Do you have IE also on the computer? It seems also like you are having weak signal, if you can connect wireless sometimes but not all times! Try to check your wireless config!youdunsay wrote:Ok I'll try to cut short as possible.
Brother just signed up for the Singnet Broadband unlimited access. We have fixed the modem with a Linksys router and adapter so that we can connect wirelessly.
Problem lies with whenever we go to our web browser, we can't visit MANY websites. Many times we can't even run search engines like yahoo, google. And, we can't even visit the singnet website.
Attempt: We followed accordingly to what the technican had advised by changing the connection setting of our web browser (Mozilla) to "direct connection to the internet" yet the problem still persist. Mozilla says the server can't be found. Tried with our IE too and to no avail.
Any IT savvy can help me out on this? Really Pissed Off without connection and living like a caveman for 3 days.
You must also take note of where in the home, you are trying to access the wireless, if you are moving around in the house, your signal strengths will fluctuate, you may need other wireless access points setting up.youdunsay wrote:Wow finally I can enter this forum. Yea tried IE though, and just like Mozilla at times I managed to enter certain sites but most of the time it can't load..argh..and I always move my mouse over the connection icon to check the signal strength and it's always "excellent"..
You not solved the problem yet?youdunsay wrote:Hahahax ok.. thx~
Crack open your virginal Linksys manual and read the part about security configuration.youdunsay wrote:Horror~ We found someone tapping on our wireless connection. What should I do?
Look up the sections for WEP and MAC Filter.jpatokal wrote:Crack open your virginal Linksys manual and read the part about security configuration.youdunsay wrote:Horror~ We found someone tapping on our wireless connection. What should I do?
I checked my Windows. It says I have got 4 packets, 3 pkts received and 1 pkt lost (25%). What does that mean? I don't know how to change the ping thingy.To me it sounds like your DNS is dodgy. The next time you're having problems connecting to a site (eg. google.com), hit Windows-R and enter "ping google.com", then try "ping 62.233.187.99". If the first one doesn't work but the second does, it's a DNS problem; if both don't work, then your connection is bad.
The problem is that if you are trying to ping google.com these days then there is a good chance you will loose packets given the current state of the internet connection between here and the States.youdunsay wrote: I checked my Windows. It says I have got 4 packets, 3 pkts received and 1 pkt lost (25%). What does that mean? I don't know how to change the ping thingy.
I pinged google at 465ms far to long, the infrastructure is crap from Singapore and I've just been suckered into a 10mb connection, I certainly wish i could prove, who's at fault here!ScoobyDoes wrote:The problem is that if you are trying to ping google.com these days then there is a good chance you will loose packets given the current state of the internet connection between here and the States.youdunsay wrote: I checked my Windows. It says I have got 4 packets, 3 pkts received and 1 pkt lost (25%). What does that mean? I don't know how to change the ping thingy.
I don't get any access to my gmail, since the earthquake and have had to set up a vpn to Hong Kong so that i can use their connections to Europe instead of ours that go to the US directly. If you ping starhub.com.sg for example then in theory this should let you know the local quality afterwhich i wouldn't worry about the overseas stuff for a couple of weeks until the international circuit is fully restored.
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