Re: Network Congestion (still....)
- From: "Mike" <Mike@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 05:01:09 GMT
This probably won't help you, but my configuration is as follows:
Linksys extender, hardwired to a linksys a/g router. Then a wireless hop of
about 50 feet to the MCE box. This configuration works fine with an
ocassional net congestion, but it usually sorts itself out quickly. I've
tried to go completely wireless with less than stellar results. It sounds to
me like your wireless hop is from the extender to the router? Maybe that's
the difference?
--Mike
"brentromero" <brentromero@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8C831501-2578-467A-9C11-9A50B0E086D8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have tried the wired configuration with 50' CAT-5 and I've tried using
>the
> Linksys WRT55 A+G wireless configuration (disabling the G channel) and I
> STILL get the network congestion advisory in spite of seeing an
> 'Excellent'
> signal strength when selecting my SSID (and only wireless 'A' channel) on
> the
> MCX configuration screen.
>
> All routers & extenders are Linksys products and I have installed all of
> the
> latest drivers using a cool tool (VersionTracker) that scans my Gateway
> 820GM
> for its current drivers, versions, etc and even directs me to the
> products'
> website for downloading latest versions.
>
> This problem has exhausted my patience so I won't even go into the
> extender
> disconnects when selecting My Music, My Video, or My Pictures. Please
> help!
> --
> brentromero
.
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