You could disable the wireless of your base wireless router or remove its
antennas and then you would know that you are using the access point.
How do you expect to login to the WAP via wireless if all you are using with
it is a bar code scanner?
"-Draino-" wrote in message
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Curious,
Not sure, the AP is for handheld computers, for package bar code scanning.
We had a connection before the WAP, but not very strong. It seems stronger
now but how can I be sure this thing is working? Is there a way to test
for this?
D
"Curious " wrote in message
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Are you able to connect to the internet using wireless via the Access
point after you have set it up using the cable?
"-Draino-" wrote in message
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Wandering,
Ok so I do if it's working? The DHCP lease the WAP gets seems to run
out....I think.'
D
"Wandering" wrote in message
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"-Draino-" wrote in message
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Rick,
I set up the WAP with an Ethernet cable to set the device. After all
settings were done I disconnected the Ethernet cable. As soon as the
Ethernet cable is unplugged I cannot access the WAP's homepage.
Randy
"Rick Rogers" wrote in message
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What cable?
In general with wireless access points or wireless routers, you
should only log into them to make alterations with physical
connections, not via wireless. Yours may block access from wireless
sources and only authenticate hard-wired ones.
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http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com
"-Draino-" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I was setting up a Linksys WAP. As long as the cable is plugged in I
can access the built in home page of the WAP. As soon as I unplug
the cable I cannot access the home page???
Any ideas
TIA
D
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That's the way it is supposed to be. Would you want anyone with a
wireless connection and the ability to crack your password ( a five
minute job for some software) able to alter your router? The router
can only be accessed from "inside" meaning a wire connected computer.
Anything outside, the Internet, or any wireless connection cannot
access it.
Once it is set up and working, there would be no reason to access it in
any event.
Good luck.