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Linksys WAP55AG Problems
and despite having returned 1 card and 1 access point I've never been able to get them to work properly. Has anyone ever gotten one of these units to work? Basically both cards and access points have the same symptons. I can connect to the G band of the AP but if I run a Ping -n 20 for another machine on the network, I get a 92-96% packet loss and of course can't connect to shares. I also can't surf the internet. I use static IP addresses. I've never been able to connect to the A band on either access point with either card. The last access point crapped out on me completely after 2 weeks. The DIAG light stayed on and it wouldn't broadcast at all. I've tried all kinds of combinations of settings/updated firmware and drivers with no luck. Linksys tech support is attrocious and their comments to me usually suggest they have never even looked at the products they're supporting. I had one guy tell me I must be mistaken about the unit I've purchased because he assured me none of their access points have a DIAG light when I'm staring right at it and there's a pic of it in their manual. I asked for a refund from Linksys but they tell me they can't do that and I should just keep returning them until one works. I'd like to avoid running up any more postal charges so if anyone has any advice on how to make this stuff work I'd love to hear it. TIA. "Trikster" <prg***@yahoo.com> wrote in message symptons. I cannews:1118gvcgnta8ea8@corp.supernews.com... > I got a Linksys WAP55AG AP and a WCP55AG Network card a couple of months ago > and despite having returned 1 card and 1 access point I've never been able > to get them to work properly. Has anyone ever gotten one of these units to > work? Basically both cards and access points have the same Show quoteHide quote > connect to the G band of the AP but if I run a Ping -n 20 for What Operating system? Are you running a firewall? XP SP2 has oneanother > machine on the network, I get a 92-96% packet loss and of course can't > connect to shares. I also can't surf the internet. I use static IP > addresses. I've never been able to connect to the A band on either access > point with either card. The last access point crapped out on me completely > after 2 weeks. The DIAG light stayed on and it wouldn't broadcast at all. > I've tried all kinds of combinations of settings/updated firmware and > drivers with no luck. > > Linksys tech support is attrocious and their comments to me usually suggest > they have never even looked at the products they're supporting. I had one > guy tell me I must be mistaken about the unit I've purchased because he > assured me none of their access points have a DIAG light when I'm staring > right at it and there's a pic of it in their manual. I asked for a refund > from Linksys but they tell me they can't do that and I should just keep > returning them until one works. I'd like to avoid running up any more > postal charges so if anyone has any advice on how to make this stuff work > I'd love to hear it. TIA. built in. If so, disable firewalls and re-try. I'm running Windows XP SP2 with all the latest patches and the firewall is
disabled. Windows Wireless networking is also disabled, but for kicks I've also tried with it enabled. Linksys recommends that you disable it tho. Show quoteHide quote "Airhead" <campb***@alliancecable.net> wrote in message news:42149322$0$22520$2c56edd9@news.cablerocket.com... > > "Trikster" <prg***@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:1118gvcgnta8ea8@corp.supernews.com... >> I got a Linksys WAP55AG AP and a WCP55AG Network card a couple of > months ago >> and despite having returned 1 card and 1 access point I've never > been able >> to get them to work properly. Has anyone ever gotten one of these > units to >> work? Basically both cards and access points have the same > symptons. I can >> connect to the G band of the AP but if I run a Ping -n 20 for > another >> machine on the network, I get a 92-96% packet loss and of course > can't >> connect to shares. I also can't surf the internet. I use static IP >> addresses. I've never been able to connect to the A band on either > access >> point with either card. The last access point crapped out on me > completely >> after 2 weeks. The DIAG light stayed on and it wouldn't broadcast > at all. >> I've tried all kinds of combinations of settings/updated firmware > and >> drivers with no luck. >> >> Linksys tech support is attrocious and their comments to me usually > suggest >> they have never even looked at the products they're supporting. I > had one >> guy tell me I must be mistaken about the unit I've purchased because > he >> assured me none of their access points have a DIAG light when I'm > staring >> right at it and there's a pic of it in their manual. I asked for a > refund >> from Linksys but they tell me they can't do that and I should just > keep >> returning them until one works. I'd like to avoid running up any > more >> postal charges so if anyone has any advice on how to make this stuff > work >> I'd love to hear it. TIA. > > What Operating system? Are you running a firewall? XP SP2 has one > built in. > If so, disable firewalls and re-try. >
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