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• E1200 low speed wired & wireless through L2TP

  I have the L2TP connection. Without the router, just cable, I have 35 MB/s download and 70 Mbit/s upload.

  Through the E1200 wired & wireless, I get a huge download speed 5-14 Mbps.

  I have the latest firmware and I reset it after the update.

  I read a lot of information about it and a lot of people write that this router just can't handle the gear through L2TP.

  Is this true? It could be fixed?

  If you get only 5-14Mbps download speed via the router, which is so far beyond the rate without it, I must say that the router has problems. You can try to lower the MTU settings to 1460, and then do the test using speedtest.net.If that does not solve the problem, I suggest getting a new router, preferably a one gigabit.

• Of the wired wireless

  I have a new dv7 in transit. This will be my first experience with the radio.

  I currently have an Ethernet wired home linking two desktop computers and two printers via a netgear router with VPN and hardware firewall to the internet via a modem cable. The two existing computers are running Windows XP SP2, will lead the new laptop Vista Home Premium 32-bit. I was told that the systems should have no problem of communication between them as a peer network.

  Clearly, I can simple cable the new computer to the existing network, but would like to have freedom of movement for the laptop offered over a wireless connection. The new laptop will be wireless "N".

  I'm looking for are suggestions, or links to other sites, to connect wireless to wired network. The existing network is running well so I prefer to leave the router existing in place if possible. Can someone suggest a simple gateway (read inexpensive) to the existing router? Or, the router will have to be replaced to ensure a reliable and secure?

  Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might be able to offer.

  dv7t-1000CTO Vista Home Premium (32 bit)
  DV6-1350us Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
  Thanks again for your response. Looks like I might as well have an "N" router to take advantage of the ability of "N" of the new computer laptop to good quality. I was lucky enough to have set up the network with minimum conflict, I guess I can do it again. I made some superficial point access material prices and found that it is just cheaper than a good router minimumly.

• Ranging from the wired wireless and vice versa

  I have users who have laptops and connect to the network via a cable, and then decide to leave (as due to a meeting), so that they log off and back on the radio.  Then, at some point, they decide to reconnect.  When they do, they lose the connection to their files and lose changes and others.  I think it's normal behavior, is it?

  The wireless network is natted on the cable network, so the TCP/IP addresses are different. Wired is 192.168.100.x, wireless is 192.168.10.X.

  I actually found the reason, but thanks for the reply.  Additional examination of the end-user concluded she was disconnected while she had open files across the network, then re-login and turning off the wireless, again with these files open.  Then she stated that the files have been insensitive.  I think that, since our wireless is a range of different addresses, which she connects to the without wire when you are connected to the wired network, then disconnect, but when going back to the wired network, it is probably turn off the wireless before she was able to negotiate a connection on the cable network.  These valleys have a problem to connect via ethernet, while the wireless.

  Thanks again for the response.

• Debugging a "Wired/Wireless Printer connection.

  Suddenly, I have a problem with my printer Epson WF4650 age of 1 month. My setup at home is fairly simple

  (1) printer is wired (Ethernet) to a classic Netgear router

  (2) I have two laptops (the two Dell laptps) that print (a Vista and a Win7) wireless to my router (and it allows access to the printer)

  (3) things worked pretty well, although I often had a message for the dialog box 'Printers and devices' under the State which is "error - printing". He would go from time to time, I would cancel the job and re - print and it would work. I would say that this was maybe 1-5 jobs on.

  Earlier today, I printed a work without a problem, so I tried to print another short document. I get the message "error - printing". And now everything that I try to print creates this final result.  Things that which do not help.

  (1) restart my PC

  (2) print another document (a Wordpad doc with a single line)

  (3) print from another computer.

  (4) restart EVERYTHING (laptop, printer, router)-I also did a "hard restart" on the printer (unplugged) "

  5) re - defining the ethernet between my router and printer connectors

  (6) my PRINTERS folder is empty (thingey of print spooler)

  (7) the printer seems fine for purposes of printing information about the State of the control panel

  (8) I find the Guide of the curious user, especially in the context of things networking. I don't see even my configuration in the list, but I can't imagine it not supported (and it worked for a month). But I don't know enough to be able to understand what he said.

  I have zero problems with internet traffic, BTW. Modem connection cable.

  I did an IPCONFIG / renew, but this was not helpful.

  My network is on zero. I can't even say the output of the IPCONFIG/All command, whether or not my printer is known to be connected to my router.

  I don't know where I should look then (printer, router, computer laptop, combination, etc.). Suggestions?

  Thank you. ;

  Dave

  I continued to dig into the manual, found a term that I had misunderstood (causing me to jump to the relevant section of the manual) and found a step that had to be done. And it is to disable WI - FI (I am connected to my router).

  Of course I was not connected via WI - FI (stumbled upon some sort of problem with my firewall, so I just plugged the thing). And I have no idea why I went from "occasional failures" to "cannot print a single thing, darn" by doing nothing more than find and open a jpg file to print.

  But I'm going to mark this one resolved, as I don't seem to be able to print again.

  Dave

  Dave

• Unable to connect to wired / wireless networks

  After that I uninstalled jetico personal firewall that my windows cannot access any network both
  wired or wireless.

  the investigation received period always is 169.254.xxx.xxx with work of dhcp. (it should 192.168.xxx.xxx)

  I tried to use the fixed ip address but failed too.

  Jetico is always present in the solution, I don't know how long he's going to. in the meantime, I wish I can reinstall the correct network of windows files, DLLs and drivers which I believe has been damaged.

  hope someone could help (win7-32).

  Thank you.

  Try to run these 2 commands in an elevated command prompt.

  netsh winsock reset catalog

  netsh int ip reset ResetLog.txt - TCP

• Wired Wireless Bridge number of clients

  For test purposes I have a wireless (not workgroup) bridge to talk to an AP 1200 and I want to know how many cable customers can be supported (I know that the working group limit is 8).

  Main network - AP == radio == WGB - Hub - 1 PC

  To place a PC & hub I want to have a whole building full of switches & PCs. Is this possible? If not, how about with 2 bridges wireless talk between them, instead of the combination of the AP/WB.

  WGB = WorkGroup Bridge. The WGB352 is limited to 8 wired customers. You can get a little wiggle room by setting the time of aging up to a few seconds so that inactive customers aren't taking up slots, but that won't get you a building has a value of connectivity.

  You need different hardware to accomplish what you have proposed. List of AIR-BR1310 at $1299, the same as the 350 bridge and much less than the 1400s.

• ACS 5.3 Dot1x for wired / wireless

  Hello community,

  I have a question regarding the installation of 5.3 ACS. I wired and wireless in my configuration, with Nexus 5 k and 45 k switches and customers WLC-5508. Also, we use MicroSoft AD to authenticate network access clients.

  My questions are

  1. can we configure us dot1x in this case to use a password (no necessary certificate at all)? OR we must have certificates to config it perfectly (like AD and ACS synch issues etc.)?

  2. If so someone can point out to any good docs who can help?

  Kind regards
  Hammad

  HEY Hammad,

  1 password-based authentication.] past to dot1x can be done with PEAP mschapv2 and requiring at least certificate on the server side. If you do not want to use the option "Validate server certificate", then you must install the certificate root/subordinate as well from the client side.

  ACS uses the certificate to talk to AD. It uses special agent called Adagent.

  2.] here are some useful documents:

  ACS 5.x and later: integration with Microsoft Active Directory Configuration Example

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps9911/products_configuration_example09186a0080bc6506.shtml

  PEAP under unified with ACS 5.1 and Windows 2003 Server wireless networks

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps10315/products_configuration_example09186a0080b4cdb9.shtml

  ~ BR
  Jatin kone

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• The DNS server does not - wired - wireless is OK

  Hi all

  This problem has left speechless several other computer scientists, I thought I'd try this forum before making a complete reinstallation.  Here's a challenge to test your intelligence.

  Here's the situation:

  Dell laptop (11 months - still under warranty) with Wi - Fi and ability.  Originally supplied with Vista, but I installed Win7 in November.  I tried to do the clean installation method, but do not know if I managed to 'clean' approach because I thought that my data may be wiped.  He was not, he is still on the machine.  But W7 seems to work very well, I added Slowey some software.  I think I was able to communicate with a wired connection before on the machine, but now I can't be sure.  The machine communicates wireless without problem.  IE8 opens fine.  If I connect the wire and cut the antenna or boot to the wire with antenna, the machine starts and works well, but does not connect using IE8.  I get a message "the DNS server is not responding.

  The machine can ping and ping just fine on the wire.  A chat session with Dell yesterday (Citrix I think) succeeded in transferring to wire wireless when I turned off the antenna.  In addition, the MS patch notification came through this morning, but I can't download the patches on the wire.

  Here is what has been tried so far:

  1. Changed cables and ports in the router to check the status of these question: these are OK.
  2. PC directly connected to the router: same problem.
  3. Verified services running (Control Panel-Admin tools-Online Services online):
     System event COM + (for WZC issues)
     Computer browser
     DHCP client
     DNS client
     Network connections
     Network location awareness
     Remote procedure call (RPC)
     Server
     TCP/IP Netbios support
     Automatic configuration wireless (only XP wireless configurations)
     Autoconfiguration WLAN (wireless Vista only configurations) service
     Workstation
  4. Verified IPv4 is defined in order to obtain the IP address automatically.
  5. Reset IE8.  No change.
  6. Turned off the Windows Firewall.
  7. Tried to access internet using Chrome.  No go.
  8. Wired NETWORK card uninstalled and reinstalled driver.  Downloaded last at Dell, they pushed also later.  No luck.
  9. Tried the Google Open DNS.  No difference.
  10. ipconfig/flushdns
  11. TCP/IP stack repair (run as Administrator: start, all Programs\Accessories and right click on command prompt, select "run as administrator" to open a command prompt.)
      -Entries reset WINSOCK to default installation: netsh winsock reset catalog
      -Reset the battery TCP/IP IPv4 default installation. netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log
      -Reset the battery TCP/IP IPv6 default installation. netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log
      
  12. While in Safe Mode, disconnected wire: uninstalled the driver for the CARD.  Started full W7: installed the latest driver.
  13. In Safe Mode, the stack TCP/IP repair as described above.

  All to nothing does not.  IE does not connect to the internet.  Chrome is not connecting to the internet.

  You people have any ideas what the devil is wrong with this machine?  Can you offer any suggestions to try to get access wired for the functioning of the internet?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello Stringout,

  I said to reset the router because the router is the DNS server and assigns the IP address to all devices on the network. Now, since you get the error "DNS server is not responding. It may possible that this router is not able to assign the correct ip address to all computers.

  You can also try to update the router with the latest firmware. Still, Microsoft!

• Upgrade of wired wireless Officejet Pro 8500 series A909a

  Can I put my Officejet Pro 8500 A909a to wireless by installing the 802.11 card?

  No, I don't think there is such a thing as a card for the 8500 802.11 (or any consumer HP printer I know).

  That said, you can connect the printer to your router with an Ethernet cable for the same functionality.

• Connection to an internet home wireless and wired, wireless or ethernet

  Hi, I reinstalled Microsoft WIndows XP Professional Service pack 2 on my computer that I needed a new start. but now I can't seem to connect to a wireless network in my house or via the ethernet RJ75 cable, I think how ever that the wireless card is now broken, but that shouldn't stop the Ethernet to work. in any case, I tried to connect to a net work through a wizzard, but it does not, even if I plug the ethernet cable, there is a confirmation light next to the plug as it should, but no confirmation on the acctual screen.  usually on the lower right side of the display there are usually a picture of two computers one in front of the other, but who isn't here either.  I hope someone can help.

  Thank you

  You must install the device drivers for the Ethernet port and a wireless adapter.  If you do not have their share on site, you will need to download the drivers on another computer on a USB or burn it to a CD.  It is better to get them from your computer manufacturers web site.

  You may also need, or should get the most recent and display drivers for your sound card, adapter, etc.
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  Hi, I reinstalled Microsoft WIndows XP Professional Service pack 2 on my computer that I needed a new start. but now I can't seem to connect to a wireless network in my house or via the ethernet RJ75 cable, I think how ever that the wireless card is now broken, but that shouldn't stop the Ethernet to work. in any case, I tried to connect to a net work through a wizzard, but it does not, even if I plug the ethernet cable, there is a confirmation light next to the plug as it should, but no confirmation on the acctual screen. usually on the lower right side of the display there are usually a picture of two computers one in front of the other, but who isn't here either.  I hope someone can help.

  Thank you

• Wired Wireless works, is not

  When I connect to my computer with a wireless router is working very well and I have no problem getting online but when tried to configure a route wireless it doesn't let me go online. All the lights are on (power, WLAN, Ethernet and Internet channel). What I am doing wrong?

  I got it to work. I just reset everything (modem & PC) and now it works fine.

• Need to modernize the modem; How do I 'plan' relocation WRT54G Router for wired / wireless

  I went late to upgrade my modem, and from what I've read in the comments, do a modem/router combo doesn't seem to be the best thing to do in what concerns the issues of reliability and range.  So, I want to upgrade my modem & then use the same router/access point that I currently have.  However, I've read other users with problems by accessing the control panel after you connect to a new modem... so want to know the information that I need to have before starting this project.

  Is this to say that I'm going to basically start early and set up my home network all over again?

  I'm pretty tech-savy... but I do not enough to really launch the project & see where it takes me... I don't have the TIME!  Laughing out loud!

  Thanks for any help/advice anyone can offer!

  Jane

  Really, it depends on the type of settings that your ISP would put on the new modem. If the configuration of the new modem would be the same with the old, so there is no need for you to make any changes on the router. Simply connect the new modem, perform a powercycle by unplugging the power cord from the modem and router and it should work. However, if it is not, what you can do is to reset the router and reconfigure. The following links help you reconfigure the router after a reset.

  Setting up a Linksys router with cable Internet service

  Setting up a Linksys router for DSL Internet connection

  Setting up a router with a static IP address account

• I have windows vista and an HP officejet pro 8500 has everything in a printer etc.. NOW WHAT Ive tried all except she and wiring wireless sound.

  Any ideas why it stops, everything seems to be committed to the right. I can get it to do print and fax, but no analysis. Says can not finmd printer.

  Have you tried to update the printer drivers? All new hardware comes with the cd or instructions to connect to the internet and update under the name of its news for you, it may have been on the shelf for 6 months +. Also check the devices Printers device manager and update there.good luck

• HP 350 G1 PC Notebook: Sharing internet (wired) through the wireless card problem

  shortly...
  I share my connection wired wireless throug... hotspot... help (my public wifi) program
  It works well after os install (win 10 or 7 and 8.1)... for one or two days
  just a week or more there is no Internet throug...

  in other words, all things work very well
  work of hotspot
  I find the network and connect perfectly
  but no internet 
  any help please

  You use a third-party anti-virus software to control your firewall?  If so, try disabling it temporarily.

  See if the internet connection returns.

  WyreNut