I’m having problems with my Connection Hub wireless connection
Computer detects wireless network but cannot access it
Ensure you have entered the correct network name (SSID) and password. Both are case sensitive. The Connection Hub can set up networks with WEP, WPA and WPA2 security. Learn more about wireless security modes.
Ensure that you are using a wireless adapter that is capable of the type of wireless security your wireless network uses. Otherwise, you may have to change the type of wireless security on the Connection Hub to match the capabilities of your adapter. To learn how to do this, see How to change my Connection Hub settings.
Cannot access devices in the network
The devices may not be configured to receive an IP address automatically. Check the IP address settings on the devices that are not available within the network.
Guest network stopped working
The default timer for a guest wireless network is 720 minutes (12 hours). This means that after 720 minutes, the guest wireless network will automatically disable on its own. To permanently enable a guest wireless network, you must set the timer to 0 minutes. To learn how to do this, see How to change my Connection Hub settings.
How to improve wireless performance
Wireless performance in your home will depend on several factors:
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The distance between your wireless device and the Connection Hub, and the number of obstructions in between. Long distances and many obstructions (walls, ceilings, etc.) will weaken the wireless signal. |
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The amount of wireless interference within your home. High amounts of interference will degrade wireless performance. Interference can come from:
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The wireless standards (802.11 a/b/g/n) used by devices on your wireless network. There is a single wireless radio in the Connection Hub that will be limited to the lowest wireless standard that is transmitting data. For example, if you have an old Wireless G laptop and a new Wireless N laptop on your wireless network, your whole wireless network will run on the slower Wireless G speed. |
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The wireless connectivity/signal of your wireless device. The Connection Hub is just one side of the wireless connection; your wireless device must also send and receive data. Wireless performance will degrade if your device has a weak signal or reception. |
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