Hi,
I had the same problem - disabling the extended range feature did the
trick for me. Now I can use WPA2 (and all other encryptions) without
problems.
Thanks for the hints.
Michael
To whom it may concern:
I'll never buy Netgear again. What used to be reliable gear is nowadays
just cheap
Hi Al,
I have a SB2 rather than a SB3 connected to a Netgear WPN824 Rangemax
router. Here's what I'd suggest you try. Enable SSID broadcast, enable
auto 108, disable advanced 108bps features and extended range. They
really screw things up for some reason. Try connecting without any
security to
Bought a WPN824 today. Had no trouble connecting the SB3 using wired but
have had no success setting up the wireless. My laptop works fine using
Auto 108 and other settings... I have tried g only and g and b
along with WPA, WPA2 and no security options.
I have also tried checking and unchecking
I have a Netgear WGT624 V2 wireless router updated with the latest
release firmware (4.2.10).
There are several other devices/computers on the network with network
interfaces made by various manufacturers. Each is able to connect to
the router when set to auto mode EXCEPT THE SB3.
I spent a
There are a couple settings that I've had trouble with that you might
check. One is the extended range option and the other is right next to
it and I don't remember what it was exactly. I'm at work and can't
check. If you have them enabled, try turning them off. My RangeMax
doesn't work well if
Jim Holtz Wrote:
There are a couple settings that I've had trouble with that you might
check. One is the extended range option and the other is right next to
it and I don't remember what it was exactly. I'm at work and can't
check. If you have them enabled, try turning them off. My RangeMax
Rod,
I'm using the same Netgear router with a SB2 and it works perfectly
with a 85% signal. I do not get 108 based on netgears calculations but
Windows says I do. I also am having no trouble connecting with other
brand of wireless G cards anywhere in a fairly large 2 story home. SSID
is set to
Just FYI, I'm also using a WPN824 set to auto 108mbps - although i don't
have any devices that can actually support this standard.
I don't have any problems getting the squeezebox to connect. Try update
the firmware, there is a new beta version on the netgear website.
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tass
What version of WPN824 router firmare are you running? I just
downloaded Version V2.0.15 from their website which is apparently the
latest and SB3 still does not work on and Auto 108Mbps. What actually
happens is the music streams but is very choppy with drop outs every
other second.
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More info here:
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Sections-article149-page1.php
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Maybe a wireless mimo bridge connected to the ethernet port on the SB
should work?
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