Client disconnects from AP (Linksys)

So, drill a large hole in the wall and point the antenna through it. Otherwise, drill a much smaller hole and run CAT5.

Probably interference. However, I've noticed that even in allegedly RF clean environments, I get disconnects from frequency selective fading and cancellations due to reflections. As with real estate, there are only 3 important items.... location, location, and location.

Buggish driver or access point. The re-keying interval is usually

Great. So how about supplying some numbers? How many meters away? How many walls? What's in the wall(s)?

Ummm... the WAG200G v2 is a problem. Search Google for "WAG200G problem". That should give you a clue.

If possible, find another router, substitute it for the WAG200G and see if it helps.

Sure. Cisco AIR-AP1231G. About $120.

It doesn't have the latest buzzwords and acronyms, but is a good solid and reliable access point. Use your existing router. Don't forget the PoE injector and power supply.

Your client radios are also somewhat of a problem. I don't know what you're using them in, what OS you're using, or how you have them setup, so I don't wanna make any suggestions.

Any router that does SNMP can do that. You won't see much if you're getting interference or frequency selective fades. You will see something is there's obstructions in the path. The problem is that you can't really poll the access point continuously to get a clean smooth line for signal strength. Typically, programs poll at 1, 5, or

Which version of WMP54G's are you using as they have been around for years and I remember having weak signal problems with the version 2? If you wish to try logging AP signal strengths you could try using Netsurveyor in one of the computers as it has a logging/recording capability.

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