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I have five computers in the network, all running Windows 7, and all are in the same workgroup.
Two desktops are Wired. Three laptops are on WiFi. Router: D-Link DSL 2750U.
Now, the strange problem is this:
When I try to access one of the desktops from the laptops and vice versa (WIRED - WIFI), they are fully accessible.
When I try to access one of the desktops from the another desktop and vice versa, they are fully accessible. (WIRED - WIRED)
Now, when I try to access data between the laptops, (WIFI -WIFI), I can't access one laptop from the other. Either the Network location doesn't show up, or it says, Network Destination Unreachable.
I tried connecting the laptops with LAN, and they get accessible without changing the settings. Also when I plug a WiFi adapter dongle into the desktops, they become unreachable from the laptops.
It is as if the router is isolating the Wireless Users only. How can I correct this? I have unchecked MultiAP isolation option, but the problem still persists. Please help. Thank you.
Two desktops are Wired. Three laptops are on WiFi. Router: D-Link DSL 2750U.
Now, the strange problem is this:
When I try to access one of the desktops from the laptops and vice versa (WIRED - WIFI), they are fully accessible.
When I try to access one of the desktops from the another desktop and vice versa, they are fully accessible. (WIRED - WIRED)
Now, when I try to access data between the laptops, (WIFI -WIFI), I can't access one laptop from the other. Either the Network location doesn't show up, or it says, Network Destination Unreachable.
I tried connecting the laptops with LAN, and they get accessible without changing the settings. Also when I plug a WiFi adapter dongle into the desktops, they become unreachable from the laptops.
It is as if the router is isolating the Wireless Users only. How can I correct this? I have unchecked MultiAP isolation option, but the problem still persists. Please help. Thank you.
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