Those who know wireless router stuff should get a kick out of this.
My Netgear wireless router has been disconnecting here and there. I even got rid of the 2.4ghz phone and it was doing it.
So I email tech support, this is what i get:
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Click Wireless Settings under Setup.
Change the SSID from NETGEAR to any other name.
Select the appropriate region.
Change the channel to 9 or 1.
Select the security to be disable and apply the settings.
*Click wireless settings under advanced
Check the two options Enable Wireless Access Point and Allow Broadcast of Name (SSID)
Click Wireless card access list.
Uncheck the option "Turn Access control on" and apply the settings.
* If you have a cordless phone of 2.4 GHz, please try switching it off
Now configure the wireless computer as per the changes done on the router by scanning and connecting to the SSID (network) from the router.
Now check the connection.
Again, thanks for choosing NETGEAR and we appreciate your continued patience.
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Thanks for basically telling to open up my wireless network to the entire realm of people around me. Why don't I unlock my doors and hand over my stuff to anyone while I'm at it?
Mike
My Netgear wireless router has been disconnecting here and there. I even got rid of the 2.4ghz phone and it was doing it.
So I email tech support, this is what i get:
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Click Wireless Settings under Setup.
Change the SSID from NETGEAR to any other name.
Select the appropriate region.
Change the channel to 9 or 1.
Select the security to be disable and apply the settings.
*Click wireless settings under advanced
Check the two options Enable Wireless Access Point and Allow Broadcast of Name (SSID)
Click Wireless card access list.
Uncheck the option "Turn Access control on" and apply the settings.
* If you have a cordless phone of 2.4 GHz, please try switching it off
Now configure the wireless computer as per the changes done on the router by scanning and connecting to the SSID (network) from the router.
Now check the connection.
Again, thanks for choosing NETGEAR and we appreciate your continued patience.
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Thanks for basically telling to open up my wireless network to the entire realm of people around me. Why don't I unlock my doors and hand over my stuff to anyone while I'm at it?
Mike