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speedy
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      09-01-2004, 11:15 AM
I have setup three computers for a friend in an ad-hoc wireless network,
sharing a DSL connection. To clarify, on computer is wired to the DSL modem,
and the connection is shared. All computers have been setup by me, so have
the same settings, and are all running XP Pro.
The issue I am having is one of the computers suddenly and randomly drops
off the network. Infact, it doesn't really drop off the network because I
can ping its IP address from another computer, however it won't access the
DSL network conection. This is despite the fact that nothing changes. One
minute it will work, the next it won't.
I'd love it if someone could help me with this as it is getting tiresome
driving over to his place to fix the problems every other day!!! TIA
 
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      09-01-2004, 02:58 PM
Check the power settings in the disconnecting computer.
It is possible that windows puts the network card to
sleep when there's no traffic.
>-----Original Message-----
> I have setup three computers for a friend in an ad-

hoc wireless network,
>sharing a DSL connection. To clarify, on computer is

wired to the DSL modem,
>and the connection is shared. All computers have been

setup by me, so have
>the same settings, and are all running XP Pro.
> The issue I am having is one of the computers

suddenly and randomly drops
>off the network. Infact, it doesn't really drop off the

network because I
>can ping its IP address from another computer, however

it won't access the
>DSL network conection. This is despite the fact that

nothing changes. One
>minute it will work, the next it won't.
> I'd love it if someone could help me with this as it

is getting tiresome
>driving over to his place to fix the problems every

other day!!! TIA
>.
>

 
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philip ashley
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      09-02-2004, 05:26 AM
You could try setting the fragmentation and RTS/CTS thresholds a bit lower,
that has considerably stabilised my connection. I set both of mine to 2304
in the router and PCMIA laptop card.

http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/tutorials...le.php/1468331

hth

philip ashley

"speedy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have setup three computers for a friend in an ad-hoc wireless

network,
> sharing a DSL connection. To clarify, on computer is wired to the DSL

modem,
> and the connection is shared. All computers have been setup by me, so have
> the same settings, and are all running XP Pro.
> The issue I am having is one of the computers suddenly and randomly

drops
> off the network. Infact, it doesn't really drop off the network because I
> can ping its IP address from another computer, however it won't access the
> DSL network conection. This is despite the fact that nothing changes. One
> minute it will work, the next it won't.
> I'd love it if someone could help me with this as it is getting tiresome
> driving over to his place to fix the problems every other day!!!

TIA


 
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