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Best WiFi transmitters?
Ok, I have a strange problem. My body seems to create a large amount of interference for our WiFi router. As soon as I walk into our apartment my wife complains that her signal almost vanishes. It's...
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192.168.0.1 router weirdness vs ICS
Awhile ago I helped a neighbor setup their DLink WiFi router. I recall having some Windows issues trying to get setup and connect directly to the router @ 192.168.0.1... Most of my stuff is all at...
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NEWS: Verizon Motorola DROID Pro, DROID 2 world-edition & tablet tipped incoming
Verizon?s upcoming Motorola devices have been further detailed, after one of BGR?s sources at the carrier revealed more news on the Motorola DROID Pro ? a 4-inch Android smartphone ? together with...
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Router wireless mystery
Yesterday our suburb had a 20 min power outage. I have a DLink DIR 615 Router, with 3 PCs using the Ethernet cable ports, and, 2 laptops, an iPAD and iPOD using the Wireless access. Following the...
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Wireless (Internet) Wiki (FAQ)
NEW HOME OF WIRELESS WIKI IS A comprehensive resource on wireless access to the Internet, including answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), and Fast Fixes for common problems. Search Wireless...
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ALERT: WPA-TKIP isn't secure - use WPA2 instead
SUMMARY: WPA-PSK is vulnerable to offline attack. WPA-TKIP has been cracked. TO AVOID THESE PROBLEMS: 1. USE WPA-AES or WPA2 instead of WPA-TKIP (or WEP) 2. USE A PASSPHRASE WITH MORE THAN 20...
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problem with scanning wireless
I have a Canon MP620 printer/scanner with wireless connection to the network. I have no problem printing wireless, but I can not get the scanner working. When I try to scan in Win7 (64) the scanner...
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Start your own WiFi hotspot?
Intel Wireless Hotspot Deployment Guide (link not broken) archived from 2005: Recommended reading.
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Why is wireless broadband so expensive in the US?
AT&T recently cancelled their unlimited 3G service for the iPad. Now extra gigabytes cost $10. Verizon charges as much as $256 per gigabyte for their mobile broadband service. Does anyone know why...
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Android Mobile device in USA without a phone?
On Fri, 13 Aug 2010 16:50:36 GMT, in , SThere are low cost Chinese Android tablet iPad workalikes (e.g., aPad, ePad, etc) available on eBay; e.g.,
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Intruder?
Using a Billion Wireless-G router (802.11b/g) with WPA2, how can I tell if there are any intruders accessing the system? The only connected_user info I can find in the router is the DHCP pool.
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Anyone managed to get dd-wrt to work on a dir-600 as a Repeater Bridge ?
Trying to set up a friends, he does not speak English and lives 50 miles away. Been there twice, no go so far. I can see both the ESSIDs of the dir-600 (took advice to give each essid a different...
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Indoor vs Outdoor, directional or not?
On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:24:08 +0000 (UTC), in , "MikeJ_281" wrote: Directional antennas are great indoors, but a Yagi is not the best choice IMHO -- suggest a panel or dish antenna instead.
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Network load of idle systems
In my neighbourhood, I see about 10 access-points being active. About 40% on channel 1, 20 % percent on channel 6 and 40 % on channel 11. So I take channel 4 and 13 for my two access-points. I thinks...
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Advice on wireless adapter needed
My situation is that I'd like to be able to connect wirelessly to my home LAN from my shop, which is out in the back of my yard. My router is a Cradlepoint MBR1000. located on the oposite side of the...
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