Hello all, thanks in advance for tips/advice.
I recently set up a wifi network around my home, linksys router and a belkin wireless g plus (not mimo) card. I had no problem getting the router set up, and the card installed perfectly, except the Belkin wireless network "client" doesn't work correctly. I set it up to use windows Wireless Zero Config, and it found the linksys router, but I found I can't connect. On further investigation (using NetStumbler), I discovered there are 5-6 linksys connections in range, and a friend told me they're probably interfering with one another. The problem is that the WZC only shows 1 linksys network due to them all having the same SSID. Is there a better client program I can use, something that would show ALL of them so I can find my own connection on the list? Something like NetStumbler, but also giving the ability to connect to the networks rather than just show the info? Also, none of the linksys ones (including mine) are passworded, so that just adds to the general confusion. I'm hoping to find a freeware (or at least cheap) of the aforementioned type of program. Thanks for your time!
I recently set up a wifi network around my home, linksys router and a belkin wireless g plus (not mimo) card. I had no problem getting the router set up, and the card installed perfectly, except the Belkin wireless network "client" doesn't work correctly. I set it up to use windows Wireless Zero Config, and it found the linksys router, but I found I can't connect. On further investigation (using NetStumbler), I discovered there are 5-6 linksys connections in range, and a friend told me they're probably interfering with one another. The problem is that the WZC only shows 1 linksys network due to them all having the same SSID. Is there a better client program I can use, something that would show ALL of them so I can find my own connection on the list? Something like NetStumbler, but also giving the ability to connect to the networks rather than just show the info? Also, none of the linksys ones (including mine) are passworded, so that just adds to the general confusion. I'm hoping to find a freeware (or at least cheap) of the aforementioned type of program. Thanks for your time!