing DHCP for my devices connected to my layer 2 switch the 192.168.1.x subnet & a just cheap WAP do wifi internal.

  I recently bought a SG300 - 10 p that circumstances would require me to connect a 2nd ASA and would need a 2nd port to the outside world for work (what they would give me a WAP & IP phone). Has changed & I currently do not know where to go from here insofar as all snap & Im fairly new to the network.

  I converted the Layer 3 switch and the latest firmware. I have Setup several VLANS on the switch & DHCP for each Vlan.

  192.168.2.0 network PC

  192.168.3.0 network server

  192.168.4.0 network wireless

  192.168.5.0 network Wifi comments

  I have Setup Port 10 as an uplink to the layer 2 switch allow to VLAN 2,3,4. I still need to configure the switch of layer 2 with the information of Vlan, if I can score some ports to get the right IP addresses.

  I have Setup Port 3 as a trunk for Vlan 4 and 5 (I have to configure the WAP more late which is pretty easy).

  Here's where I'm stuck:

  Currently my SG300 - 10 p is configured with an IP address of 192.168.1.x

  It would be more logical to have the ASA as my router connection between the Modem and the SG300 - 10 p of the 192.168.1.x network, or I would be better to have the modem plugged into the SG300 - 10 p then have the ASA on one of the ports? One day, I wish I could use my 5505 so that I can VPN into my network (a ball of wax) quite different for another weekend.

  I would like to have all the networks have access to the Internet.

  I want to limit the wifi network invited to see the other networks other than the Internet.

  I think that covers pretty well and I want to just make sure I get configured right and all connected directions correctly. Any help or suggestions are appreciated. I want to make it as easy as possible with the best solution for scalability if work decided to give me another SAA again.

  Thank you

  Don

  I'd go modem > ASA > SG300. The SG300 should have a default route to the ASA and ASA will need roads for each subnet pointing the SG300 so that he knows how to get back. I hope that helps you in a certain direction.

• Reentry network through firewall

  Hello

  We have installed a rv220w of cisco for customers who use to have a simple linksys router and are some difficulties in her setting. Here's what we're trying to accomplish:

  (1) we try to see cameras in an office using the iphone.

  (2) with the linksys, recall the iphone application on the dynamic dns account of manufacturers which was followed by the ip address on the office. In turn, linksys has 3 ports passed to the camera controller. Everything was great.

  (3) then, we installed a cisco rv220w and what happens is when the iphone is outside the internal network (3 G) it works fine. If the owner comes back to the office and connects to the local wifi that he can no longer connect to the camera controller. If he types in the local ip address of the controller, it works very well but we do not seem to go on the internal network, connect to the ddns server and then come back. It is only a matter if there 3G and wifi internal network.

  (4) if it is on a different WiFi and 3 G it works fine.

  (5) how do I configure the router to allow me to go outside the network, then redirect me back with two antennas on?

  Not sure if this makes sense. Hope someone can help out me. Here are the parameters that we used.

  Linksys:

  Transfer tcp port 81 to 192.1681.200 (Controller)

  Transmit port tcp 41790 to 192.168.1.200 (Controller)

  Transmit tcp 1025 to 192.168.1.201 port (server ip video)

  It worked without fault of his weather iphone 3G (cellular network) or wifi or both.

  Cisco rv220w:

  Custom services controller1 tcp port 81 to 81

  Custom services tcp port 41790 to 41790 controller2

  Custom services Ipserver 1025 to 1025 tcp port

  Controller1 before service port to 192.168.1.200

  Controller2 before service port to 192.168.1.200

  Ipserver before service port to 192.168.1.201

  We have also fiddled with different rules and not luck. Is what we are trying to do with this router?

  One last note: we have installed Access cisco AP-541 points in a cluster. No settings have been changed on the access points and I think that it worked well with the linksys installed but will have to check.

  Tim

  Tim, it looks like you're trying to pin hair. Hair pinning, is when you have a computer on the local network to the router and you try to access a resource using the public interface.

  There is a question open and known on the 1.0.3.5 trying to pin hair using a DDNS from the local network. Try to use the port number: IP address and see if it works.  The RV220W has a long history of hair questions pinning. PIN hair issues were supposed to be solved on the 1.0.3.5 firmware.

  -Tom

• Is - this iPad Pro WiFi + cell comes with an international warranty?

  I intend to buy iPad Pro WiFi + cell model. Can someone confirm if apple provides international coverage for iPad? (Example: bought from the United States and called for the guarantee in India vice versa)

  No, the warranty isn't international ex: guaranteed to US: http://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/ios-warranty-document-us.html

  IMPORTANT RESTRICTION for iPHONE, iPAD AND APPLE TV SERVICE.

  Apple may restrict service guarantee for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV in the country where Apple or its distributors allowed initially sold the unit.

  If you have a problem that needs repair, you may have to return to the country he bought

• It is possible, replace the antenna internal wifi iphone 5s?

  My iphone 32 5 s is perfect, like new, but since yesterday the anntenna internal wifi is broken. We can replace it in an apple store?

  I'm sure that the wifi antenna is broken is not a software problem.

• Would I be charged for international calls if I have friends in another country if we use the two wifi?

  I have a friend who is in Germany, and I was texting and facetiming him large amounts of time. Would I get charged for using wifi or is it free?

  Yes, texting, you will be charged for an international SMS, iMessage & FaceTime won't if you use only a wi - fi connection. You can only iMessage and FaceTime with other iOS device. So, since it is another iOS device, if you use iMessage (a bubble of blue text), then that is just data and would not result in not international calls. FaceTime, using a wi - fi connection, once again is just data, and incurs no international calling rates.