WLC4136 Wirless Controller and Network Projectors

I have a WLC4136 wireless controller with AP1020 access points.
The wireless network runs fine.
I have recently purchased an NEC P350W projector.
It has network projecting capabilites. I have the projector wired into our network as it has a LAN port
One can connect to the projector (Win 7 - All Programs > Accessories > Connect to a networked projector)
When I am connected via a wired LAN connection the PC will find the projector and connect with no problems.
When I connect via a wireless connection going through my WLC4136 it can not see the projector and will not connect.
Any advice on getting the network projector to be seen and connectable to on the wireless?

I fixed it.
Went to
Controller > General
Enabled Ethernet Multicast Mode

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please tell me what to download,heres my ids:
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Thinkpad T43p (2668-G4G) Network Controller and Biometric Coprocessor issues on Win XP Pro install

Hi all,
I am new the the forum but I guess its time time to recognise my defeat and send out a distress signal: Mayday Mayday Mayday...
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My original HDD (Hitachi 7,200 rpm IDE) crashed a few days ago so I repaced it with a WD 160GB drive (5,400 rpm). I always get a firmware message on start up and I could only partition 130GB (not the full 160GB). This I have read from various forums is a common problem with the Thinkpads and that it wont really affect the performance of my T43p... any comments?
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Has anybody had these problems before and managed to resolve them?
The HDD issue is not as crucial I guess but if anybody has a solution to that I'd be greatful.
Johann
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Welcome to the forum!
Your wireless driver:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/6hwc05ww.zip
After downloading it, you must go into C>Drivers>Win>Wlanint and run the setup file from there
FPR:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-70064
Follow the instructions on the download page.
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Unable to install lan realtek rtl8101 and network controller driver on windows server 2008

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After resetting windows 8.1, I only my ethernet works and I cant turn my wifi. I looked in the device manger, and under "unknown devices" are listed Network Controller and PCI Device with yellow alerts near them. I know that these are related to the wireless card, but everytime I try to update them they say that there is no driver for them.
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I am fairly new to computers and obtained a T42 for my grandson. Please bear with me as I am rather Techno challenged and battled now for 2 days getting internet connection. Had to do a clean XP SP2 installation and landed up with a host of Other devices issues with Yellow Question marks. Have downloaded most drivers from http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads with various success. Need serious help here please.
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raycomp schrieb:.
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PCI devices and network controller

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Subject: Re: PCI devices and network controller (Satellite SM 30 X-165)
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Clear CMOS with your PSU unplugged from A/C power. Then load "Optimized Defaults" in BIOS and retest.
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1. Join process - comparable to connecting a cable in the wired network world. Usually "OPEN".2. Authentication - this verifies the client is who they claim they are because they possess a certificate (EAP-TLS), know the password or a PSK.3. Encryption with TKIP or AES - this is about protecting data as it is transmitted through the air AFTER authentication.
You are correct.
What confuses me when attempting to configure the Aironet I'm working with is the difference in terminology with the familiar choices I had in Linksys access points, something like this:- WEP- WPA- WPA-Enterprise- WPA2- WPA2-EnterpriseI thought WPA-Enterprise has to do with Radius and indeed I was able to create a test network in which a Windows XP laptop could connect via a Linksys access point, authenticating with EAP-TLS, with WPA-Enterprise selected on the AP. The Windows 2008 server was both a certificate authority, a radius (NPS) server and a domain controller.With the Aironet, I'm not sure what the equivalent choices should be, because, if you look at the link in my last post, there is a larger selection: WEP 40 bit, WEP 128 bit, TKIP, AES, combinations of what precedes and no reference to WPA or WPA2. I'm guessing TKIP = WPA and AES = WPA2.And while I can select "EAP" in the Express Security Setup tab, I cannot see where I would opt for EAP-TLS rather than PEAP or EAP-TTLS and so forth.I'm going to take a look at your blog now and see if that doesn't enlighten me further.
You are on track my friend keep the thinking going .... you are very close!
Some more foundation for you ...
WPA - Is PSK with TKIP
WPA2 - Is PSK with AES
WPA Enterprsie - EAP- ??? with TKIP
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Now, why dont you have to configure EAP type on the AP? Great question, lets break this down.
1. The AP or WLC for that matter doesnt care what EAP type you use . Why you ask?
When you configure 802.1X, there are 2 virtual ports . These are virtual and you do nothing to configure these. Once you connect to an AP and EAP starts, the ap BLOCKS ALL TRAFFIC except for EAPOL traffic. This is the ONLY traffic allowed past the until the AP / WLC receives a RADIUS SUCCESS. Once the AP/WLC sees this radius success it then switches virtually over to the controlled port and allows ALL your traffic to pass.
2. With that being said, your client is only passing traffic through the ap and wlc. The ap / wlc doesnt care what EAP you are using. Your client is talking directly to the radius server at that point. The AP/WLC at this point is only a pass through, nothing more.
Does that help ?
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