Recent content by vnet

Awesome, well im glad you got it taken care of.

I havent used the plug link adapter in a gaming scenario so I cant give you 100%. I have had pretty good results with them however. As far as your issue with wifi, the walls can definately be an issue as well as other interference, if your running on the 2.4ghz band everything from microwaves...

What were you pinging when you were directly connected to the router with a wire on your laptop? From the looks of it so far your internal network is to blame, or at least not helping. You need a better wireless solution or none at all.

In a consumer grade router, all 4 ports assuming its a 4 port router are all on the same subnet, so if you have a switch connected to port 1 on the router and 3 pcs on that switch, and then you have another pc plugged into port 2 of the router it will work, however a business class...

For liability reasons you probably dont want your network attached to theirs for any reason. Aside from that there is really no easy way to do it, your best bet would be to make the cameras accessible from the internet, using an ssl secured connection with a login/password. and provide a...

Nevermind. I see what I missed

Agreed, I had the same issue except I had my internet for a year and a half then all of a sudden i gto a walled garden page indicating my internet was disabled so I called, and they were like this modem you have is not yours lol. Because they had my old modem which I replaced but never called to...

Assuming your issue is internal, which we will not know until you complete COLgeek's steps, wifi extenders are generally not a great way to game, I have never seen them used to great success other than browsing the internet, and even then its iffy, The issue with an extender is you generally are...

I have had similar issues in the past and unfortunately there is not much you really can do, if the modem will not register on their network then your pretty much screwed. You can still use your own modem but you will have to buy a new one. You can try a facotory reset if it is possible but I...

Well your ping times are fine, as far as the packet loss is concerned, remove the router from the equation and connect a computer directly to your modem and test your connection. If you have issues with both your desktop and laptop while they are connected directly to your modem without a router...

That is a little brief, there are a million things you can do, but what are you allowed to do, what is the existing network, how is it connected, etc etc.

If you have windows xp. click start-Run and type cmd and press enter if you have vista/7 start->in the searchbox type cmd and press enter Type ping google.com if you get 4 successful responses your connected and you have an issue with proxy settings or network security, ie. norton, mcafee etc...

You can try disabling the firewall just to rule out an issue there. The wifi extender could potentially muddle things up, you may want to try connecting direct to your modem to determine if any of your internal equipment is the issue. Another thing to note, many ISP's block traffic on port 80...

Your probably okay to stick with 802.11n your smartphones do not support ac most likely, and nor do your laptops. Since the standard is not yet widely adopted even if you had an ac access point you would still be operating at n speeds since your limited by the slower of the two. If your laptops...

Your best bet would be to plug your router into your modem, and your switch into your router, instead of the other way around. The router is preventing the outside traffic from the switch, however, if your router is plugged into your modem and then the switch connects to the router, everything...