Posts by The Jinx

WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) is that push button / 8 number passcode thing that allows you to pair devices to your router so you don't have to enter your long WPA2 password every time you get a new WiFi device. It may also go by the name...

Are you using WEP? If so change it to WPA/WPA2 and make sure to turn off WPS. Then change your password again. Check your DHCP tables to make sure that there are no other unwanted connections

Quote:Originally Posted by DarkPhoenix First print this off so you can undo this process should anything go wrong. Now, you need to find the gateway for your Wi-FI card. Go to: Start Menu >>> Run Then type: cmd Switch to Dos...

Quote:Originally Posted by krista031 it wouldve been also good that you said which OS you run ill presume its win7 before you change your default gateway, or do a bunch of ip inserting, try this go Control Panel\All Control Panel...

Quote:Originally Posted by DarkPhoenix Should be able to accomplish this by setting the default gateway to that of your Wi-Fi. Please pardon me for my ignorance but I have no idea what you are talking about. How would I go about...

Okay my situation is this. I have my home network with my NAS connected to slow DSL, but on the other hand I have a lot faster public WiFi connection. When I turn both my WiFi and Ethernet adapter on, the Ethernet adapter takes precedent...

Quote:Originally Posted by Kylepdalton There are a few that would handle DD-WRT. What kind of price range are you looking for? My first recommendation would be a WNR2000 v2 and you would have to find it in a store to make sure it...

I'm going to re-survey my needs and probably resurface this question later on. I wanted to use the TP-Link router because it would fit perfectly in one of the bathroom outlets that would theoretically provide the rest of my apartment...

Quote:Originally Posted by Kylepdalton Because of your neighbors current router your choices will be a bit limited. The only way I know to get it done properly would be to use a router that supports DD-WRT, Tomato, or Open-WRT. I...

Quote:Originally Posted by ounderfla69 Is it possible to run a CAT5/6 cable from his router to your arpartment? Then get a second wireless router your going to plug the wire from the first router into the wan port. You will need...