Trying different channels is definitely an option.  Better phones that use channel hopping in the 2.4 range seem to be the one's that actually kill your connection (this is anecdotal for me though, I have no proof). 

I usually end up sending people to 5.3/5.8 phones though.  It's the easiest way around the problem (after trying different channels).  At my house we have 900Mhz phones, though those seem to be harder to find, I like the range.

Bottom line is even if you find a way to stop the disconnects, interference can still slow your network speed quite a bit.  Better to take steps to remove interference altogether.

--Rick

On 1/23/06, Kenneth Crudup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Victor Caballero wrote:

> I am curious about what people are running into with wifi and 2.4ghz
> phones interference.

I set my APs to Channel 11, which seems to mitigate the problem somewhat.

        -Kenny

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