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Inter vlan routing is in place for wireless and wired. I will check firewall settings for WIFI adapter. Thanks
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Guys,<br />
I am unable to remotely connect to a laptop which is connected to our network via WIFI 802.11b/g (Cisco Aironet 1200). I am however able to connect to it when the laptop is hooked up via cable on the lan so its definitely not any windows firewall or antivirus issue.<br />
Is there any setting in the access point configuration or do i need to enable something in the wireless card properties. If anyone has exp this before or aware of any such settings please do let me know. I can ping to the laptop without any issue.
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Guys,
I am unable to remotely connect to a laptop which is connected to our network via WIFI 802.11b/g (Cisco Aironet 1200). I am however able to connect to it when the laptop is hooked up via cable on the lan so its definitely not any windows firewall or antivirus issue.
Is there any setting in the access point configuration or do i need to enable something in the wireless card properties. If anyone has exp this before or aware of any such settings please do let me know. I can ping to the laptop without any issue.

Inter vlan routing is in place for wireless and wired. I will check firewall settings for WIFI adapter. Thanks

Unable to remotely connect (RDP, VNC, Netmeeting) to laptop over WIFI

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Wireless Networking

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