Comments on: Network Glossary of Terms http://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms/ Making technology easier to understand. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:19:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Learn PHPhttp://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms/#comment-18 Learn PHP Fri, 21 Sep 2007 01:42:00 +0000 http://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms.html#comment-18 Hey Techie Guy,<br/><br/>The signal is good. They get 4 bars. Now im pretty convinced that it has to with compatibility. It has to be an issue with the D-Link adapter. Well anyhow, i asked to get a linksys G adapter, my other computer has linksys one and it connects fine.<br/><br/>webdev Hey Techie Guy,

The signal is good. They get 4 bars. Now im pretty convinced that it has to with compatibility. It has to be an issue with the D-Link adapter. Well anyhow, i asked to get a linksys G adapter, my other computer has linksys one and it connects fine.

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]]> By: Paulhttp://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms/#comment-15 Paul Mon, 17 Sep 2007 01:41:00 +0000 http://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms.html#comment-15 I have heard of network cards and routers from different vendors having problems. I have had no problems connecting my linksys router to any adapter, but you may want to try changing the adapter.<br/><br/>You may also want to ensure he has a good signal strength from the basement. Depending on where your router is, it may not get a strong enough signal.<br/><br/>Also, if it does work, I would try and see if you can use WPA instead of WEP for more security. I have heard of network cards and routers from different vendors having problems. I have had no problems connecting my linksys router to any adapter, but you may want to try changing the adapter.

You may also want to ensure he has a good signal strength from the basement. Depending on where your router is, it may not get a strong enough signal.

Also, if it does work, I would try and see if you can use WPA instead of WEP for more security.

]]> By: webdevhttp://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms/#comment-14 webdev Sun, 16 Sep 2007 18:34:00 +0000 http://technicallyeasy.net/2007/09/network-glossary-of-terms.html#comment-14 Hey TechieGuy,<br/><br/>Thanks for the article. My tenant is having trouble connecting his PC (in the basement) to my home network. <br/><br/>I have a linksys wireless router setup with WEP protection. He is got a USB D-Link adapter which picks up the signal but can't connect using the protect WEP key that i generated for him. Any idea what could be the problem? <br/><br/>I told him that his d-link adapter might be the problem and to get a linksys adapter instead. Hey TechieGuy,

Thanks for the article. My tenant is having trouble connecting his PC (in the basement) to my home network.

I have a linksys wireless router setup with WEP protection. He is got a USB D-Link adapter which picks up the signal but can’t connect using the protect WEP key that i generated for him. Any idea what could be the problem?

I told him that his d-link adapter might be the problem and to get a linksys adapter instead.

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