TCP/IP settings for wireless connections?

I have a wireless internet connection with tele2 or whoever own them now,
its a 512 down 128 up connection. My os is XP pro would there be any
advantage in changing my TCP/IP settings from the default and if so any
suggestions for the new settings.

Thanks, Paul

Paul wrote:
> I have a wireless internet connection with tele2 or whoever own them
> now, its a 512 down 128 up connection. My os is XP pro would there be
> any advantage in changing my TCP/IP settings from the default and if
> so any suggestions for the new settings.
>
> Thanks, Paul

If it is working, no. However, it is possible to royally screw up a
working connection by tweaking just one of the myriad wireless
parameters. Having said that, the only recommendations that I have for
a working wireless connection is to invoke infrastructure mode,WEP with
a user SSID, user passphrase and encryption keys, and disable SSID
broadcast. When that works, look at changing your router default
administrator name and password, and filter the MAC addresses to those
on the network. [You might also, as a very first step, change the
default IP block to from 192.168.1.x to 192.168.Y.x, just to make it a
little more difficult for the script kiddies.]

Whatever you do, do only one step at a time, and make a few notes on
what changes were made so changes can be undone. Maybe undone.
Possibly.

Q