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• HP Mini 110 - question wireless WPA2-Enterprise

  Recently bought a HP Mini 110- 3098NR with the Atheros wireless card. It is currently running Windows 7 Starter edition, and whenever I try to connect to our wireless WPA2-Enterprise it does not connect. My HP 6930p connects fine to the same SSID with no problems.

  Anyone else have this problem or have a resolution?

  Found the issue... all parameters were an exact copy of my domain 6930p btu pc is where it was.

  Given that my netbook is not joined to the domain, I need to uncheck "automatically use the logon credentials.

• mixed mode wpa2/wpa vs WPA2 security

  What is the advantage of using the security setting "wpa/wpa2 mixed mode" vs wpa2? Mixed mode is set as a single parameter as wpa2 security?

  Thank you

  In mixed mode, you can connect with WPA/TKIP and WPA2/AES. TKIP is not as safe as AES. Use only if possible ESA. However, some former clients wireless are WPA/TKIP alone which can you leave no choice but to use mixed mode.

  In addition, 802.11n only supports AES for 54 Mbps speeds.

  Except if you must use mixed mode use WPA2/AES only.

• How to put in place the new Airport Express to extend the current wireless WiFi U-Verse home network?

  Hello

  What are the steps for the creation of a new AIRPORT EXPRESS MC414LL/A Terminal so that it make that expand my network existing wireless, using my current AT & T UVerse equipment home.  Here are the details...

  Internet service provider: AT & T U-Verse

  Existing facilities: primary AT & T provided router/Modem: ARRIS NVG589 (reference 587234-004-00) that manages my house wired and wireless Wi - Fi.

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  SOLUTION: Attempt to add a new Terminal Airport Express so that it will extend coverage of the existing Wi - Fi network wireless.  I plan on the use of certain features such as streaming my content from iTunes to my sound, surround sound, etc Airport Express Library.

  NEW FEATURE: APPLE AIRPORT EXPRESS 802.11n Wi - Fi PART # MC414LL/A

  I wish I had AT & T equipment to continue to manage the Wi - Fi and network functionality (DNS, firewall, etc.), as it currently does.  However, I want to use the Airport Express to extend Wi - Fi coverage.  I already have a cable ethernet from the floor and the AT & T ARRIS NVG589.  I just need to know how to set up my new Apple Airport Express.

  Thank you!

  With the Express connected to Arris gateway with Ethernet, you have the basis for a roaming network.

  I would recommend that you run the AirPort Utility and allow it to run automatic installation of the Express. The utility should detect that the Express is connected by Ethernet and go through the steps to properly set up. Note: If you have made any changes to the Express since out of the box, I strongly suggest that you first perform a 'factory' reset on it to make sure that the installation went well.

• Connect a wireless printer anywhere, wired derivation convert, does not have radio, add WPA2 security.

  Update- good because when the wireless radio failed to convert a wired Ethernet printer to wireless technology, or if you want your printer to support greater security WPA2 wireless.

  Updated - connect to a hotel/motel/school dormitory may not work if the network uses Enterprise authentication requesting a user name and password on your computer.

  This article will try to explain how to connect your wireless devices, including printers, to a wireless network when you are away from home.  The problem when you're in a hotel, motel, room student or other areas is your computer connects fine, but your wireless printer, you have brought with you, has connection/security problems.  Other people/wireless devices can find the printer on an open network, connect you to the printer and start printing without reason just because 'they can do. "

  You'll need is a small wireless travel router.  TP-LINK TL-WR702N Wireless N Nano router or other router of trip is all you need.  The WR702N is available on eBay or Amazon for only $21.00, that's right, only $ 21.

  This device does not support the authentication of company systems because it cannot meet any username and password prompts these system as your computer can.  However, it will connect to a standard WPA SSID and your computer, but if you receive a browser for other questions page redirect, it won't work.

  It's a small powerful travel router which built in 5 modes of operation (more than your home router can do):

  1. AP mode
  2. Client mode
  3. Repeater mode
  4. Router mode
  5. Bridge mode

  The TP-WR702N information is found here:

  http://www.TP-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WR702N#over

  To see the overview of applications see here first to understand:

  http://www.TP-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WR702N#app

  I won't go into the details on how to configure these modes in the TP Link router Nano as the manual does a great job.  One thing you must remember is that you must assign a static IP address on your wired Ethernet connection of computers to access the Web interface internal of the Nano.  The Nano is configured with an Ethernet cable at any time.  It's security that the router that has DHCP disabled so if you connect to a network, you won't crash it with an IP address conflict.  The Nano is powered by a USB cable and comes with a USB AC adapter too.

  The IP address of the Nano is default 192.168.0.254.  Set your computers Ethernet Port, adapter not wireless, a static IP 192.168.0.1, 255.255.255.0 DNS address.  You have to find a way to do it yourself, but it is explained in the manual and on the web for the operating system of your computer.

  This leaves your wired Ethernet connection to a static IP address and your adapter wireless DHCP.  Don't forget to put your wired to DHCP if you need to use it later for a wired connection.  Connect the Ethernet cable from your computer to the router Nano.

  Set up your browser by going to 192.168.0.254 (Nano IP address) in the address bar and you'll get the username and password login screen.  The default username and password is admin/admin, you can change it if necessary.

  Set the Nano bridged mode:

  Other modes will be mentioned later but for now; Bridge mode will serve as this isolates and creates your own SSID private the hotel/motel/dorm room open wireless network SSID.  In Bridge Mode you entrance and connect to the Rangoon SSID (paraphrasing) AND set up your own small network with your own SSID and password.  Your SSID will be separated and protected through WPA2-AES security that you set up.   You will be able to go online normally fine, but all of your devices will now connect to your private SSID.

  Example:

  Hotel SSID: HILTON Hotel Paraphrase and password: GUEST

  Nano SSID: MYNETWORK Nano Paraphrase/password: HP5514

  With this information, the rest is easy.  You set your SSID private and password first, they you must find and connect to the SSID and password hotels.  Simply click on the SURVEY button and a list of all available networks will be displayed along with their MAC addresses.  Find the network SSID, you want to connect (bridge) too and click on "connect".  Information is entered automatically.  I suggest that you also edit your channel wireless on a fixed channel as the 1, 6 or 11, never 'auto '.

  Save your settings and you will be told to restart the router.  Follow the instructions and always restart the router after any changes take effect.  This Nano restarts in 20 seconds approximately.

  Now on your computer when you scan available networks, you will see MYNETWORK.  Connect your computer to the SSID and enter your HP5514 password and you're on!  Start surfing or something else.

  Now, what about your printer?  The printer must be set to DHCP and assuming that you have a printer wireless with front panel:

  1. Go to (Assistant) wireless configuration screen.
  2. Search for available networks.
  3. Select: MYNETWORK
  4. Enter your password: HP5514
  5. To connect!

  In about 15 seconds, you're connected!   Oh, guess what?  The Nano has a WAN/LAN port and in Bridge mode, it is a LAN port that is connected to your network too!  Then plug into a printer/computer Ethernet cable, if you wish.

  Your printer will work as usual with no change at all.  I set up in my house to test and it connected perfectly to my HP5514 wireless printer.  All the tools, diagnostics, printer functions, alerts of ink were normal.

  You're done!

  The bottom can be used anywhere to create a local private network so that you and others can use your printer.

  Now, what about the changes?  If at home, you can use the Nano in Repeater mode to connect to your own network and extend the reach of all devices.  Even as the Bridge mode, but you're on your network using your SSID and the word normal, so everyone can use the printer.

  Don't worry what you heard with speed of execution of a router in Repeater Mode.  Most routers House when running in wireless Repeater mode should be set to no encryption or WEP only.  Here max speed is 54 Mbps.  This Nano turns at full speed of 150 Mbps in these modes, using the highest security WPA2-AES (personal).

  Remember that the size is small, so it's good to perhaps more than 50 feet.  HD video streaming was impeccable and surf watch video at the same time was perfect.

  I hope this help you when business or vacation.  Some hotels charge for EACH device connection.  With the implementation above, it takes only a charge for multiple devices, such as cell phones, iPads, light fires, computers or anything else you want to connect.

  EDIT - do not forget that this Nano device has an Ethernet connection that once configured, you can use to connect a wired computer or wired Ethernet printer.  It is a good radio your printer wireless doesn't have to convert a wired Ethernet wireless printer or if you want your printer to support greater security WPA2 wireless.

  Have fun!

  Read here on how to connect your printer to a network asking for additional security and information (username and password).

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/how-to-connect-your-wireless-printer-to-a-network-requesting/TD-p/4468642

  Most likely, you won't be able to connect.

• Encriptación wireless WPA2 on vista professional

  I tried to connect to wpa2 personal wireless professional vista and I can not connect

  Of the weaker for wireless security, more strong capacity is.

  No security

  Switch Off SSID (even has No Security. SSID can be sniffed easily even if it is turned off)

  MAC Filtering___ (Band Aid if nothing else is available, MAC number can be easily Spoofed).

  WEP64___ (Easy, "Break" by knowledgeable people).

  WEP128___ (a little more difficult to activate, but "Piraté" too).

  -------------------

  The three above are not considered safe.

  Safe starts here at WPA.

  -------------------

  WPA-PSK__(Very Hard to Break).

  WPA-AES__(Not functionally Breakable)

  WPA2___ (not functionally breakable).

  Note 1: WPA - AES the current interpretation level entry of WPA2.

  Note 2: If you use WinXP SP3 bellows and not updated, you need to download the fix from Microsoft WPA2. http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/893357

  Documentation of your devices (router wireless and computer wireless card) must indicate the type of security that is available with your wireless hardware.

  All devices MUST be set to the same level of security using the same password.

  Therefore, security must be set according to what is the best possible one of the wireless devices.

  I.e. even if most of your system may be able to be configured to the maximum with WPA2, but a device is able to be configured for maximum of the WEP Protocol, to the whole system must be configured to WEP.

  If you need more security and a device (such as a wireless card that can only do WEP) is now better security for the entire network, replace with a better device.

  Definition of wireless security - http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Security.html

  Jack MVP-networking. EZLAN.NET

• Windows 8 homegroup via wireless with Security Windows 7 computer password warning

  At first I apologize for being so inept, but I do not understand how computers communicate with each other.
  Never have and it frustrates me no end. I don't know that I do what infinitely more complicated than it really is.

  I have two computers, Windows 8, Windows 7, and I want to share/move files between them.
  As I understand it, this means that none of the standard XP compatibility problems are involved.
  I got the different residential group folders and pages so I don't know where they are and what they are asking.
  Both computers come with their name on each of the other networks on libraries, etc., framed in folders.
  Windows 8 has a homegroup computer put in place with its files to share.
  Windows 7 sees this homegroup, so I'm sure I'm OK with the basic plan.

  If I click on the symbol of the other computer under the sign of the network on one or the other, I get ask username and password of Windows security.
  What user name and password, they are referring to?
  The password created for me in the homegroup section?
  Is the user name that I just create or should it be the name of the computer?
  Is the name and the password for my router wireless never involved?
  I would like to be the main computer of Windows 8, but I must have each computer to join the other homegroup

  I also have a group of work involved on the Windows 8, generically named Workgroup.
  When I go to the systems to confirm or change the name of the computer, if I select the Working Group, I get the following:
  You cannot join a computer to a domain running from this edition of Windows 8.
  Two computers, when I get quick security, yet have a domain name.
  Should I worry about this?
  The Working Group will be distinct from the Homegroup if I set up one for work?

  Again, I apologize for my inability to grasp some of these things.
  Believe me, nobody likes less than me.

  Hello

  I want to tell you that you can try to enter the username and password created in the homegroup and the audit section.

  You can create a homegroup on one computer and what to do as the master computer and make other computers to join the homegroup.

  I suggest you check out these links for more information about homegroup.

   
  Why can't I connect to other computers?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/cant-connect-other-PCs
   
  Where can I find my homegroup password?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/where-can-i-find-my-HomeGroup-password
   
  Homegroup from start to finish
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/HomeGroup-help#HomeGroup-start-to-finish=Windows-7&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1
   
  Hope that answers your query.

• Difficulties printing wireless (& MS Security Essentials)

  Someone has experience with UDP Port 427 release to allow a printer wireless (HP C309G) to print and to recognize the printer?  I have Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit and use MS Security Essentials.  I spent days on this trying to get printing to work.

  Someone has experience with UDP Port 427 release to allow a printer wireless (HP C309G) to print and to recognize the printer?  I have Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit and use MS Security Essentials.  I spent days on this trying to get printing to work.

  MS Security Essentials does not block ports and should have no effect on your printer problem.

  You have requested the assistance of the HP Support?  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3793676&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&task=&lang=en&cc=us

  Your problem may be with your firewall or your router:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/how-to-unblock-UDP-port-427-in-Windows-7-firewall/55f2e78d-FFE1-4cf5-ad3f-0c75656c616f

• 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.

• Cannot conect to the internet via a wireless connection secure, despite having completed the restoration of the system.

  I have a Dell laptop which does not connect to the internet via the wireless connection.   I can connect via a line to broadband, but not the wireless.   My work PC and iPad are connect.  I tried compand repair network and he says that the problem is resolved.    I tried a system restore a week before that the problem started.

  Any other suggestions?   Thank you

  Most often when a device is not it's because of a driver.  Try reinstalling your.

  It works for vista, win 7 & 8

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  Any ideas?

  Hello!

  To be honest, I know a lot of internet security because s programs an interesting topic for me, but I've never heard of Telstra software.
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  And I think you should give us a description of the error detailed what you man with security facilities.
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• Change key wireless connection security

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  Hello

  With the support of the manufacturer of your router, check their documentation online and ask for their
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• Windows 7 laptop does not connect to Wifi when the WPA2 security is Active

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  I was using a TP-Link Wireless Range extender on the home network, but it was deleted.

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  I suspect that for my home network installation file was corrupted on this laptop and I would like to know if there is a way to remove, or edit this file and start from scratch. I have a Compaq laptop earlier generation linking problem now. So I'm pretty a connection file corrupted is the problem. Just need to know how to solve this problem.

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• How to set the type of wifi (WPA/WPA2) security settings on my new Apple Time Capsule

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  By default, the settings are WPA2 Personal. There should be no need to change it.

  To view the settings and make changes to them, you need to open the AirPort on your Mac utility.  Are you still using OS X (10.6.3) you specify in your profile?

• New router and effect of the change of the WPA to WPA2 security settings

  I plan on modernization of our old router, and I am seriously considering the Nighthawk AC R7000. When I do, I also intend to upgrade our present security WiFi WPA failing Nighthawk, WPA2-PSK (AES). I hope, however, to keep the old router same SSID and password, change only the security level. My thought is that all client devices would be able to connect with no reconfiguration. This would be the case, but is this the case?
  Thank you very much for your help!
  Gini

  Unless it is old enough, he should support WPA2. In the settings of wireless devices, there should be the possibility to select the encryption, and you can see if it is in the list.