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    Linksys WRT320N wired and wireless simultaneously

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Mr Najsman, Jul 10, 2014.

  1. Mr Najsman

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    I have a WRT320N, wireless is working without problems. When I try connecting devices with wires the wireless stops working. Any settings for this? I´m on default firmware.
     
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    It should work fine - maybe there's IP conflict?

    You may want to try to reset the router and set it up once more manually and update the firmware if you are not using the latest one.

    Also make sure that all devices are set to DHCP, not static IP if possible.
     
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    Do you use Intel's PROSet on your PC?

    "Adapter switching is a feature of the Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiFi Connection Utility that enables a system to have a mutually exclusive relationship between an 802.3 (wired/Ethernet) and an 802.11 (wireless) connection. The adapter switching feature helps to enable network access to the system through only one interface in the system between Wi-Fi and wired adapters."

    Intel® Wi-Fi Products — How do I use adapter switching with Intel® PROSet/Wireless software?
     
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    Eh don't know :p
     
    Mr Najsman, Jul 11, 2014
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