>On Apr 13, 10:44 am, Randall <supp...@rch-usa.PULL-MY-FINGER.com>
>wrote:
>> I've a security system, in which camera 1's freq is 2.414.
>>
>> I've a Dell Inspiron with an Intel 2100 NIC (I also have a Linksys
>> WRT54G) and a Linksys Wireless Router.
>>
>> No matter what I do, If I move the router OFF Auto or channel 1 no
>> connection.
>>
>> I need to get it to Channel 6 but preferably 11 (even better 14).
>> Considering where I live that isn't going to be a problem.
>>
>> Anyone have any ideas why this won't move to 11? OR better yet how I
>> can get it to 14?
>
>No connection to/from _what_?
Considering I mentioned the NIC and the Dell I figured it was somewhat
obvious what I was talking about, but for those who can't or don't
take the time to read, the router and Intel NIC do not communicate.
> The pc NIC fixed on channel 1?
>Assuming either router is in infrastructure mode, client NICs will
>try to associate with same; read: they will have to do the connecting?
READ: You have too much time on your hands.
>The better description & question-formulation, the better/quicker the
>likely responses.
>
>Oh ... if you change such config on WAP/router without making
>corresponding change on NICs, guess what?
That's not what has been said in the past - it has been noted on many
occasions - perhaps you should read before you type, is that when the
NIC will go out to find a channel that the router is broadcasting on.
> No connection, at least not via radio. Have you tried doing the config via ethernet
>connection,so temporary wireless outage can be ignored?
Yes - strictly wireless. Been fixed anyways.
Crawl back into your hole - kill filter updated.
>
>HTH,
>J
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