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What does it have to do with the Contivity client?
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What does it have to do with the Contivity client?

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Does this happen with ONE pc or all of them?
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Does this happen with ONE pc or all of them?

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de-authenticate, or de-associate?<br />
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I think that your configuration is wrong. The WEP option i think enabled in AP and it is not configured in clients. <br />
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Give me your current network setup and WLL setting so i will figure out where you are making mistake or give you better idea.<br />
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Make thresh hold 840 to increase the range of your AP.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Imran
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I think that your configuration is wrong. The WEP option i think enabled in AP and it is not configured in clients.

Give me your current network setup and WLL setting so i will figure out where you are making mistake or give you better idea.

Make thresh hold 840 to increase the range of your AP.

Regards,


Imran

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Hi, Sorry I have not responded in some time.<br />
We changed the overlapping channels, which seemed to have resolved the problem. At least for now
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Hi, Sorry I have not responded in some time.
We changed the overlapping channels, which seemed to have resolved the problem. At least for now

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Hi, we are running a WLAN system using the following:<br />
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PC's on XP Pro<br />
Cisco 1231 AP's<br />
Cisco cards 350<br />
?? Contivity client<br />
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occassionally the PC will de-authenticate from the router, while the PC is stationary and within 10 feet of the router.<br />
Basically, we do not know where to begin to solve his problem.<br />
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hi, we are running a WLAN system using the following:

PC's on XP Pro
Cisco 1231 AP's
Cisco cards 350
?? Contivity client

occassionally the PC will de-authenticate from the router, while the PC is stationary and within 10 feet of the router.
Basically, we do not know where to begin to solve his problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

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