i can access the internet through the ports. My wireless adapters "sees" the router and signal is strong. But I can not go online. It seems like the wireless side is not "hardwired" to the router
hi iv got a sitecom wl-143 wireless router and a phillips snb5600, both of which support wds, i have...
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hi iv got a sitecom wl-143 wireless router and a phillips snb5600, both of which support wds, i have given both the routers te same ssid and they are on the same channel, they also have the same wpa2 key, one is a dhcp server the other should therefore pick up a ip for all computers connected to it. i have also added the mac addresses to each of the routers for the wds. how ever they will not connect. my computer connected to the second router (sitecom wl-143) sees the router as a gateway but it doesnt connect or give out ip addresses. any ideas?
I have a Linksys WRT54GX4 firmware 1.00.20. I recently setup a new HP470 w/MS Windows Home Server to...
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I have a Linksys WRT54GX4 firmware 1.00.20. I recently setup a new HP470 w/MS Windows Home Server to store my downloaded T.V. shows (Divx / Xvid format). I'm trying to stream the videos to my PlayStation 3 in another room. Here is the snag, I have been successful in doing this if I setup my Playstation 3 to use wireless connection to my WHS, but the playback suffers from "stuttering". If I use the "wire" method, I occasionaly see my WHS pop up, but am unable to playpack any videos. The only diference between "wired" & "wireless" is UPNP is detected by the "wireless" option of the PS3. It doesn't seem Linksys (Cisco) is supporting this model anymore by the lack of any recent firmware upgrade. Any thoughts on this?