I can ping my wireless router but that's it. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I have a Sony Vaio R505 laptop with docking station, running XP Home, and a D-Link 54G Wireless Router. I've followed all the instructions...

In the original configuration (while having the time outs) the wireless>router was the gateway and the wired router was the switch. I have since > flipped the two around. The wireless router is now the switch and the > wired >router is the gateway....

Wireless router 1 : 192.168.0.101 (not dhcp) (SSID:foobar channel:11) PC2 : 192.168.0.112 Wireless router 2 : 192.168.0.111 (not dhcp) (SSID:foobar channel:11) from PC1 I cannot ping wireless router 2 ....What I have to do? MAP. Archived from groups:...

which is the IP-address of the wireless router. On my laptop I can see that the signal is excellent but I can´t ping my wireless router with ping 192.168.62.1 (Page cannot be found) to configure the wireless router... My Sitecom router´sees´ the...

what I do, I can't ping my wireless modem/router. The D-link access point doesn't seem to be connected to it any point. Unfortunately, the wireless modem/router has no means of connecting or searching for wireless networks either! The firmware for both...

desktop to living room laptop AND wireless router ->ping out or get about 1000-3000 ms. From room laptop to desktop, similar 100-200. From room laptop to living room laptop and router, <1ms. From living room laptop to wireless router and room laptop,...

unique about the microsoft router that isolated wireless connections from landline? It is the same for any wireless connection attempt. The landline connections work fine. Stan "Clark" wrote: > OK, you can ping the wireless router, but not the...

802.11b network. 802.11b: Ping between wireless Computers: ~5ms Ping to a wired machine: ~5ms Ping to Yahoo.com: ~85ms Wired: Ping between wired computer: 1ms Ping to wireless computer: 4ms Ping to Yahoo.com: ~23ms Note that The wireless machines...

Gaming and Wireless. In local wireless networks, or using the internet for gaming from a wireless router what type of pings do you get? I want to know if a wireless router setup will give me slower latency in gaming than my current 100Mbit cat5e connection....

concerns with choosing wireless are; will my downloading/uploading of files be affected? Is there any sort of interference that might negatively affect things? And, will having a 2nd person sharing the wireless router impact performance? So why go wireless...