Follow up on my previous message

The more I mess with this the bigger hunk of junk it appears. I took it off where I have no signal from my router and it synced up to the wireless card in my PC which has all the same settings as and work fine with the router. Both light remained blue and I could log into the RE. When I move back to a area I know I have weak signal levels the RE again synced to the PC and the signal strength went from very weak to excellent. Then move the RE to an area that I know the signal is good and left the PC in the very weak area. The lights on the RE blinked RED until it synced with the PC and the signal at the PC went up again. Now the problems begin. It I try to renew or run repair on my network card all goes fine until it tries to aquire a netwark address and it freezes. The signal strength shows to be excellent. If I unplug the RE the signal strength drops to very weak, but I do get an address. Why won't thing thing pass the address?
Btw the only way to get the lights to stay blue when the RE in only synced to the router is to remove all security and it still will ot pass an address. I have the feeling my 12ga.is going to get some exercise soon!
Message Edited by ecanon on 04-16-2008 03:00 PM

Sorry but I am not quite following your problem, other than at the very end you are saying that you can't enable security. It sounded as if you were moving in areas where the signal was weak and the RE was giving you better signals. Then you said you unplugged it and the signal was weak again. That is how it should work. However, the RE is not "syncing" to your PC or getting any info from it. It does connect to the router and retransmits that signal to the PC that is normally out of range of the router (e.g. poor signal). That the PC freezes when you try to renew an IP address may mean you need to power cycle the network. The router is actually where the DHCP (assigning the IP addresses to the devices) occurs. The RE doesn't actually do anything but extend the signal it gets from the router. Also, if you assigned a static IP to the PC during configuration, you have to reenable DHCP on the PC. Also, you describe the signal strength but you don't mention if you can connect to the internet. If you can, again, it sounds like the RE is doing its job.
On the security thing, what version of RE do you have? The first version may not support WPA but don't know for sure. I have v.1 with WEP enabled. Also, be sure the firmare is upgraded and the WPA info is correct.

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