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22-May-2009, 09:55 AM #1
Connecting 4 Different Systems to 1 WiFi
Hi People,,

This IS my very first post here...Well I Have a big problem i.e I Have a Windows XP Pro Laptop ,my Brother Has A Vista Home Premium And My Sister owns a MacBook Air. and i also own a PSP on which i surf for some time...

Now The Problem Is That we Have one WiFi Modem and i think it connect 2 one thing at a time .......

i dunno but please let me know how do i connect ALL of these at the same time....
I Tried inserting our MAC IDs in the modem but its not working.....

Can Some one please help.....



thank You Very Much
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22-May-2009, 11:46 AM #2
What is the brand and model of your modem? What is the brand and model of your router?

And, what specifically is the problem you are experiencing?
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22-May-2009, 02:49 PM #3
Try disabling ALL the MAC filtering and encryption on the router and see if you can get all the workstations connected. If you use WPA or WPA2, you shouldn't have an issue that requires MAC filtering anyway, it just makes it harder for you to use your own network.
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