Wireless not working on W2003 Server
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I've set up a machine with Windows 2003 Server SP1 connected to LAN and working fine. I've added a Linksys USB wireless adaptor and connected to my WLAN.
However, if I unplug the LAN I lose network connection and cannot ping anything. Although it is still connected to the WLAN I just cannot get the internet working.
I've tried disabling DHCPMediaDetect but that didn't help.
Any ideas?
However, if I unplug the LAN I lose network connection and cannot ping anything. Although it is still connected to the WLAN I just cannot get the internet working.
I've tried disabling DHCPMediaDetect but that didn't help.
Any ideas?
Once I've unplugged the cable, the wireless adaptor still has the static IP assigned, but I cannot ping the default gateway or DNS servers.
The network connection says I am connected using WEP? Every other device I use wireless in the house works fine (3 laptops, 2 PDA's, 3 mobile phones).
The network connection says I am connected using WEP? Every other device I use wireless in the house works fine (3 laptops, 2 PDA's, 3 mobile phones).
So the ethernet adapter is 192.168.1.6, what is:
192.168.1.7
192.168.1.8
192.168.1.9
I can see you've got two wired cards in there, but they shouldnt show up there if they're not active. Still that doesnt explain 3 network cards and 4 IP's... Weirdness.
How about disabling all the cards in device manager, rebooting then just enabling the wireless?
192.168.1.7
192.168.1.8
192.168.1.9
I can see you've got two wired cards in there, but they shouldnt show up there if they're not active. Still that doesnt explain 3 network cards and 4 IP's... Weirdness.
How about disabling all the cards in device manager, rebooting then just enabling the wireless?
Edited by aldi on Monday 18th September 15:16
Could try two things
first thing
change the metric of the wireless connection to less than the vmware interfaces
Its in the tcp/ip properties/advanced page, set to automatic by default. Change it to 15.
second thing
on the 'network connections' screen (my network places properties) go to 'advanced' and then 'advanced settings' and make sure the wireless adapter is at the top.
HTH
first thing
change the metric of the wireless connection to less than the vmware interfaces
Its in the tcp/ip properties/advanced page, set to automatic by default. Change it to 15.
second thing
on the 'network connections' screen (my network places properties) go to 'advanced' and then 'advanced settings' and make sure the wireless adapter is at the top.
HTH
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