Unconsistent wireless network

I am trying to setup wireless network using XTERASYS XA-2622G Access
Point. I am able to connect to the network, but it works very weird.
It works ok on a first 2-5 minutes, but next sometimes it works,
sometimes not. When I open more then 1 tab - some tabs are OK, some
are not.
Status shows "connected" with maximal signal strength. Ping to the
Access Point works OK/
When I am using other network (I have 2 wireless networks from 2
different ISP two different Access Points) - I have no such problems.
Any ideas how to solve this problem without replacing XTERASYS
XA-2622G Access Point?

Thanks,

Zalek

On Jul 7, 11:39*am, zalek <zalekbl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I am trying to setup wireless network using XTERASYS XA-2622G Access
> Point. I am able to connect to the network, but it works very weird.
> It works ok on a first 2-5 minutes, but next sometimes it works,
> sometimes not. When I open more then 1 tab - some tabs are OK, some
> are not.
> Status shows "connected" with maximal signal strength. Ping to the
> Access Point works OK/
> When I am using other network (I have 2 wireless networks from 2
> different ISP two different Access Points) - I have no such problems.
> Any ideas how to solve this problem without replacing XTERASYS
> XA-2622G Access Point?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Zalek

I've encountered a similar problem like yours. I am using Norton 360
v2 which has a built-in firewall module that was blocking my wireless
AP SSID. Once I added my SSID to the firewall's trusted "zones" and
the wireless networking was stable / reliable.

On Mon, 7 Jul 2008 03:39:09 -0700 (PDT), zalek
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I am trying to setup wireless network using XTERASYS XA-2622G Access
>Point. I am able to connect to the network, but it works very weird.
>It works ok on a first 2-5 minutes, but next sometimes it works,
>sometimes not. When I open more then 1 tab - some tabs are OK, some
>are not.
>Status shows "connected" with maximal signal strength. Ping to the
>Access Point works OK/
>When I am using other network (I have 2 wireless networks from 2
>different ISP two different Access Points) - I have no such problems.
>Any ideas how to solve this problem without replacing XTERASYS
>XA-2622G Access Point?

That's not enough information to make a suitable diagnosis. However,
it's enough for a bad guess. My guess is that you have too many
radios operating in the same physical area and there might be some
mutual interference. Try turning OFF the other 2 access points and
see if the one you're having problems with magically recovers. Also,
if you have 3 access points, make sure they're on different
NON-OVERLAPPING channels (1, 6, and 11).

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