Thanks for the advice. What still puzzles me is that also
the two wired computers, that worked fine on the Sweex
network, donīt work anymore when they are connected WIRED
through the MN-500. I just returned from a business trip
and will try your advices.
Jos
>-----Original Message-----
>Probably the wireless is misconfigured or there is
>interference from other wireless sources (phones,
>microwave, refrigerator). When this happens, NetBIOS
>repeats broadcasts over the network slowing everything
down.
>
>Before anything elese, you want to check for any firewall
>or ICF running on any of the computers. Disable them.
This
>blocks NetBIOS and creates huge slowdowns.
>
>Then, since the system was working fine on the previous
>router, change the MN500 LAN IP to match the LAN IP of
your
>previous router -- by default the MN500 is on 192.168.2.1
>-- notice the 2, which is different from other vendors.
If
>you set it the same LAN IP, then the settings you already
>have should work fine, except maybe for wireless.
>
>Check the TCP/IP stack for the wireless computer -- you
>should have at least two settings (one for the wired
>connection and one for the wireless). Make the wireless
>properties similar to the wired.
>
>Finally, check that the wifi card and the router are
using
>the same channel. Put the router vertical and away of
>walls. Wifi is like old time radios with poor reception.
>Moving the devices slightly sometimes improves reception.
>You also want to try changing the channel from 6 to 1, or
>11 and see if that helps.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I had a wired network (Sweex router) with 2 computers
and
>>one laptop over Ethernet cable. Sharing internet and
>>transfering files worked OK.
>>Switched over to MN500 because I want to laptop to
>>connect wireless. Internet works fine over all
computers.
>>The two wired computers now only see eachother after
>>several minutes of waiting and each change in folders
>>again takes minutes. Laptop canīt see any of the shared
>>folders on the other computers.
>>Reconnecting the Sweex router solves all problems...
>>Whatīs wrong?
>>.
>>
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