Hello TomsHardware.com forums,
I have an old DVR that I would like to connect to my new wireless network. Up until recently my wireless network was always open to the public and unencrypted, but a recent change in hardware prompted me to add some wifi protection. All devices in the home had no problem with this except for the DVR. It has been connecting through a wireless bridge since the DVR is only able to "see" ethernet connections.
As this is the case, there is no menu in which to set the WEP/WPA passkey for the DVR to connect. Is there any way to make this work?
The only possible solution I've thought of is to set my router to "open" again, but use strict mac-address filtering.
Any and all help is much appreciated!!
Cheers,
phrzn
I have an old DVR that I would like to connect to my new wireless network. Up until recently my wireless network was always open to the public and unencrypted, but a recent change in hardware prompted me to add some wifi protection. All devices in the home had no problem with this except for the DVR. It has been connecting through a wireless bridge since the DVR is only able to "see" ethernet connections.
As this is the case, there is no menu in which to set the WEP/WPA passkey for the DVR to connect. Is there any way to make this work?
The only possible solution I've thought of is to set my router to "open" again, but use strict mac-address filtering.
Any and all help is much appreciated!!
Cheers,
phrzn