Wireless adapter IP address with no network

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Can anyone guide me to some type of slution? I am working on setting
up a 802.11N network in Windows XP pro. I am trying to use USB
adpaters (D-Link and Linksys) for the PC and I am connecting to a 11n
router (D-Link.) Every time I connect one of the wireless adapters,
it gets an IP address but have no network / Internet access.
 
Have you double-checked that the IP address, subnet mask and default
gateway are correct? Can you ping the wireless router?

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Can anyone guide me to some type of slution? I am working on setting
up a 802.11N network in Windows XP pro. I am trying to use USB
adpaters (D-Link and Linksys) for the PC and I am connecting to a 11n
router (D-Link.) Every time I connect one of the wireless adapters,
it gets an IP address but have no network / Internet access.

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what does ipconfig /all show when you are in this no connectivity
state? did you try unbinding IPv6?

Can anyone guide me to some type of slution? I am working on setting
up a 802.11N network in Windows XP pro. I am trying to use USB
adpaters (D-Link and Linksys) for the PC and I am connecting to a 11n
router (D-Link.) Every time I connect one of the wireless adapters,
it gets an IP address but have no network / Internet access.
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Hi
May be this can Help.
My Wireless does not work -http://www.ezlan.net/wireless.html
Wireless Basic Configuration -http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Config.html
Wireless Security -http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Security.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).






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I've already followed those recommendations listed. It is just that
my USB 11n wireless adapters fail to get a stable network / Internet
access even though they each get an IP address (10.0.1.xxx) from my
11n router. I am working on updating to 11n from a 11g network, so I
do believe I know how to set up WiFi
 
smlunatick said:
I've already followed those recommendations listed. It is just that
my USB 11n wireless adapters fail to get a stable network / Internet
access even though they each get an IP address (10.0.1.xxx) from my
11n router. I am working on updating to 11n from a 11g network, so I
do believe I know how to set up WiFi
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Then, ask D-Link how to troubleshoot their router.

Regards,
--PA
 
Then, ask D-Link how to troubleshoot their router.

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Gone thru all this. It is very confusing since all "wired" PCs /
printer conencted to the router (D-Link DIR-615) work as they should.
 
smlunatick said:
Gone thru all this. It is very confusing since all "wired" PCs /
printer conencted to the router (D-Link DIR-615) work as they should.
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Do you have evidence that the adapter really associates with the router,
and the router really allocates the IP address to you (it's not static)?
Next, use a sniffer to see why it disconnects.

Regards,
--PA
 
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