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vramamur · 12-10-03, 06:32 PM

Hi ALL,
I have a D-Link 624 and I have 2 desktops, 1 laptop and an X3i. I face the same problem faced by Stixy. The laptop doesnt loose its signal and doesnt expect me to keep configuring my profile all over again. I have the SSID broadcast turned off and have WEP enabled with128 bit encryption. The moment I turn my SSID, the x3i finds the network and works without problems. The moment I turn it off, it still works fine until I shut the wireless off for the day and resume it. The one thing that works fine in this situation is to manually remove all other networks that it found. Shut the wireless for a minute and turn it on and it still connects to the home network without any problems. One more thing, I have done is to issue a static IP for the DELL device from the router. Try this and let me know if it works.

So now I have it all working.

12-10-03, 06:32 PM	#13 (permalink)
vramamur Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 2 Location: Texas PDA: X3i iTrader Rating: (0) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	Reply to Stixys original email Hi ALL, I have a D-Link 624 and I have 2 desktops, 1 laptop and an X3i. I face the same problem faced by Stixy. The laptop doesnt loose its signal and doesnt expect me to keep configuring my profile all over again. I have the SSID broadcast turned off and have WEP enabled with128 bit encryption. The moment I turn my SSID, the x3i finds the network and works without problems. The moment I turn it off, it still works fine until I shut the wireless off for the day and resume it. The one thing that works fine in this situation is to manually remove all other networks that it found. Shut the wireless for a minute and turn it on and it still connects to the home network without any problems. One more thing, I have done is to issue a static IP for the DELL device from the router. Try this and let me know if it works. So now I have it all working.