Router with access control ?. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () -- Hi, I am looking for a wireless router with a feature that enables me to restrict internet access to any PC whenever I choose (so the kids will do some homework!). Any...

site). >>Second, I'm setting up a wireless network, it will have three access>points/routers. I'm not sure which companies offer built in point to >multipoint bridging on their routers and access points, I just know that >Linksys does not (their bridging...

I'll give it a try! Thnaks TJ >-----Original Message----- >Who makes the router? To access more than one PC behind a firewall/NAT/router look at this page for >examples... > D.html >>Instructions for various routers... >>>For the home...

You would have to check with the manufacturer of each device, ie. router/access point and client devices... WPA must be supported by the device drivers/firmware and the OS...For example XP supports WPA as does my Buffalo WBR-G54 wireless access point/router...

new firmware and I bricked my router. I used the web interface to upgrade it from 5.13. The update page said "Update Failed". I tried a few times, but it wouldn't go. I reset it and it never came back up. I can no longer access the control panel...

am using WPA and access control and have updated what can be updated. Any suggestions. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I am using Netgear WG614v3 Router as access point for two laptops (WinXp) with WG511 cards. When...

router. Accessing the internet only tells you that your browser's not working, for whatever reason. That is not a connectivity test. You'll have to provide more details for me to get anymore involved. Static or dynamic IP's, running Access Control Lists,...

and it connects fine but I still can't access the control panel on 192.168.0.50. I have tried all the mac addresses available to me from router, have tried all the settings on both the router and the access point but I still can't communicate with it...

How To: One Internet connection—Two Private LANs I used this setup with a local community center and it worked fine. Some routers have access control. You can restrict access by ports with time restrictions if needed. Just give her computer a static IP...

the firewall from McAffee on my comp2 was blocking access. Once I added my list of IPs from my router in access control (trusted IPs) I am all set. Got the link from a previous posting...very useful "clueless on wireless" wrote: > I have two...