Poor Single from my access point, this just doesn't make sense!?
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One possibility is that your computer, not the AP's, is at fault....\nTry another wireless adaptor, or even another computer...\n\nStrange as it may seem, try moving out from directly below the AP.... they're actually configured to radiate horizontally, it may well be there's a "dead-spot" directly above and below.  (This could be fixed by reorienting the router antenna(e) )
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Because its flakey :) I have that happen to mine to. It could be that your isp changed the ip address. Got to the wireless connection in networks and right click to repair the connection. Sometimes that works.
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My guess is that your IP scheme might have changed?  You don't say if you were using static IP's or DHCP and what might have been giving out IP's but if it was the DSL router, did you disconnect it?  Try pinging the IP that you used to connect to for the FTP.  If you can ping then it's a probably a port/security issue.
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I think you;re on target. It's probably the cable. Make sure the cable is shielded. and the shield is only connected at one end.
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yup it seems another person jst answered dis but, dis happened 2 me, it was lyk de server- people who gave us broadband- had blocked us changin it or sumtin! it didnt make a difference wat we had it set 2!!!\nhope i helped!
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You need a better description of what you mean.\n\nWhat ISP are you using?\nWhat tools are you using?
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One of my customers had this issue, even when only 10 feet from the router.  Contacted the vendor of the router, and they had us change the beacon interval from 100 to 50, and two other settings I can't remember off hand.  But call the router's tech support, they'll probably have the answer for you within minutes.\n\n(of course, this is if distance or interference is not the issue)
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make sure u have a good internet connection and that you typed in the address right\n\ni really dont get what u r talking about though...
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Linksys sells a 'booster'. Also, they now make routers with built in booster circuitry. It might also be that the 'new' modem is simply bad. Have a tech check it out.
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You need to enable your WEP security feature in your WiFi Access Point. \n\nDepending on the brand you are using, there are different methods of accomplishing this task.\n\nOnce you have enabled WEP security, you will be generated a "key" to give to those other people whom you want to access your access point. This will prevent those unwanted bandwidth leeches from accessing your internet bandwidth.
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Have you installed the little adapter required for an ADSL (Broadband) coonection? In the UK these are little white boxes with a phone lead you plug into the phone socket and two 'holes' on the other side. One is for phones the other for your ADSL (Broadband) MODEM.\n\nOne of these adapters needs to be installed for every phone in the house.
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No point by yourself, \nmake friends with the network administrator.\nor call him to help you out.
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I don't know where you can get it, but WEP has been cracked. It just isn't secure. Maybe you'd rather look into some more secure algorithm, like WPA?
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Are you sure the access point actually reaches the internet?\nCould the access point merely be a node for reaching a netowrk or segment of computers?\n\nIf you cannot figure this out, you can email me...\njesselasalle@hotmail.com\nI am a very efficent Network administrator
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Don't know if this will do any good, BUT, I experienced the same difficulty (and same messages)and I finally tracked it down to a hardware problem (at least in my case!) I was using an old (used and cheap) hub with a connectivity max of 10 meg. When I upgraded to a 100 meg hub the problem went away. And my LAN is now quick as a deer!
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are you on the web without a firewall,\nwhat are you nuts? you have an exposed IP\nand are easy pickings\nat least get a router and hide behind that
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i am guessing this isnt your router that you are connecting to. Just because there is a wireless router does not necessarily mean there is internet service.