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The network im trying to setup consist of the following:
computer w/linksys PCI wireless adapter, MN-700 wireless access point connected to a DSL Modem, and a PS2 w/ a Linksys wireless gaming adapter. I can get the computer to talk directly to the access point to get online, but i cant get the MN-700 to connect to the Gaming adapter to access the net. would the WEP key be a factor? or do i have to have the PS2->computer->access point setup. HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! RUSS |
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Hi,
I had a problem with my MN-700 and the Linksys WGA11B wireless gaming adapter. Originally, the Linksys box was unable to connect unless I used a non-protected network (no WEP). Then, I figured out that the SSID brodcast was the key to this problem. I don't know which device is faulty but it sure looks to be the Linksys box. In my case, the solution was simple and it may apply to you. 1-If you want to use an encrypted network (which I strongly suggest you to do), define your WEP key (Don't use WAP - not supported by many devices) 2-Activate the "broadcast SSID" feature of the router (this is VERY important). 3-Configure your Linksys adapter to use the correct channel, SSID and WEP key. 4-The WGA11B should instantly connect. Hope it will help. "RUSS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:15eb01c4fd9d$675dcd70$(E-Mail Removed)... > The network im trying to setup consist of the following: > computer w/linksys PCI wireless adapter, MN-700 wireless > access point connected to a DSL Modem, and a PS2 w/ a > Linksys wireless gaming adapter. I can get the computer to > talk directly to the access point to get online, but i > cant get the MN-700 to connect to the Gaming adapter to > access the net. would the WEP key be a factor? or do i > have to have the PS2->computer->access point setup. HELP > IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! |
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