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Old 12-31-2006, 12:01 AM
Rip RocK
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Default Possible to have D-Link Wireless USB Adapter (DWL-G122) Connect to WRT54G?

One of my computers which was wired to my Linksys WRT54G will need to
be connected wirelessly now and my friend gave me a spare D-Link
Wireless USB Adapter, DWL-G122 (vB1, firmware v2.02)
(http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=334), so I thought I'd try to hook
it up with my WRT54G (v6, firmware v1.01.1)
(http://tinyurl.com/fgj39).

My WRT54G does function properly as a wireless router since my Xbox360
can connect to the internet without any problems and has two computers
wired to it as well. The DWL-G122 installed on my computer with
Windows XP Pro SP2 just fine after I downloaded the drivers and is
recognized without any problems in the Device Manager. And the
DWL-G122 does find the wireless network my WRT54G maintains when it
searches for a connection point to connect to.

However, when I try to connect to the WRT54G after I enter the WPA
keys, in the Wireless Network Connection window with XP, essentially
doing the same things that I did with my Xbox360, and try to connect
to it, it cannot. I'm using the same WPA Personal, TKIP settings and
the key absolutely correct. Just can't seem to authenticate itself
with the WRT54G for some reason.

Has anyone experienced something like this when trying to connect a
non Linksys wireless adapter with a WRT54G and if so, were you able to
resolve the problem at all? For the rest of you, can you think of
some things I should check into and try out. I'll take any
suggestions or tips at this point. Thanks for your time and courtesy.

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Old 01-01-2007, 03:47 AM
Eugene J. Maes
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Default Re: Possible to have D-Link Wireless USB Adapter (DWL-G122) Connect to WRT54G?

Take a look at this help area on dlink and see if it talks about your issue:
http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=822

Generally you have a better connectivity staying with the same brand.
I tried using my new netgear router and for some reason the Wireless USB
Adapter, DWL-G122 does not work well with other brands.

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"Rip RocK" <no@way.com> wrote in message
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> One of my computers which was wired to my Linksys WRT54G will need to
> be connected wirelessly now and my friend gave me a spare D-Link
> Wireless USB Adapter, DWL-G122 (vB1, firmware v2.02)
> (http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=334), so I thought I'd try to hook
> it up with my WRT54G (v6, firmware v1.01.1)
> (http://tinyurl.com/fgj39).
>
> My WRT54G does function properly as a wireless router since my Xbox360
> can connect to the internet without any problems and has two computers
> wired to it as well. The DWL-G122 installed on my computer with
> Windows XP Pro SP2 just fine after I downloaded the drivers and is
> recognized without any problems in the Device Manager. And the
> DWL-G122 does find the wireless network my WRT54G maintains when it
> searches for a connection point to connect to.
>
> However, when I try to connect to the WRT54G after I enter the WPA
> keys, in the Wireless Network Connection window with XP, essentially
> doing the same things that I did with my Xbox360, and try to connect
> to it, it cannot. I'm using the same WPA Personal, TKIP settings and
> the key absolutely correct. Just can't seem to authenticate itself
> with the WRT54G for some reason.
>
> Has anyone experienced something like this when trying to connect a
> non Linksys wireless adapter with a WRT54G and if so, were you able to
> resolve the problem at all? For the rest of you, can you think of
> some things I should check into and try out. I'll take any
> suggestions or tips at this point. Thanks for your time and courtesy.




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