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  • Can't connect to wireless network from my e2000 router

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    Yes, reset is fine. I do believe firmware upgrade can fix a lot of things.
    I usually use 1, 3, 6, 9, 11 wireless channels for better wireless coverage.
    I use inssider software to determine the best wireless channel to use.
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    Hi,
    I'm not the most experienced when it comes to this type of thing so I will try and be as detail as I can so that someone may be able to provide me with a solution.
    I have a 13"  MacBook (about 4 years old) and recently increased my RAM from 512mb to 2gb and installed Snow Leopard which connected to the internet fine, but I then performed some Software Updates so the system is now 10.6.7 and since then I haven't been able to connect to the internet. My router shows up in the click down menu for airport but it tries to connect for about 7 seconds and then says "Connection Timed Out", I can get on the internet perfectly fine on other computers and from my iPhone so I have no idea why the MacBook can't connect. My router is a "Belkin Adsl Modem with wireless-G router" model FSD7632-4 version 1000uk.
    If anyone needs anymore information I will try and give it to you.
    Many Thanks

    I see you already have a correct answer, but you should try to avoid not having a secured network. My first advice would be to at least filter the MAC adresses of your know devices if your router support this feature. My second advice would be to try to secure your connection with WEP instead of WPA/WPA2, it is not as secure as WPA, but it is much better than no encryption and will probably work with all your wireless devices (my experience).
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    My ipad used to connect to the wireless net at home and in public areas.
    Now all by the sudden it can't "see"  the network.
    Message: " could not connect to wireless network"
    I have tried "everything" also on different networks,
    except resetting the modem.
    My iPhone works, as do all my other computers.
    Modem is Zyxel P2812

    Look at iOS Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections  http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398
    iPad: Issues connecting to Wi-Fi networks  http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3304
    iOS: Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points  http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4199
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    If none of the above suggestions work, look at this link.
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    http://appletoolbox.com/2010/04/ipad-wi-fi-problems-comprehensive-list-of-fixes/
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    Note - When troubleshooting wifi connection problems, don't hold your iPad by hand. There have been a few reports that holding the iPad by hand, seems to attenuate the wifi signal.
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    If any of the above solutions work, please post back what solved your problem. It will help others with the same problem.
     Cheers, Tom

  • Can't connect to wireless printer

    I cannot connect a wireless printer...I have tried 2 printers. HP photosmart 6510 and Epson SX535WD....the wireless strength appears to be good on the printer but the MAC can't see it and neither can the iPhone or the iPad....Sooooo frustrating. Have brought back printers to shop as thought they were faulty...They immediately signed in to their own wifi and printed no prob from iPhone....spoke to my broadband provider. They suggested might be interference from cordless phone, so switched that off....no success, then they said something about changing the WPA to WEP....this is becoming way too complicated for something that I thought was going to be plug in and go....Should I just give up and buy an old fashioned USB type....will I ever be able to print from the iPhone or iPad as well....HELP!!

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    I spoke with Linksys Tech Support and they had me change from WPA to WPA 2. More info under About this Mac now reports:
    PHY Mode: 802.11n
    BSSID: 0:25:9c:5:73:61
    Channel: 9
    Network Type: Infrastructure
    Security: WPA2 Personal
    Signal / Noise: -45 dBm / -96 dBm
    Transmit Rate: 59
    MCS Index: 6
    Where it was reporting PHY Mode 802.11g before, but still only shows a transmit rate of 59, over the transmit rate of 54 before.
    Unfortunately, the Chat Session with Linksys was cut off before I could ask why, or how to fix it!
    This is what my neighbor's router is reporting through More Info:
    BelkinN_Wireless582902:
    PHY Mode: 802.11n
    BSSID: 0:22:75:58:29:2
    Channel: 1,1
    Network Type: Infrastructure
    Security: None
    Signal / Noise: -79 dBm / -97 dBm
    I noticed his Channel listed as 1,1 as mine is 9. Would this indicate he could possibly have a dual channel router and thus the higher speed?
    When I run the Network Utility, it reports a Link Speed of 72Mbit/s where that was 54Mbit/s before changing to WPA 2. Is 72Mbit/s the best I can hope for out of this router? Thanks again...

  • MacBook Pro can't connect to wireless internet

    I have a MacBook Pro that I have had from about 3 years now. It's been great but earlier this week, it wasn't able to connect to the internet here at my school (college). I didn't think too much of it because my schools internet is always spotty and goes down from time to time. Yet when I go on to my computer tonight nothing I do with my airport or computer will get my webpages to say anything other than "Server not found". I tried turning off my airport then back on and reselecting my network because usually that helps. It would say it connected and I would have full bars but still the same error message. I tried again, and when I did it this time, I did it from within the system/network preferences. When I did this, I watched the connection of my airport go red, then I would connect and it would go to yellow saying I had no IP address. I would then sit and wait and eventually it would fully connect giving me the green go-a-head. But, again when I would open up my internet, I would get the "Sever not found" message. I would then quit my firefox all together and tried again that way and still same massage. I restarted my computer and tried again...nothing. I became more concerned because my roommate could get on the internet just fine and I could use the wireless in my room through my phone. I was consered that now this was a matter with my computer and not just the internet, so to make sure I got out my ethernet cable and hooked it up with my connection in my room. This would work!
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         My roommate brought up the possiblity that this problem is with some sort of chip in my computer that helps me connect wirelessly to the internet and that it has gone bad and needs to be replaced. It this so? or is there something else I need to be doing? (and I have been trying lots of thing) This is vital to me getting my work done because we are in the middle of the semester and I need my wireless!!
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    thats... odd
    thats a real world IP address. So that means you dont have an actual router doing NAT.
    It's also very unsecure. I HIGHLY advise tweaking your home network very soon. Without alot more info theres not much that I can really advise though.
    You said your roommate can get on the wireless fine - what IP address does he/she get?
    Also, i think you said if you plug in with a physical wire it works as well - what IP address there?
    Do you know if you have an actual router? Or is this simply a cable or dsl modem?

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  • Can I connect a wireless printer to two wireless networks

    I searched and couldn't find an answer to this exact situation. The answers to similar questions didn't seem to work.
    Can we share a wireless printer over two wireless networks without adding hardware or changing the wiring or doing complicated software modifications?
    Here is my set-up:
    Cable Modem> Linksys Wireless Router “N” on the first floor > older AirPort Extreme “G” via ethernet cable on second floor > Laser Printer via USB Cable on the second floor, plus an AirPort Express to extend the area on the second floor. We have 2 MacBooks and 1 MacBookPro that connect to the internet via either of 2 wireless networks. Generally, for better connection, you choose “N” if you are on the first floor and “G” for the second floor.
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    It used to be that if you wanted to wirelessly extend the range of a network, you'd have to set up a WDS. (WDS = Wireless Distribution System.) There was no "Extend a wireless network" option and no "Allow this network to be extended" checkbox—you'd have to fill out lots of WDS information yourself. It was sort of a pain.
    Then, with the 802.11n AirPorts, Apple introduced the "Extend a wireless network" option, greatly simplifying the setup process. It accomplishes the same thing as a WDS, but it's easier to set up and has less overhead. However, it can only be used if every AirPort in the wireless network supports 802.11n.
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    "Join a wireless network" is something different entirely. You'd use it if you wanted to connect to a network but not rebroadcast it. This could be useful when, for instance, your main router isn't an AirPort but you want to use AirTunes. In your case, however, this option wouldn't be very useful.
    Look at [this thread|http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2588489] for more information.
    *Actually, the old-fashioned way would be to use modems. Or to forget about the internet and send snail mail instead.

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