Connecting Palm TX to Netgear WNR2000 router

I cannot get the Palm to recognize the Netgear router. This morning while setting up my router, my Palm TX recognized the network before I completely set up the network. But after finishing it it will no longer recognize it. My son's laptop will connect and run though. Any sugesstions, or hints to try?
Post relates to: Palm TX
Message Edited by glcarter on 11-29-2008 11:58 AM

Gary, you find the settings the same way you set up the router - use your web browser on your PC to access the settings menu! You don't physically open the router.
Enter the IP address for the router (something like http://192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1) into the browser address bar and you should gain entry to the settings. The DNS will be listed somewhere on the setup pages. You're looking for the listing for the DNS numbers being sent to your router, sometimes called "Primary DNS and Secondary DNS". Other routers call it DNS1, DNS2, etc.
I don't own a NetGear router, but I'm sure your manual that came with it will explain things, as well as searching the Netgear site for help.
This sounds like a simple speed setting (backward-compatible). You'll need to set the router to transmit in either "/b, /g, and /n" mode or "Mixed B and G"... something like that.
WyreNut
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