Upgrading from B to G
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Area 51
, May 22 2007 05:56 PM
#1
Posted 22 May 2007 - 05:56 PM
#2
Posted 27 May 2007 - 10:12 PM
Hi Area 51, I just noticed the date on your post - sorry for the wait.
Let's get this straight:
*You have a wireless connection B - and all works good.
*You purchase a G router (to replace the B) but cannot get connectivity?
Do your wireless adapters support G capability?
Let's get this straight:
*You have a wireless connection B - and all works good.
*You purchase a G router (to replace the B) but cannot get connectivity?
Do your wireless adapters support G capability?
#3
Posted 30 May 2007 - 08:24 PM
whats the model name of the G router that you picked up?
#4
Posted 01 June 2007 - 11:51 AM
It's a Linksys WRT54G, the other one I have is a Linksys too. I don't know what you mean by wireless adapters.
#5
Posted 01 June 2007 - 12:54 PM
you may have to go into the router itself and configure it to work with b and g devices. the wireless adapters means the device in the computer for connecting to wireless. such as the network card that has the antennae out the back of the computer. or a wireless card in a laptop or the laptop may be wireless native and have it built in.
what i need you to do is go to the internet and type in "192.168.1.1" when you get a prompt to log in type in for username: admin and for password: admin unless you have changed theses settings, if you have, type in the username and password that you changed it to. once in go to the wireless tab which is next to setup and security. you will now be in the wireless configuration menu where you will see basic wireless settings. in that field you will see an option to select wireless network mode. click on the box and select "mixed" which will send out wireless "b" and "g" signals so if you do have "b" only devices, it will allow them to connect.
then next thing that will need to be done is if they are b devices, you will want to upgrade them to get the full potential of the new router you got which allows faster speed.
so if you can, get the model names of the wireless card adapters that you have wireless to.
what i need you to do is go to the internet and type in "192.168.1.1" when you get a prompt to log in type in for username: admin and for password: admin unless you have changed theses settings, if you have, type in the username and password that you changed it to. once in go to the wireless tab which is next to setup and security. you will now be in the wireless configuration menu where you will see basic wireless settings. in that field you will see an option to select wireless network mode. click on the box and select "mixed" which will send out wireless "b" and "g" signals so if you do have "b" only devices, it will allow them to connect.
then next thing that will need to be done is if they are b devices, you will want to upgrade them to get the full potential of the new router you got which allows faster speed.
so if you can, get the model names of the wireless card adapters that you have wireless to.
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