brentromero,
As far as I know the transmitter and receiver must be on the same frequency
to communicate.
"A" cannot talk to "G" and "G" cannot talk to "A" (diff freqs).
A single radio can only be set to TX and RX on one frequency at a time.
Put them all on G or all on A
My two cents.
Bryan
"brentromero" wrote:
> Configuration:
> (CAT5
> wired)
> modem -> Linksys WRT54GS router -> Linksys PAP2 Phone Adapter
> | (wireless) | -> Sony Vaio Laptop
> | (G-channel) |
> V V
> Gateway MCE --> Linksys MCX <-|
> | (MCE ->CAT5-> MCX) |
> | |
> Linksys WPM55A+G NIC ----> A Channel ->|
>
>
> I've been struggling for weeks to get my Linksys MCX to communicate with my
> Gateway MCE 2005 using the 5 GHz channel of my Linksys A + G router NIC.
> I've closely followed the Wireless Zero setup and it operates flawlessly for
> the modem connection using the 2.4 GHz channel but I still cannot turn on the
> A channel.
>
> I can also get the MCX to connect to the MCE using CAT5 to the router & CAT5
> to the MCE.
>
> Am I missing something in the esoterica of wireless networking? Does the A
> + G NIC output only one freq at a time? I have all the components in one
> room for now trying every different possibility. Should I have gotten an
> external A+G wireless router vs the internal NIC?
>
> Thanks in advance....
> --
> brentromero
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