Intel AP and Linksys router connectivity problems

I have an Intel PRO/Wireless 2011 LAN access point (WEAP2011NA) connected to
a Linksys router (BEFSR81). My laptop has a Intel AnyPoint wireless 2
network card (AP311). The wireless connection works great if I connect the
AP to the cable modem directly. However when I connect the AP to the
linksys router into any port 1-8, the NIC card gets the correct IP from the
router but when I try and surf the web no pages will load. I have pinged
yahoo.com with a 50% loss and a 41-44ms response time for the ones that
reply. With this I know that I have internet connectivity just that it
times out when connected thru the linksys router. The AP is set on Channel
1 with 1 encryption key, 64 bit encryption in Infrastructure mode. Signal
Stregnth is 95-99% Signal quality is 95-100%

Any ideas?

Regards,
David

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David wrote:
> I have an Intel PRO/Wireless 2011 LAN access point (WEAP2011NA)
> connected to a Linksys router (BEFSR81). My laptop has a Intel
> AnyPoint wireless 2 network card (AP311). The wireless connection
> works great if I connect the AP to the cable modem directly.
> However when I connect the AP to the linksys router into any port
> 1-8, the NIC card gets the correct IP from the router but when I try
> and surf the web no pages will load. I have pinged yahoo.com with a
> 50% loss and a 41-44ms response time for the ones that reply. With
> this I know that I have internet connectivity just that it times out
> when connected thru the linksys router. The AP is set on Channel 1
> with 1 encryption key, 64 bit encryption in Infrastructure mode.
> Signal Stregnth is 95-99% Signal quality is 95-100%
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards,
> David
>
> (E-Mail Removed)
>
> remove the capital letters to respond by e-mail

If this is XP, be sure to uncheck 802.11x Authentication and the Windows
firewall.

Q

"Quaoar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cGydnZ4asY-JIOmiU-(E-Mail Removed)...
> David wrote:
> > I have an Intel PRO/Wireless 2011 LAN access point (WEAP2011NA)
> > connected to a Linksys router (BEFSR81). My laptop has a Intel
> > AnyPoint wireless 2 network card (AP311). The wireless connection
> > works great if I connect the AP to the cable modem directly.
> > However when I connect the AP to the linksys router into any port
> > 1-8, the NIC card gets the correct IP from the router but when I try
> > and surf the web no pages will load. I have pinged yahoo.com with a
> > 50% loss and a 41-44ms response time for the ones that reply. With
> > this I know that I have internet connectivity just that it times out
> > when connected thru the linksys router. The AP is set on Channel 1
> > with 1 encryption key, 64 bit encryption in Infrastructure mode.
> > Signal Stregnth is 95-99% Signal quality is 95-100%
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > Regards,
> > David
> >
> > (E-Mail Removed)
> >
> > remove the capital letters to respond by e-mail
>
> If this is XP, be sure to uncheck 802.11x Authentication and the Windows
> firewall.
>
> Q
>
>
Yes I am on XP. I did check and the windows firewall is not selected.
However I am not sure where to check on the 802.11x authentication.

David wrote:
> "Quaoar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:cGydnZ4asY-JIOmiU-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> David wrote:
>>> I have an Intel PRO/Wireless 2011 LAN access point (WEAP2011NA)
>>> connected to a Linksys router (BEFSR81). My laptop has a Intel
>>> AnyPoint wireless 2 network card (AP311). The wireless connection
>>> works great if I connect the AP to the cable modem directly.
>>> However when I connect the AP to the linksys router into any port
>>> 1-8, the NIC card gets the correct IP from the router but when I try
>>> and surf the web no pages will load. I have pinged yahoo.com with a
>>> 50% loss and a 41-44ms response time for the ones that reply. With
>>> this I know that I have internet connectivity just that it times out
>>> when connected thru the linksys router. The AP is set on Channel 1
>>> with 1 encryption key, 64 bit encryption in Infrastructure mode.
>>> Signal Stregnth is 95-99% Signal quality is 95-100%
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> David
>>>
>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>
>>> remove the capital letters to respond by e-mail
>>
>> If this is XP, be sure to uncheck 802.11x Authentication and the
>> Windows firewall.
>>
>> Q
>>
>>
> Yes I am on XP. I did check and the windows firewall is not selected.
> However I am not sure where to check on the 802.11x authentication.

I love Microsoft. One thing here, one thing somewhere else. Right
click the connection icon in the taskbar, select View Available Wireless
Networks.

Q