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Linksys WRT54GX2 + Netgear WG111T connectivity problemsrouter, and a number of XP machines using Netgear WG111T usb wireless adapters. I also have a number of machines hardwired to the network, via a multitude of switches. The wireless has been set up using channels 11 and 1, using no encryption, WEP, and WPA personal. In all combinations the XP machines using wireless are showing great signal strength, but rarely pull an ip (5% of the time). I'm usually greeted with "the connection has limited or no connectivity" and 0 packets received. Except for WPA, in which case XP reports that network is unrecognized. Occasionally the hardwired machines are also giving "connection has limited or no connectivity" errors, though this is mostly limited to a couple of machines. I don't think these are necessarily related, as these were having difficulties before -- possibly due to bad switching... Are there any known compatibility issues between the Linksys WRT54GX2 extended range router and the Netgear WG111T adapter? Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you in advance! Hi
Since the Router seems to be to the common device used by all computers. I would leave the network as is and try (borrow) another Wireless Router. Jack (MVP-Networking). ), Show quoteHide quote "neocomp" <r***@neocomputers.com> wrote in message news:1162585826.781562.223460@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Currently running a Linksys WRT54GX2 extended range wireless b/g > router, and a number of XP machines using Netgear WG111T usb wireless > adapters. > > I also have a number of machines hardwired to the network, via a > multitude of switches. > > The wireless has been set up using channels 11 and 1, using no > encryption, WEP, and WPA personal. > > In all combinations the XP machines using wireless are showing great > signal strength, but rarely pull an ip (5% of the time). I'm usually > greeted with "the connection has limited or no connectivity" and 0 > packets received. Except for WPA, in which case XP reports that network > is unrecognized. > > Occasionally the hardwired machines are also giving "connection has > limited or no connectivity" errors, though this is mostly limited to a > couple of machines. I don't think these are necessarily related, as > these were having difficulties before -- possibly due to bad > switching... > > Are there any known compatibility issues between the Linksys WRT54GX2 > extended range router and the Netgear WG111T adapter? > > Does anyone have any suggestions? > > Thank you in advance! >
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