20 Most Recent EnGenius EL-2611CB5+ (NL2611CB5) Questions & Answers

I have just a few questions in order to assist you! I hope this ok?
What type of PC are you using? Desktop or Laptop?
What type of Router are you using? Linksys, D-link, Netgear, Internet Service Provider, verizon, at&t, comcast? What type of Modem? I just need more information in order to help! Let me know I will assist you!

Hi, a couple of ideas: 1. maybe out of range or too many obstruction, how far is the client from the AP or are there any objects in between. it's gotta be line of sight; 2. with 200mW power output and 5dBi external antenna, should be adequate, if not maybe slightly directional performance (no longer perfect omni). try rotating the device and more or less guesstimate max signal at a particular orientation (pointed towards the client). Netstumbler would be good enough for signal strength; 3. consider the optional integrated 9dBi patch antenna; 4. for the client having a hard time with the AP, manually enter the TCP/IP settings and not auto obtain. numbers should of course match AP settings except for the last digit(s) of the IP add; 5. try moving the client away from any RFI sources like cordless/wireless phones, microwave ovens and others; 6. at one time, signal strength to a client improved by moving the AP a couple of feet away from the original installation point. of course if your unit is mast mounted, then you have to move the mast as well or put up a new one. Hope this works for you. Good luck and pls post again how things turn up.

notify provider for assistance

Have you tried 192.168.1.1?

type in address bar 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 set the router up with a password

Reset the Linksys to "factory settings", including the default logon-ID and password. Login to the router, and enable wireless security, and set a password for your wireless network.

Solwise have a lot of Engenius drivers here; http://www.solwise.co.uk/downloads/wireless.htm

http://www.solwise.co.uk/downloads/wireless.htm

here is the link to the manual http://www.engeniustech.com/resources/ESR-9753_UserManual.pdf can you ping to the router from your pc?

I think that it's rear wheel drive. If you don't have winter tyres fitted you're likely to have an interesting time when driving in snow and ice not to mention raised heart rate and blood pressure!

If your on windows from a command line type ipconfig /release and reboot..not sure how to call 225-290-5733