i live above a bar, and our Wifi Modem/Router is downstairs. Sometimes the signal would get weak up in my apartment, but one night an employee was messing around unplugging things and he did something to one of the machines in the process and knocked out the internet. In an attempt to get it running again, he did a number of things, including setting up multiple networks and apparently somehow got it broadcasting multiple signals.
We had a public network named "Mojos" and now there is a second signal, a Private network called "Mojos 2" - and now it seems like the router has schizophrenia; it keeps switching between the two signals. I have searched an cannot find a solution, and i need the internet for my business so this is hurting me severely. i need to eliminate the second signal.
The info i have listed is:
Connection-specific DNS suffix: Belkin
Desc.: Qualcomm Atheros AR5B125
running WifiInfoView (Nirsoft) the public network lists:
SSID: Mojos
MAC Address: 00-22-75-26-62-DB
PHY Type: 802.11n
RSSI: -72
Signal Quality: 56
Avg Sig Qual: 55.7
Freq.: 2.437
Channel: 6
Info Size: 391
Elements count: 18
Co: Belkin Int'l Inc
Router Model: N Wireless Router
Router Name: Wireless Router (WFA)
Sec: none
Cipher: None
Max Spd: 144 Mbps
Ch. Width: 20 MHz
Channels Range: 4-8
BSS Type: Infastructure
WPS Support: Configured
Min Sig Quality 4
Max Sig Qual. 60
Second Signal (differences):
SSID: Mojos
MAC Address: FA-8F-CA-35-02-E5
RSSI: -86
Sig Quality: 28
Avg Sig Quality: 27.1
Info Size: 113
Elements count: 9
Company: (blank)
Router Model: (Blank)
Router Name: (blank)
Sec: none
Cipher: none
Max Spd: 72 Mbps
WPS Support: No
Min Sig quality: 4
Max Sig Quality: 100
now i don't know much about this stuff, but as i understand it, the router normally broadcasts 2 signals, and the issue i have rather has to do with networks that have been set up? I am in dire need of help!
i'm spending hours each day just trying to connect and re-connect to my wifi every 5-10 minutes i manage to get online, anything you can suggest is very greatly appreciated.
Also, there are 6 detected wifi signals in my area on channel 6 including my own, and none listed on channel 5. would moving my router to channel 5 possibly help?
We had a public network named "Mojos" and now there is a second signal, a Private network called "Mojos 2" - and now it seems like the router has schizophrenia; it keeps switching between the two signals. I have searched an cannot find a solution, and i need the internet for my business so this is hurting me severely. i need to eliminate the second signal.
The info i have listed is:
Connection-specific DNS suffix: Belkin
Desc.: Qualcomm Atheros AR5B125
running WifiInfoView (Nirsoft) the public network lists:
SSID: Mojos
MAC Address: 00-22-75-26-62-DB
PHY Type: 802.11n
RSSI: -72
Signal Quality: 56
Avg Sig Qual: 55.7
Freq.: 2.437
Channel: 6
Info Size: 391
Elements count: 18
Co: Belkin Int'l Inc
Router Model: N Wireless Router
Router Name: Wireless Router (WFA)
Sec: none
Cipher: None
Max Spd: 144 Mbps
Ch. Width: 20 MHz
Channels Range: 4-8
BSS Type: Infastructure
WPS Support: Configured
Min Sig Quality 4
Max Sig Qual. 60
Second Signal (differences):
SSID: Mojos
MAC Address: FA-8F-CA-35-02-E5
RSSI: -86
Sig Quality: 28
Avg Sig Quality: 27.1
Info Size: 113
Elements count: 9
Company: (blank)
Router Model: (Blank)
Router Name: (blank)
Sec: none
Cipher: none
Max Spd: 72 Mbps
WPS Support: No
Min Sig quality: 4
Max Sig Quality: 100
now i don't know much about this stuff, but as i understand it, the router normally broadcasts 2 signals, and the issue i have rather has to do with networks that have been set up? I am in dire need of help!
i'm spending hours each day just trying to connect and re-connect to my wifi every 5-10 minutes i manage to get online, anything you can suggest is very greatly appreciated.
Also, there are 6 detected wifi signals in my area on channel 6 including my own, and none listed on channel 5. would moving my router to channel 5 possibly help?