Choosing a router

i have a linksys router, and a airport express, my linksys is far away, and gives me bad reception, and i have my apple one in the middle so i get better reception, is there anyway i can assure i am connected to the apple one, rather than the linksys, which i am sometimes, can i say which router to connect to if they have have the same ssid

No it is not possible.
iFelix

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Hi
I am facing with the problem.How to choose the wireless router part number support the following:
Support 802.11n/a/b/g standard
Operates on both 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency
Support Power over Ethernet (so you don’t have to wire the power cable, just use LAN)
Support QoS in order to provide different service level based on priority
MUST have WPA2 encryption
Best Regard,
Kthh

The 3600 AP has an AC module that suits your needs. The SKU tha includes the module is:
AIR-3602E-AC-xK9 or
AIR-3602I-AC-xK9
3602E has external antennae while 3602I has internal. Replace the x in xK9 with the letter for yout regulatory domain. US would be AK9.
Cisco also has an AP with internal AC capabilities, the 3700. The SKUs are:
AIR-CAP3702E-x-K9 or
AIR-CAP3702I-x-K9
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Help in choosing a router to connect our Wii

We have a 2,100sq ft house. We currently have the Linksys E1000 router and cannot connect our Wii to the internet. The router is downstairs w/our desktop @ one end of the house. The Wii is in our room over the garage @ the other end of the house. I can connect the Wii to the router, just cant get on the itnernet using the Wii to get Netflix, play online etc. I'm thinking that maybe our router isn't strong enough. I didn't think we had a "large" house and this router would work. Hubby & I are not the best w/technology so any suggestions you can offer would be really appreciated.

skatermom wrote:
We have a 2,100sq ft house. We currently have the Linksys E1000 router and cannot connect our Wii to the internet. The router is downstairs w/our desktop @ one end of the house. The Wii is in our room over the garage @ the other end of the house. I can connect the Wii to the router, just cant get on the itnernet using the Wii to get Netflix, play online etc. I'm thinking that maybe our router isn't strong enough. I didn't think we had a "large" house and this router would work. Hubby & I are not the best w/technology so any suggestions you can offer would be really appreciated.
If it can connect to the network and the signal strength is good (you will see it in the signal strength indicator in the Wii menu), then it's just your router settings that need to be configured to work with the Wii.

I need some help choosing a router/access point

I want to access the internet using a Verizon account. We have a new laptop that is wireless capable, and an older Gateway desktop I will need an adapter for. We want to be able to use both computer simultaneously.
thanks

Please repost your question in the Office for Mac Product Forums.

I installed a new wifi router and airport will not connect automatically to it. It sees the network but will not connect unless I tell it to.

I installed a new wifi router and airport will not connect automatically to it. It sees the network but will not connect unless I tell it to. I can't find anywhere in the utility or network preferences that will allow me to choose this router as the default. How do I fix this? BTW I'm using Lion.

Are there any previous networks that you have used that have the same password as Molly? YES
Using System Preferences > Network > AirPort Advanced again, you need to remove any listings of previous networks that used the same password as Molly. Click the name of the network and click the - (minus) button at the bottom of the list of connections.
Also delete any other networks (except Molly at the top of the list) that might have used the same name...Molly in the past.
Delete any other networks that you no longer need so that your Mac will search for networks more quickly
Click OK, then click Apply
Open KeyChain Access and look for a listing of any old networks that you no longer need. Click to highlight the name of the network, then click the Delete Key on your computer.
Then look for any old networks that might have used the name Molly in the past and do the same for them.
Then look for any old networks that might have used the same password as the password for your "new" Molly network and delete them in the same way
Click the KeyChain Access menu just next to the Apple icon in the upper left corner of the computer screen
and then click KeyChain First Aid
Enter the main administrator password for the Mac you are using and highlight the Repair button. Then click Start. You will see a message that repairs have been completed
Quit Keychain Access
Power down the entire network...all devices...order is not important
Power up the modem first, then your main router, the other devices one at a time
Log on to Molly and see if the Mac remembers it after a few tries. If not, I'm afraid that you will need to change the name of the wireless network and password on your router due to corruption issues on the Mac. You have done everything possible without re-installing the complete operating system.

Wrong routing selection in production order creation via MILL_OC

Hi,
We are using the order combination functionality (MILL_OC)
We have a product with alternative routings.
Situation is as follows:
- Create 2 plan orders for the same material
- Execute MILL_OC
When I execute the MILL_OC transaction I get the request to choose the routing. If I select routing with groupcounter 2 for both orders, the combined order is created with routing X /groupcounter 1.
I also tried using production versions but the situation remains
even by forcing to "use always production version" = setting in the material master, I still get routing 1.
It seems the combined order takes always the first routing, Any selection is not possible
Did I miss a setting/customizing or is it a bug?
Any help would be appriciated
Regards
Johan

Hi Ayoub,
All the 4 routings are valid from Oct.2014 to 31.12.9999.
The Order date is from Apr.2015.
I've made another test with 2 routings created with ECN and the order chose one without asking me what to choose. I don't know the criteria used in this functionallity.
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Caio.

What is the best Router to use?

If anyone could help me with choosing a router, that would be great. now, i was at walmart looking for routers cuz i have 2 computers and only have internet for one. now, There r routers called G routers and N routers. the G one is cheaper, but it's supose to be slower. with only 2 computers, would the G router bog down the internet if both computers r in use at the same time?

You really should take this up on a Windows networking forum. Your question wouldn't appear to have anything to do with iTunes, per se. But answering quickly, when it comes to Internet connection speed, it won't matter whether you get an 802.11g router or an 802.11n router (or even an 802.11b router, for that matter). Any of those wireless data rates will be significantly faster than any Internet connection any of us normal people can obtain. Router speed will only matter for data transfer between computers on your own network.
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2 days automatically routed to the next approval level

I would like to know, is there anyone accepted this pre-defined rule setting, the order will automatically route to the next level approval if 2 days limited is passed? I think Oracle should provide the flexibility on choosing such routing rule.

We agree. This should be identical to the current functionality of Oracle's iProcurement.
We also need to have the second approver layer related to category. This means that per category it should be possible to route to two different approvers:
- budget responsible manager
- technical manager
For some products and services this is a must have. For example, when a buyer selects a computer some companies require that also the department responsible for the maintainance of computers in some companies should give their approval for such a purchase.
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UCCX 7 Agent Based Routing - Best Approach

Hello all,
Our agent phones have two lines. The first line is the contact centre agent number and the second line is the agent's personal DDI.
I am trying to work out the best approach to deal with calls coming in on the DDI line as I would like these to be part of the contact centre too and be able to report on call activity here. My initial thoughts are that a call will come into the DDI and if the agent is not available then it will be transfered to the CSQ for that agent.
Would it be better for the DDI line to have a "call foward all" set to the CSQ trigger and then use some enterprise parameter to see the original called number, do a lookup and send this call to the agent whose DDI it is? I'm just wondering how this is achieved programatically? Or would a better approach be for all of the agent DDI numbers to be triggers for the UCCX application? This leads to the question how many triggers can an application have?
Thanks,

This is always a sticky topic. Both of your ideas are possible and there isn't really a "best" option IMO.
If you create a trigger and have agents CFA their lines to it, then it is only a single trigger in CCX to configure.
Agents can turn this off by disabling CFA. This could be good or bad though.
CCX would need to handle redirecting the call to VM if reaching the agent fails.
You remove the ability for the agent to even see the call (call waiting) since the busy trigger is set to one on their ICD line. Their only indication someone called would be if they leave a voicemail.
There is no documented limit of triggers per application.
Agents cannot turn this on/off.
Everything else would be the same as option one.
You can do this either with a Call Consult Transfer step or attempt an agent-based routing with the Select Resource step. For reporting reasons you would want to use Select Resource though. This also means the agent cannot answer calls at all unless they are logged in to CAD though.
Also, you could choose to route to a CSQ instead of the agent's voicemail in any of these scenarios if you wanted. CCX cannot queue callers to a specific agent and CSQs don't scale well enough to have one per agent. This somewhat depends on who is calling though. A menu option with choices works well: Press one for voicemail or two to speak with another representative."
Lastly, another scenario might be to create an IVR with a "dial by extension" concept where the customers know the extension of who they are reaching and not the direct line number. CCX could do agent-based routing as discussed above there. The advantage is that their direct line would remain untouched. This only works if they would refrain from giving that number out though.

Re-routing options on E90 and RTTI

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1. How much total RAM can you install on this? I know the standard 4 and 8 gig options can be bought, but how whats the max configurable that will work?
16GB max in a current macbook pro.
2. I'm debating installing either an SSD or larger drive on this. I'd like to be able to run a few windows VM's on the box, possibly 2 Server VM's (2K8R2) and a windows 7 VM. Is this realistic?
SSD's still don't have the same max capacities as HDD's and of course are way more expensive. For what you are suggesting you want to stuff on to the disk I think you would be better off with a larger capacity HDD.
3. How difficult is it to add the SSD (or any other drive) and re-install the Mac OS on it? I'm fairly good with windows and all..but relatively new to Macs.
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RIP/EIGRP maximum number of Equal cost routes

I am looking for documentation on:
If a router has 20 equal cost routing paths and only 4 show up in the routing table, what is the determining factor that chooses which four and where are the other 16 put in case the 4 routes become unusable.
Most documentation will tell you the maximum amount and how to change it but I have not found any documentation on how EIGRP or RIP chooses the routes.

You can have up to 4 by default, but you can configure the routing table to accept up to 6 on older code, and up to 8 on newer code, using the command "maximum-paths" under router eigrp. EIGRP will attempt to install all of the available paths, but the routing table will only allow it to install the first x that it installs.
The routes which are not installed by EIGRP are placed in a "backup table." If one route fails, each routing protocol running on the router is notified, and will attempt to install any routes (which match the destination, of course) back into the routing table. Again, the frst x paths would win.
Be careful with this much redundancy in eigrp--you're playing with fire if you have 15 or 20 links between a pair of routers.Russ

How can Teststand have Switch Executive dynamically change a route.

I have created routes in Switch Executive and when I try to connect these routes thru Teststand via Action Properties under the Switching Tab. I get an error saying:
Details:A reserved for routing channel required for connecting this route is already in use by another route.(Error = -29031) [Error Code: -17500, Operation Failed.]
I am trying to connect two different routes by the following syntax in the "Routes to Connect" section:
"Route1 & Route2"
It seems that in Switch Executive Route1 and Route2 are both using the same reserved for routing paths. For example:
Route1:      [C0->MatrixA/r1->C2]
Route2:      [C1->MatrixA/r1->C5]
So my question is then...How can Teststand make Switch Executive change the route path? I have r0, r1, r2, and r3 set as reserved for routing. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for your help.
For situation 1:
When I use this method Switch Executive dynamically chooses a route but its always the same route.   What I need to do is have a set of pins that use only one route and another set of pins that uses a different set of routes. You can think of it as c1 is one lead of a multimeter and c2 is the other lead. I need to be able to connect c1 on any other column besides c2 and also c2 to be able to connect to any other pin besides c1. Since in Teststand I need to connect c1 and c2 simultaneously as a step I get an error because both are trying to use the same route.
Also when I change the route from:
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                                                     to: channelA->matrix/r1->channelB,
then when I save and close Switch Executive and I reopen it the channels automatically routes itself back to channelA->matrix/r0->channelB.
Is there any way that I can save these routes to my configured route?

Router not supported

Ok I'm new at the router game. I've had a WRT54GS for about a month now. This is really dopey but yesterday I was looking at the router box and noticed that the secure easy setup button was there, I hadn't noticed that it had any function before. soo i pushed it....it blinked so i pushed it again and it eventually stopped so I thought...i'm ok. I go on about the day and it's fine we're using the network with the other computers everything is fine until about 5 am I tried to log on from my laptop and it couldn't find a connection. I got on the master computer to see what was wrong and it said there were two connections so choose the router. I chose and it said the router isn't supported so since then I've tried everything uninstalling reinstalling resetting, nothings working. I got on here and downloaded the newest version of LELA and the firmware updater for the WTR54G and the WTR54GS but when I ran the updater It said my router isn't supported too. So basically now any time I run LELA or the firmware updater it says my router isn't supported when I know it is. What have I done and how do I reverse it? Sorry I'm long winded btw I've been working on this since 5 am.

As you pressed the secure easy set up button on the router ..... it changes the wireless settings on your router ..... making the network name as linksys_ses & the security level as WPA passpharse .....
So you are not able to go online with laptop later on .....
To make it agian configured ...... open routers set up page using http://192.168.1.1 .....leave username blank & in password use admin .....
Click wireless tab ..... change the network name to any non-linksys name .... click save settings ....
Go to wireless sub-tab .... change the security level to WEP or WPA ....have a note of the key ..... & click save settings ....
Check on laptop are you able to connect new network name & try going online .........

Choosing of License (IP adv vs IP enterprise Adv)

Hi,
I am working of choosing of router license. Most of time I notices not clear about between a IP Advanced Services License and IP Advance Enterprise Services License. The different is IP Advance Enterprise service license support "...as well as older protocols". But Advance not. However, I cannot find what is including in "older protocols" Did any one can advise me what that is?

You should be able to find the differences using the Cisco Feature Navigator. Use this url:
www.cisco.com/go.fn
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Power Mac G5 Won't Connect to Linsys Router via PC

Greetings, I'm running a Windows XP Professional machine that is hard wired to a cable modem and connected to a Linksys Router (the WRT54G). I have a Power Mac G5 in the basement(running Panther) that recognizes the router but won't allow me to connect to the network, claiming I'm entering an invalid password. My original problem started without having the external airport antenna, but I received that today and still, no signal. The PC also recognizes an internal IP address beginning with 192... and the Mac recognizes one beginning with 169....anyone have any suggestions? I'm pulling my hair out of my head. Thanks.
Tonytee
Power Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.7)

sorry..you do have the configuration right. i think i'm having problems with both. i've been on the phone with Mac, Linksys and Microsoft for the last two weeks and no one can seem to figure out the problem. I took my G5 to an Apple Store, had the card tested and it worked. I've also connected the internet directly into the Mac and through the Router via Ehternet and that works.
I set the PC up with the Linksys software and created a Network---though, I can't seem to locate it on the PC. My Mac recognizes the Networks there when I click on the Airport Icon in the upper right hand corner, but tells me my password is invalid-same if I use Network Setup Assistant. If I Create a New Network through Airport and choose the Router's Channel, I get an Airport Window that shows full signal strength, but there are no lines in my Airport Icon in the upper right hand corner of my desktop, but rather a small box that looks like a mini TV inside the icon. Bizarre.
That is my dilemma in a nutshell. And as I said earlier, both machines still have Internal IP addresses. If I try and configure on the Mac Automatically, I get zilch. And the maddening thing is that I was actually able to get online about two weeks ago when this nightmare started..I didn't get past my Home Page, but I got on. Hope this clears it up a bit. Thanks.
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