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Greebo
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 Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 11:15 am Post subject: Different network question (wireless) |
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Gots a quick question.
The house is networked using a router, which has wireless and regular wires capabilities.
At any one time there's usually 2 computers hooked up using wires and up to 3 with wireless.
The thing is, occasionally (though it seems to be becoming more regular) the wireless will cut out for no apparent reason. The only way I've found to fix it is to reset the router, which is fine, it's just that 1) I'm the only one who seems to know how to do this and 2) it's just inconvenient.
Anyone know why this would happen and whether or not it's preventable?
The router is a D-Link AirPlus Xtreme G
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Mike
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that router that i also have supports 4 wireless connections, im not sure if over 4 but some wired it will allow or not. mmake sure that the channels on the wireless connections arent the same or that you don't have cordless phones in your house that use the same frequency.
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