Hi, network magic problem.
This is my problem, my google nexus, is not connecting to my router. my dad said he kicked me, because he didnt know what it was on network magic aka track as intruder. im looking for the device on NM, cant find it. any solution? i heard you could uninstall NM and reinstall again, but im not sure if he remembers the admin/password to the linksys router info page and not sure if that will mess it up. thanks in advance.
You may try to do that as a workaround. Try enabling it, connect your Google nexus. then try disabling network lock again. It should let you connect then. You will only tracked as an intruder if you're going to manually set it as an intruder on the network magic software itself.
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Installing Cisco E3000, conflict with Network Magic
I have replaced, for security reasons, my old Belkin with the Cisco E3000. The installation disk runs and then says will not configure router. I tried Cisco Router chat but they say it is a Network Magic problem, because the software in the install disk conflicts with Network Magic. I have checked my firewall (Sunbelt's Vipre) and did not see any problem. I am running XP SP3. I also uninstalled all the Belkin entries I can find, rebooted, and still it would not install. Somewhere, in Network Magic, has to be the process in which I need.
Information to help in diagnosis:
Network Magic version 5.5.9195.0-Pure0
Cable Connection
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Router I am trying to install: Cisco E3000. Since it won't setup, I can't give you any info
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Ethernet port is a PCI Card
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My physical locating is Western PA, USA
I was able, with the router setting up, connect to the internet simply by plugging in the router to the modem and then PC. Plugging in the router to the cable modem was part of the setup procedure. Connecting to the PC was something I did via Network Magic. This did not set up the router.jobanks wrote:
I have replaced, for security reasons, my old Belkin with the Cisco E3000. The installation disk runs and then says will not configure router. I tried Cisco Router chat but they say it is a Network Magic problem, because the software in the install disk conflicts with Network Magic. I have checked my firewall (Sunbelt's Vipre) and did not see any problem. I am running XP SP3. I also uninstalled all the Belkin entries I can find, rebooted, and still it would not install. Somewhere, in Network Magic, has to be the process in which I need.
Information to help in diagnosis:
Network Magic version 5.5.9195.0-Pure0
Cable Connection
Cable modem is a Motorola, SB 5100
Router I am trying to install: Cisco E3000. Since it won't setup, I can't give you any info
Router Connection: Wired
Ethernet port is a PCI Card
Windows XP SP 3 with all updates
Firewall from Sunbelt software, the Vipre product versions 4.0.3904, updated 30 minutes ago
Vipre also applies to the Anti-Virus
My physical locating is Western PA, USA
I was able, with the router setting up, connect to the internet simply by plugging in the router to the modem and then PC. Plugging in the router to the cable modem was part of the setup procedure. Connecting to the PC was something I did via Network Magic. This did not set up the router.
Hi jobanks,
Call Network Magic Support for help.
By phone: 888-812-9402
Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm Pacific Time
Sat-Sun, 11am-4pm Pacific Time
(We're closed on most US national holidays.)
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Printer sharing problem in Network Magic
I have a desktop computer running Windows XP connected to a HP Photosmart 1115 printer. I have a laptop running Windows 7. I installed Network Magic on both machines. The network map is showing the printer with a yellow directional arrow going both ways. When I right-click on the printer and choose "Complete printer setup" a pop-up screen appears "Connecting to hp photosmart 1115 series on (name of desktop)." Then another screen pops-up "No driver found". Then another screen pops-up "File needed: Printer driver INF for Hp photosmart 1115 series". Not sure where to look on desktop? I tried some inf printers drivers but I get "Windows cannot connect to printer". I also get error 0x00000214 which tells me to set-up the printer by creating a port with \\desktopname\\printername. This changed the look of the printer icon in the control panel but the printer did not work on either of the machines. The only way I can print from the laptop is to save my files into a shared folder and then go to the desktop and open the shared folder and print. Is there any other solution to this problem besides buying a new printer that is compatible with Windows 7? There are no drivers from HP available to work in Windows 7. I also am using Norton Security Suite with Comcast.
jamhome wrote:
I have a desktop computer running Windows XP connected to a HP Photosmart 1115 printer. I have a laptop running Windows 7. I installed Network Magic on both machines. The network map is showing the printer with a yellow directional arrow going both ways. When I right-click on the printer and choose "Complete printer setup" a pop-up screen appears "Connecting to hp photosmart 1115 series on (name of desktop)." Then another screen pops-up "No driver found". Then another screen pops-up "File needed: Printer driver INF for Hp photosmart 1115 series". Not sure where to look on desktop? I tried some inf printers drivers but I get "Windows cannot connect to printer". I also get error 0x00000214 which tells me to set-up the printer by creating a port with \\desktopname\\printername. This changed the look of the printer icon in the control panel but the printer did not work on either of the machines. The only way I can print from the laptop is to save my files into a shared folder and then go to the desktop and open the shared folder and print. Is there any other solution to this problem besides buying a new printer that is compatible with Windows 7? There are no drivers from HP available to work in Windows 7. I also am using Norton Security Suite with Comcast.
Hi jamhome,
You will not be able to use the Printer from your Windows 7 Laptop without compatible Windows 7 Drivers. I purchased a Lexmark X6570 which is Wireless and works in Windows 7 Utlimate 64-Bit Version Computer.
You need to purchase a Printer or All-in-One that plugs into the Router or is Wireless to each computer.
You also need to open up Windows 7's Network and Sharing Center which may or may not help.
If you need additional help include the information that the posts at the top of the Forum asks for.
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Problem with Network Magic/Connecting to my PS3
Hello!
I've really been enjoying my Cisco Wireless-G WRT-54G2 for the last two months, using it as a wireless hookup to my PS3. However, yesterday morning sometime something on my PC hiccupped or something . . . it's an older '04 Sony Vaio- whenever I try to install Windows XP MS Service Pack 2 (it has 1)- it goes into terminal slowdown . . . but it hasn't had any problems until this morning, when I lost the internet connection on both the land line connected to my PC and the wireless one connected to my PS3. I don't know really what happened, though the only new error that seems to have come up is that my Norton AntiVirus is thtrowing out an "Auto-Protect" error that can't seem to get resolved . . .
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What a wonderful way to be spending my turkey day!!
Any suggestions? Is the Norton AntiVirus screwing me up? I'd appreciate any assistance anyone could provide.
Eric Bowling
(Mod note: Removed non-public information. Thank you.)
Message Edited by Vince_02 on 11-25-2009 05:09 AMIt is fairly easy and you should be up before Turkey day
If you know your PS3 has the correct security key for Network Magic (WEP or preferrably WPA WPA2 ) then follow this.
Open Network Magic>Click on (Network) Tasks>Click on Add a Device>(I have network lock on always to prevent intruders) it should disable your network lock>Follow the prompts, make sure your PS3 is on and click on internet or something to make it grab an IP addy, and show it's MAC addy, as well>
When Network Magic's "add a Device Wizard" starts looking for your PS3's MAC address, and you see a MAC address appear below the "searching" line>
you should be fine(and be able to click Finish) then, as it will be included as a device with access to your Router>It should re-engage your Network Lock.
Kind regards,
Dagra
PS. I just started using Network Magic about 2 weeks ago, and got the 5.5 pro, for my home network. It took me about 30 minutes to get it all connected including my PS3, but then I'm an IT Tech.
Message Edited by Dagra on 11-25-2009 06:17 PM -
Does anyone have problems with Network Magic slowing computers down?
Our company has been using Network Magic for several years without too many problems. The problem is with some of the recent updates, our Norton Program keeps telling us that Network Magic is slowing our system down. Things are so slow with almost everything it feels like we are back to dial up internet and the sit and wait game to see files on other computers. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Try This...
Close All Open Apps... Perform a Reset... Try again...
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Network Magic can't even solve it's own licensing problem?
What's the deal with NM and Cisco?
So I try and install NM and it reports it can't connect to it's own licensing server.. Brilliant.
Then I try to open a ticket and it tells me I need to download the .2 version of the app and does not open the ticket...
So I follow the link, download and install and yes, I guessed it, it's the same non .2 version... Brilliant..
Very not impressive folks...
What is the deal?
Message Edited by Trondyne on 10-01-2009 04:47 PMTrondyne wrote:
What's the deal with NM and Cisco?
So I try and install NM and it reports it can't connect to it's own licensing server.. Brilliant.
Then I try to open a ticket and it tells me I need to download the .2 version of the app and does not open the ticket...
So I follow the link, download and install and yes, I guessed it, it's the same non .2 version... Brilliant..
Very not impressive folks...
What is the deal?
Message Edited by Trondyne on 10-01-2009 04:47 PM
Hi Trondyne,
See the post at the top of the forum and include the information asked for.
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Network Magic or Home Network Defender is Blocking Uploads
I removed my primary hard drive and installed a new, faster larger one. When I installed Network Magic I have been getting some significant problems:
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I did not have this problem before I reinstalled Network Magic. My other computers do not have this problem.
I am using:
Network Magic Pro Version 5.5.9195.0-pure0
The OS on this computer is Vista Ultimate Service Pack 2
The internet connection is CABLE via Atlantic Broadband
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1. Speed test shows 0 Kbps upload speed and the gauge shows nothing uploaded on the Network Magic Speed Test
2. I can NOT upload my videos to my external video publishing site - the Vimeo uploader is erroring out and crashing. When I try the browser tool, I am getting an error that says I can not upload the file.
I did not have this problem before I reinstalled Network Magic. My other computers do not have this problem.
I am using:
Network Magic Pro Version 5.5.9195.0-pure0
The OS on this computer is Vista Ultimate Service Pack 2
The internet connection is CABLE via Atlantic Broadband
The Router is a Linksys WRT610Nv2 Fireware 2.00.00 B05
The computer's virus software is NETSAFE Security Suite from Altantic Broadband - Firewall is NOT active. ( this is different than my other computer that is on the network, and it different than my prior installation configuration on my old hard drive - it used McAfee. -
Network Magic Pro 5.5 incorrectly identifies my HTC Android phone as a Win7 PC
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Please anyone - HELP!Dang! It's been a year since this was posted and nobody is able to HELP...
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How to remove the "Index Page" option from the Router in Network Magic Pro 5.5.9195
I find it ironic and I can click on my router in the Map view of network magic, and the last option is "Index Page". This immediately loads my router setup in a browser window. It completely bypasses the router login and password. I do not want anyone to be able to start my PC, open Network Magic, and click this option and have access to my router. This is stupid. How do you turn this option off, remove it, or hide it?
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I am looking for a solution in Network Magic, not my OS.
Thanks,
BrianAnything you do without submitting to form has to be done on the client side (ususally by JavaScript) using data which has been send already from the server.
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Hi – My problem is that NWM is confused and thinks that I do not have a link to my router. Also, following changes to my network the map has not been updated. How do I get Network Magic to update it’s map?
Last night I tried to upgrade the FW on my BEFSR41 and ended up with a brick – not sure why, but I have been unable to revive it. I had this Dlink DI-624 which I was using simply as an access point, and I then moved over to be the Gateway. I was going to replace the BEFSR41 with another one, but instead got a WRT160 which I put in place of the DLink to act as the Access point. All network functionality seems fine, but Network Magic is confused. Besides not recognizing that the DLINK router has been moved, it also does not see the new Linksys WRT160. This is the same on all three computers running NWM.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Below is the requested info re: my network.
TIA – Tom
1. Your Network Magic Version installed: example: 5.1.9055.0-Pure0
2. The type of connection to the Internet, - Cable
3. The Brand of Modem and its Model Number - ARRIS TM502G VOIP Modem
4. The Brand, Model, Hardware Revision of your Router and include the Firmware Version: D-Link DI-624 Rev C, FW 2.76
5. The Method of connection your problem computer has to the Router: Wired
6. The Connection in use on the problem computer: Ethernet Port is a PCI Adapter Card, Linksys WMP54G v4.1
7. Operating system and version and Service Pack Level - Windows XP Professional SP3
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10. Include your location in the post or fill out your Profile for this forum and include the location. Northern Kentucky/Metro Cincinnati
11. Post the link to your Router Model – http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DI%2D624%5FrevC
12 – Normal Network Devices - 2 Desktop PCs running WinXP SP 3, 1 Vista SP1 Laptop, 1 NetGear NAS, Linksys Print Server, 1 WD MyBook World, Wii, iPod, PPC & various other transient wireless clients
Solved!
Go to Solution.THX for the reply, Augie. Uninstalling Network Magic, then ckeaning out the remnants and finally reinstalling Network Magic on all three computers did in fact allow the program to recognize the topology changes. This, however, seems like a cumbersome solution to the discovery & mapping of topology changes.
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"Network Magic Notification: NMApp.exe - No Disk" error message
Since downloading a trial of Network Magic I get an error message when linking to websites from email.
How do I fix this.Hi there, can you please post some addtional info so that the Cisco Network Magic Support Community here on the Linksys Forums can assist you? The info that is needed is as follows:
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5. The Method of connection your problem computer has to the Router: Wired or Wireless.
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12. And any other information you think is important if answering your own post, and the nature of the problem, itself.
13. By posting all this information, you can hopefully get help from someone that has the same equipment that you have and theirs is working. Not everyone has the same equipment.
(Thanks to thecreator for providing me this list of info needed for NM support)
Please note that I am note that I'm not an employee of Cisco, and I am volunteering my time on here to assist other NM users, thanks!
My Cisco Network Magic Configuration:
Router: D-Link WBR-2310 A1 FW:1.04, connected to Comcast High Speed Internet
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EasyLink Advisor and Network Magic together - Why?
I am running a Toshiba laptop with Windows XP(MCE) SP3, wireless on a home network with a WRT300N V1.1 router - conecting this laptop, Lexmark X4550 wireless printer, a PS3(80), 3 PSP's, a desktop HP running Windows SP2 with a USB g adapter. I have updated LELA to (Version 3.11 build 9139.94 Platform version: 11.2.9195.1); and Network Magic to (Version: 5.5.9195.0-Pure0 Platform version: 11.2.9195.1 Updated 8/19/2009). I am running a Clearwire wireless broadband modem to the internet and the back of the router. So far, everything seems to be running fine.
My question is why am I running two different systems from Linksys to manage my router? Do I need both of them, even though they seem to be a little different? Which one is the future standard for Linksys? Do I lose anything by deleting one of them, or do I gain anything by keeping both of them? They do not seem to interfere with each other - it is just confusing.
LELA seems to be the better one now that both have been upgraded to the newer sotware.
Please advise. Thanks...
Toshiba Satellite P105-S0684 laptop with Windows XP(MCE) SP3, Intel Pro/100 VE wired and Intel Pro/Wireless 3945ABG wireless. Network with a WRT300N V1.1 router (Firmware version V1.51.2) - conecting this laptop, Lexmark X4550 wireless printer, a PS3(80), 3 PSP's, a desktop HP running Windows XP(Pro) SP2 with a USB g adapter. I have updated LELA to (Version 3.11 build 9139.94 Platform version: 11.2.9195.1); and Network Magic to (Version: 5.5.9195.0-Pure0 Platform version: 11.2.9195.1 Updated 8/19/2009). I am running a Clearwire wireless broadband modem to the internet and the back of the router.toomanydonuts wrote:
My understanding is that there should be no port scan attempts coming through the router. Normally all the router's ports are closed, so no port scan should be coming through the router.
That's my understanding as well, but, unfortunately, I am still getting ports being scanned from remote IPs. :-(
Possible sources for this would be:
1) another computer on your network is sending out the port scan
2) a wireless printer on your network is opening ports ( I have an HP wireless printer that does this).
3) someone is connecting wirelessly to your network, and scanning ports
1) I only have one computer.
2) Believe it or not I don't have a printer. :-)
3) The router is connected to my computer via ethernet cable, so (I assume) I have (hopefully) turned off the wireless part of the router.
To verify that the router's ports are closed, go to Gibson Research at grc.com , and click on the "Shields UP!" test. Scan your ports and see if any of them are open. The Shields UP! program WILL do a port scan, so you can also see if your computer's firewall complains during this test.
I have done the above and the ports that "Shields Up" scans are stealthed.
If you do find ports open, the most likely cause is a program, running on one of your computers, that is opening ports.
All the programs that I use I have used for a number of years. With the D-Link router that I used I did not have this "problem". Having said that I am not interested in going back to the D-Link router. Hopefully this problem that I am having with my Linksys router can be rectified. :-)
Report back with the results of the scan.
Message Edited by toomanydonuts on 01-23-2008 02:02 AM
Thank you very much for your help toomanydonuts!!!
Servalan -
Computer does not have the latest version of Network Magic????
Your Network Magic Version installed: 5.1.9055.0-Pure0
The type of connection to the Internet, like DSL, Cable, or Verizon FIOS Internet Connection.: DSL
The Brand of Modem and its Model Number the router is connected to.: Motorola Surfboard SB5100
The Brand, Model, Hardware Revision of your Router and include the Firmware Version: D-Link DIR 655 Rev. A4 Firmware 1.21
The Method of connection your problem computer has to the Router: Wired or Wireless: Wireless
Operating system and version and Service Pack Level, if any. Ex. Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Service Pack 1: Vista (Ultimate) SP2
Software Firewall in use: McAfee Personal Firewall 9.0.136 Build: McAfee Personal Firewall 10.3
Also if any Anti-Virus Program or Spyware Program is actively protecting your computer. (Some Programs like Spybot does cause problems, not being able to go to specific sites.)
MCAfee SecurityCenter 9.3
My problem is this. I downloaded Network Magic from the link on the web page, after I made my purchase, on every computer. Things were working fine with the computer above, then one day I was changing the internet usage times and I received an error message:
THE COMPUTER NEEDS NETWORK MAGIC, NETWORK MAGIC VERSION 5.0 OR LATER MUST BE RUNNING ON THE SELECTED COMPUTER IN ORDER FOR YOU TO CONNECT TO IT.
Now prior to that day I was about to connect to it from my computer. I am also still receiving Network Magic reports on the above computer sent to my email everyday. If the software is not install like the error message says then how is it that I continue to receive the computer usage reports?Chiangel wrote:
Your Network Magic Version installed: 5.1.9055.0-Pure0
The type of connection to the Internet, like DSL, Cable, or Verizon FIOS Internet Connection.: DSL
The Brand of Modem and its Model Number the router is connected to.: Motorola Surfboard SB5100
The Brand, Model, Hardware Revision of your Router and include the Firmware Version: D-Link DIR 655 Rev. A4 Firmware 1.21
The Method of connection your problem computer has to the Router: Wired or Wireless: Wireless
Operating system and version and Service Pack Level, if any. Ex. Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Service Pack 1: Vista (Ultimate) SP2
Software Firewall in use: McAfee Personal Firewall 9.0.136 Build: McAfee Personal Firewall 10.3
Also if any Anti-Virus Program or Spyware Program is actively protecting your computer. (Some Programs like Spybot does cause problems, not being able to go to specific sites.)
MCAfee SecurityCenter 9.3
My problem is this. I downloaded Network Magic from the link on the web page, after I made my purchase, on every computer. Things were working fine with the computer above, then one day I was changing the internet usage times and I received an error message:
THE COMPUTER NEEDS NETWORK MAGIC, NETWORK MAGIC VERSION 5.0 OR LATER MUST BE RUNNING ON THE SELECTED COMPUTER IN ORDER FOR YOU TO CONNECT TO IT.
Now prior to that day I was about to connect to it from my computer. I am also still receiving Network Magic reports on the above computer sent to my email everyday. If the software is not install like the error message says then how is it that I continue to receive the computer usage reports?
Hi Chiangel,
If Network Magic is not now installed on the question computer, you need to unsbscribe from the E-mails themselves to stop them.
As for not seeing the computer from the other computer, you need to adjust Vista's Network and Sharing Center, to allow the computers to see each other.
What build of McAfee Firewall are you running?
thecreator - Running Network Magic version -5.5..9195.0-Pure0 on Windows XP Home Edition SP 3
Running Network Magic version -5.5.9195.0-Pure0 on Wireless Computer with McAfee Personal Firewall Build 11.5.131 Wireless Computer has D-Link DWA-552 connecting to D-Link DIR-655 A3 Router. -
Major instability with Network Magic for Mac
First of all, I'm a long time LELA user which has been great for quickly gaining an understanding of what is connected to the network. I like being able to see both connected and disconnected devices.
I thought I would give Network Magic a shot since that is where the future direction is headed. It has great potential but right now is a major pain in the rear. I have a rather large home network with roughly 15 devices connected or disconnected at any given time. At first the network map worked like LELA in that it would show all devices disconnect or connected. I have two Mac laptops that have different IP and MAC addressses depending on whether they are connected via wired or wireless.
After installing the Mac client on both Mac laptops that's when the frustration began. It seems that with the Mac client software running on both Macs NM5.5 only wants to recognize one on the map at a time. Every few minutes I get an alert that a new device has been detected. But what really happens is the existing laptop drops off the map and the other will pop on. On the Mac itself it automatically triggers the Network Magic screen to popup which is a major annoyance. A few minutes will go by and then the process repeats itself. This laptop will drop of the network map and the other will pop back on. Again, this pops up the Network Magic window on the 2nd laptop which is an annoyance.
Furthermore, when one laptop drops off the... printers that are shared from another Windows PC are no longer available and accessible on the Mac. Rest assured... waiting another few minutes the process will repeat itself.
The other major downside is after installing the Mac clients the network map only shows the name of the Mac laptop and is always recognized as one device regardless of IP or MAC address. I no longer have two seperate IP/MAC devices showing on the map depending on whether it is a wired or wireless connection. I cannot look at the map and quickly know whether the device is connected via wire or wireless. Thus when I print a hard copy of all my network devices and settings I dont' get to see the MAC address and details for the non-connected MAC/IP.
Finally, the Mac client does not have the ability to "generate daily computer reports" of the usage.
At this point I am forced to uninstall the Mac clients until a solution for this problem is provided. I'm glad I checked out the trial version first!Also for the Linksys folks... I'm not sure how all of the below information is relevant but if it gets you to resolve the problems and add the necessary features then great:
Your Network Magic Version installed: 5.59195
The type of connection to the Internet: Cable
The Brand of Modem and its Model Number the router is connected to: Some Toshiba POS from Time Warner
The Brand, Model, Hardware Revision of your Router and include the Firmware Version: WRT310N with firmware 1.0.07
The Method of connection your problem computer has to the Router: Both wired and/or wireless
The Connection in use on the problem computer: Both an Ethernet port and the wireless N adapter in a MacBook Pro 17" Unibody and a Macbook 13" Core2Duo
Operating system and version and Service Pack Level, if any.Vista on the main Windows machine and OSX Snow Leopard Developer Preview (OSX 10.6) on both Mac laptops
Software Firewall in use: None
Also if any Anti-Virus Program or Spyware Program: None
Include your location in the post or fill out your Profile for this forum and include the location. Kansas City, MO , USA
Post the link to your Router Model: Linksys WRT310N
Network Topology is as follows:
NETWORKING GEAR
Main Gateway: Linksys WRT310N in Wireless N Mode only using WPA2 AES security on channel 1
Additional Router: Linksys WRT54G v5 with latest firmware running in Mixed Mode B/G with WPA Personal security on channel 11
Access Point: WAP54G v3 (I think) running in Mixed Mode B/G with WPA Personal security on channel 11 (several floors below the WRT54G setup in repeater mode connecting wirelessly only
NAS GEAR
Netgear ReadyNAS NV+
PRINTING GEAR
Linksys WPS54G Wireless G Printer Sever (hands down the worst piece of equipment manufactured by Linksys, the wireless part doesn't even work so I run it wired). HP LaserJet 1200 is attached to it
HP Photosmart All in One C6150 connected via the wireless G WRT54G router
HP Photosmart 370 (Shared via main Windows desktop)
HP Photosmart 8750 (Shared via main Windows desktop)
GAMING CONSOLES
XBOX 360 (connected via the Wireless G Network: WRT54G and WAP54G)
Wii (connected via the Wireless G Network: WRT54G and WAP54G)
MOBILE DEVICES
2 iPhones via wireless G network (WRT54G and WAP54G)
COMPUTERS
Windows Desktop running Vista SP1. This is where the main version of Network Magic 5.5 runs and is wired into the network
17" MacBook Pro Unibody via wired or wireless depending on location. Wireless connects ONLY to the WRT310N in N mode
13" MacBook Core 2 Duo via wired or wireless depending on location. Wireless connects ONLY to the WRT310N in N mode -
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