VPN via wireless doesn't work, why?
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Interesting situation.  Did you disconnect the LAN cable and reboot your computer, before connecting to the wireless network?  I would try disabling your ethernet card (Start | Settings | Control Panel | Network Connection | right click on your ethernet connection | Disable.  Reboot your computer. Then try the wireless connection again + VPN.\nStill does not work, possible that the VPN software is not binding to your wireless card.  Try uninstalling the VPN software + then reinstall the VPN software (while the Ethernet card is disabled).\n\nHope you enjoy my answer..  \n-KOZ\nComputer Repair\nAffirmative Computer Services\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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You should specify which model router you have, and what type of computer and operation system software - laptop or desktop, Windows version or Mac OS.\n\nAlso mention what setup you were using to connect when it used to work on wireless.\n\nA telephone modem and Ethernet LAN connection would not generally be a wireless capable device in your computer.  It could be that the icon controlling your WIFI hardware is clicked to the OFF position.  Check each item in the lower right screen system tray using right-click of the mouse.
335292
you are going to have to configure your router.  Follow the directions that came with it.\nIt may also be set to automatically require a password, which you will need to enter in your computer (or disable this function and make it an open network)
139816
It sounds like your wireless connection is secured. You need to login to the wireless router and look for the password or passphrase section. See router website for details on this.
331618
well the first thing that u need to do is check ur NIC, u can do that by opening MS-DOS, and typing " ping 127.0.0.1" if it gives u 4 replies ur NIC is good, if not then u need to change that, after that u need to check ur drivers, to make sure that they are up to date, so u have to go in device manager, then look for ur wireless nick, go to the manufacteres web site,then u gonna need to check for updates on the drivers, after making sure that everything is up to date, u need to make sure that the network that u are trying to connect is not to restrict MAC adreeses, if that is the case u need to disable it, then u need to make sure that if is using WAP or WEP encryption, that u have the key, then try and connect again, if these doesnt work, the router is prob no letting u connect to the network, so u gonna have to reset the router and then set it up again, with the correct configuration,, good luck
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I can only suggest that you buy a better router.  \n\nNow by wireless do you mean there is no router in your house and it comes from a different source?  If so get a better wireless router.  \n\nIf you have one in your house and it receives the signal for you then try getting closer to your router.  If this does not work your router may need to be replaced.\n\n\nAre you talking about a cell phone?  If so try getting a cell phone signal booster.  Try the link below to get an idea of what they do. \n\nIf you need more help email me and I can help you.\n\ngood luck.
409942
make sure your SMYP ports and enabled and allow data to go thru. a.k.a not banned by isp. and correctly set up in router.
878701
It is because your computer is unable to get an IP address from the DHCP server, which is part of the router.\n\nI think you are in a home environment so here is the way; \ncheck your wireless router and try connecting it through ethernet cable. If the device seems to be fine then look for devices like microwaves, cordless phones and other devices which share the 2.4Ghz frequency range because they interfere in your wireless connection. If the device is not connecting even with the ethernet cable then try resetting your router.\n\nIf all fails, my friend, you need to maybe get it thouroughly checked by somebody who has knowledge.
830491
make sure u have your gateway ip set and make sure you actually have a connection, cause there may be an issue with the network.
881264
few causes\n1. Your distance to access point\n2. Your laptop, has it got additional driver for the wireless chipset? make sure u install all the necessary driver after you format. \n3. Try to restart the router, or reboot it from the router settting page. \n4. check the antenna position and physical condition.\n5. try to restart the modem by unplug and plug the power\nGud luck and happy holiday also
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We were having the same problem at work with our Verizon Wireless PC cards! The only way that I could get our internet/LAN to continue working was to install ONLY the driver for the wireless card...not the software pack. I had Verizon Wireless send me the individual file for the cards drivers. After I received the driver I set it up just like a modem (since that is all it is). I no longer have the pretty Verizon menu showing the connection and strength but heck it worked!
63675
he has to have a router. if you still can't get on, chek and see if his wireless network has like an encryption key. you might have to call the router tech support for assistance.
306030
Wireless connections can be a bit problematic at times. I'm not good with the technical know-how, but usually repairing the connection will solve problems for me when signing into MSN or YIM. :)
155556
I had a similar problem with my Motorola wireless router and Vonage phone adapter (also motorola) last week. It seems I needed to put the MAC ID of the adapter in the DMZ of the firewall on an open port ( I will admit this was still not optimal but did function and was the only work around besides disabling the network that I could find ).
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windows xp wireless works in a different way than windows 98. \non your router, have you enabled 'WAP' . if you have then provide the access key in the windows xp wireless settings. \n\nif you have not enabled 'wap', then enable it. Windows xp rarely connects to unsecure wireless connections. \n\nmy best suggestion is to reset your router and start fresh. configure the router from the computer that it is connected to. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/wifisoho.mspx
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There is no best one, however, your problems may be related to how you've set it up.\n\nThings to do:\n\nTurn off SSID broadcasting\nEnable MAC address filtering\nTurn on WEP or WPA encryption\nMake sure you're on a clear channel\n\nLastly, other devices, such as some cordless phones (those running on the 2.4ghz frequency) etc, can interfere with your wireless router.\n\nIf you've done all those things, and you still have problems, there may be issue's with that particular router, i.e., maybe it's a lemon.
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Because its flakey :) I have that happen to mine to. It could be that your isp changed the ip address. Got to the wireless connection in networks and right click to repair the connection. Sometimes that works.