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mstrspy
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      11-13-2005, 03:51 AM
I have a netgear wgt624v2 and I amvery dissapointed in the
performance. I keep loosing my wireless connection. Have to keep
restarting it. Anyone have a similar problem?

 
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Doug Jamal
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      11-13-2005, 04:16 AM

On 12-Nov-2005, mstrspy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have a netgear wgt624v2 and I amvery dissapointed in the
> performance. I keep loosing my wireless connection. Have to keep
> restarting it. Anyone have a similar problem?


In an earlier post, you stated that you were picking up a neighbor's AP in
addition to your own. That in itself could be the source of your dropped
signals. Being that your neighbor's AP is unsecured, your client will more
than likely want to connect to it. Check your wireless configuration
utility and make sure that your AP is "Preferred". Some utilities let you
exclude other APs except your own while others allow you to connect to a
"mandatory" AP. Anyway, you might consider changing channels if your AP and
your neighbor's AP are on the same channel. Anyway, take care.

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mstrspy
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      11-13-2005, 01:50 PM
Thanks for the info Doug. I'm a bit new to the wirless world. I will
look at my configuration and check that it is the preffered
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 05:16:43 GMT, "Doug Jamal"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

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>On 12-Nov-2005, mstrspy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> I have a netgear wgt624v2 and I amvery dissapointed in the
>> performance. I keep loosing my wireless connection. Have to keep
>> restarting it. Anyone have a similar problem?

>
>In an earlier post, you stated that you were picking up a neighbor's AP in
>addition to your own. That in itself could be the source of your dropped
>signals. Being that your neighbor's AP is unsecured, your client will more
>than likely want to connect to it. Check your wireless configuration
>utility and make sure that your AP is "Preferred". Some utilities let you
>exclude other APs except your own while others allow you to connect to a
>"mandatory" AP. Anyway, you might consider changing channels if your AP and
>your neighbor's AP are on the same channel. Anyway, take care.


 
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