Wi-Fi Issues and Speed

[anon(40252)]

Okay. I turned off wireless-N and everything is working now.

Pulling 10-15 mbps. I have other devices that use the N for sharing content across my network so I may have to play around with the settings. Perhaps setup two wireless networks ... not sure.

oh .. I am using WPA2 and I also went through the logs. The logs looked fine.

 

[Cory Streater]

There's a new stick on WiFi connectivity issues. If you are still having them, please read it. Thanks.

 

[Cory Streater]

Okay. I turned off wireless-N and everything is working now.

Pulling 10-15 mbps. I have other devices that use the N for sharing content across my network so I may have to play around with the settings. Perhaps setup two wireless networks ... not sure.

oh .. I am using WPA2 and I also went through the logs. The logs looked fine.

I read through the thread - and I apologize if I missed it - but what is your router brand and model #? I want to include this info in the sticky.

 

[swest6602]

I use a new linkage E2000 N roger with WPA2. Most of you may know this but just in case thought I'd post. With that router (or maybe all newer ones), you have to authorize and name the device on the router. You can access your router on most networks by going to http://192.68.1.1. Do this from a wired device if you can. On the Linkage you choose add new device and follow the prompts. This is probably just repetetive but I thought it might help someone out. So far no issues with my wifi at all on my home network, starbucks or my Virgin mobile mifi.

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