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: Re: LUG: Cisco APs
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: Viqas Chowdhury <bubbles@linuxpowered.[redacted]>
Date
: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 20:41:04 -0400
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hmm i have a setup similar to yours where i have a G router as my
gateway (asante) and
then at the other corner of the house i have a B router but the cat5e
cable is connected
as a client on the switch and not on the wan port. on my ibook i can
change APs in the middle of
a file transfer and it switches perfectly without disturbing connections
maybe its a xp thing? also make sure you do not connect the the
ethernet cable to the second router's
wan port
question though, does anyone know if its normal to have crappy 802.11g
signal from a router that is 1 floor/1 wall away?
On Apr 11, 2005, at 2:12 PM, Will Lane wrote:
> I have a small network with one AP-340 in root mode, and another set
> up as a repeater. When clients are connected to the root AP DHCP and
> windows filesharing work fine, however, if they are near the repeater
> (associated with it) these services are broken, and i have to assign
> IP manually to make the Internet work, and the windows shares don't
> work unless I put the server in the WINS. Any ideas, looks like the
> repeater is blocking broadcasts, any aironet geeks out there?
>
> Thanks
> Will
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