| Rabbit's eating all my wifi | |
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Bolly Lapin nain
Nbr de messages : 5 Carottes : 6425
| Sujet: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 2:05 | |
| 've just got a nabaztag, absolutely love it except...
I use a Netgear DG834GT v1.02.04 that connects wirelessly to my home pc via a Netgear WPN311 pci card, normally a very strong connection. I've reserved IP addresses for the PC (198.162.0.2) and the Nabaztag (192.168.0.4) but when the Nabaztag is connected, the PC wireless connection becomes unusable - still there just very sloooow. Anyone had this problem? Is there any setting I could use to stop the Nabaztag from taking over my entire bandwith? Ta | |
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marfab Cuniculussologue
Age : 52 Localisation : Noisy le Grand Nabaztag : Petitbrou, Landry (V1), Scrubs (V2) Nbr de messages : 8128 Carottes : 6921
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 9:21 | |
| Give an IP adress in the config page of your rabbit and indicate DHCP = "NO" | |
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Bolly Lapin nain
Nbr de messages : 5 Carottes : 6425
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 12:20 | |
| Thanks - but I think I've tried that and every other variable, WEP on/off, IP reserved, router firewall on/off, DHCP on/off etc (saying that it was late...) but will give it another go tonight and post results. Just so I know it's possible, is anyone happy with the connections working with a similar setup? i.e 1 wireless router, 1 wireless PC and a rabbit? | |
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aerosmiss Yellow Subadmin
Age : 56 Localisation : Paris Nabaztag : Zvi (V1) et Zeev (V2) Nbr de messages : 10056 Carottes : 6785
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 12:35 | |
| Hi, I got this setup and I never have a problem. The Dhcp is on YES. I let my router deal with all the things itself Sometimes, there are 2 PC, 1 laptop and the rabbit in the same time and everybody is ok (me too ) | |
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marfab Cuniculussologue
Age : 52 Localisation : Noisy le Grand Nabaztag : Petitbrou, Landry (V1), Scrubs (V2) Nbr de messages : 8128 Carottes : 6921
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 13:15 | |
| Did you give : IP adress : 192.168.0.X mask subnet : 255.255.255.0 Local gateway : 192.168.X.X (IP of your routeur) DNS serveur : DNS IP of your ISP
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Bolly Lapin nain
Nbr de messages : 5 Carottes : 6425
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 14:47 | |
| ...I'm sure I did... will have to try all that again tonight. But like I said it was late - Probably a bad idea to start messing with router settings when only the joy of a fresh nabaztag was keeping me awake Anyway thanks so much for the replies, I'll let you know how I get on. | |
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Bolly Lapin nain
Nbr de messages : 5 Carottes : 6425
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Ven 25 Aoû 2006 - 22:29 | |
| No joy.. curses! Every possible combo results in the PC connection dying... This is so annoying coz the rabbit is a perfect gizmo to further geekify my wife and it's so damn cool! There's a chance my router is iffy, i't's been cutting out a bit recently and I was thinking of buying a new one soon anyway so might leave it till then. Thanks for the help though folks . I'll probably keep trying and will post any further news . In the mean time if anyone else fancys posting if they had to figure out any complicated router stuff (v technical me) it'll be much appreciated | |
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Bolly Lapin nain
Nbr de messages : 5 Carottes : 6425
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Dim 27 Aoû 2006 - 18:04 | |
| It works! Haven't a clue why since i didn't change anything since the last effort, just plugged it in today and it's all fine. I still suspect a dodgy router, fingers crossed it'll stay like this... Thanks for the info aerosmiss and thanks for the help marfab! gawd bless ya one an' all | |
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aerosmiss Yellow Subadmin
Age : 56 Localisation : Paris Nabaztag : Zvi (V1) et Zeev (V2) Nbr de messages : 10056 Carottes : 6785
| Sujet: Re: Rabbit's eating all my wifi Dim 27 Aoû 2006 - 18:40 | |
| Yeah!!! you rock!!! | |
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