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Which IP are you talking about? The private IP address that your router/modem gives your computer or the public IP address that is given to your router/modem via your ISP?

Even though you may be the only person connecting to any particular AP at a given time, you certainly are not the only one using the internet from your dorm. When all is said and done, the speed of the internet connection tends to be the bottleneck. You can have 2000 APs in a dorm but it would...

dBi is the signal strength of the antenna. A higher dBi will radiate more energy thus allowing the signal to travel further. Keep in mind that signal strength is not the only faction when determining range. Obstructions, humidity, power sources, etc are all factors that affect range. Either...

When you are connected, are you able to ping your gateway?

Plug your ethernet cable directly into the modem and see if you are still experiencing the problem.

How fast is the wired link between the two APs? That will be the max speed that you are able to transfer data until you exit the F660. At that point, you actualy drop down to whatever speed server you are buying. Basically, you will have the blazing speed of AC until you hit the 880L then...

Seems like your wifi card is disabled. Is there a button on your laptop with a wifi symbol that might have gotten pushed? Otherwise you can go to the dashboard and search for network. On the left side of the screen click adapter settings. Right click on your wireless LAN and click enable.

Which model ProCurve?

In the scenario that you laid out, only data packets with a destination of the internet and the NAS will go to the router. All other data packets will traverse the switch to their LAN destination. If it were me, I would place all devices on my LAN on the switch and leave the router connection...

Look in the back of the PC at the NIC itself. Are there lights on either side of the ethernet cable? Also, right click on network in your task bar and open Network and Sharing Center. Click on change adapter settings on the left. What it says under your motherboard ethernet port?

Do you have a router/firewall between your modem and your computer? Is there a private network at your house or is your computer just connected directly to your DSL modem? Is the internet specifically dropping or is it your computer losing connectivity to the LAN? The way you would be able to...

Either of those two are fine. I honestly don't believe you have to spend that much money for a router to get a good one. I currently use a Netgear WNDR3700. I have 4 gamers in my house with a 100Mbps up and down from Cox. I have yet to run into any issues with network speeds over the last 3...

I think this is the information you are looking for. http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB4182

I'm assuming BrightHouse is your ISP? Have you tried giving their tech support a call and asked them to check out the circuit?

Why are you forwarding your ports? What device are you forwarding the ports to? Your computer?