E3200 Fm Ver 1.0.02 - DHCP Client table??? what happend to it? DHCP client table is always empty for me (when I am seeing that from a notebook connected wirelessly to it :) at least I should see my notebook).I can't find where I can post this in Cisco's web site; there are forums, but I can't create one even after logging in and registering. E3200 Fm Ver 1.0.02 - DHCP Client table??? what happend to it? DHCP client table is always empty for me (when I am seeing that from a notebook connected wirelessly to it :) at least I should see my... » Read More E3200 Fm Ver 1.0.02 - DHCP Client table??? what happend to it? DHCP client table is always empty for me (when I am seeing that from a notebook connected wirelessly to it :) at least I should see my notebook).I can't find where I can post this in Cisco's web site; there are forums, but I can't create one even after logging in and registering. « Show Less
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They just came out with 1.0.0.3 Build 9 firmware... try it and see if there's any improvement
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I don't see the DHCP client table populated as well. Running latest f/w version 1.0.0.2
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yes, this upgrade fixes the issue; now I can see all the DHCP addresses present in my home network..Thanks for the note
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Its got the new Cisco Connect softwarenow that allows for easier way of connecting computers - much easier with just having to put USB donge in each computer to be connected. Also new features - parental control, guest accounts, etc.
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I entered my server inscription code and it worked fine. I remember at a point the installation program said that it couldn't find the Linksys devise. I was already seeing a strong wireless signal and decided not to sweat the small stuff. I didn't see a window prompting me to enter a password. Cisco/Linksys has a help line. Sorry I can't be of further help.
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As of today (Oct 26, 2014) After over 4 hours of forum reading and googling about, I can find no information leading me to believe this router will ever have a full implementation of any open source packages worth your time to install. The manufacture of the radio package (that rather important wireless bit) used in this router has refused to release the information needed by those that do the (free) work to make control of the radio possible. Without that control, what good is all the rest? I did see evidence of individuals working on reverse engineering the radio from other similar units, but then that wasn't the point. Marketing Fail over at Linksys it seems... Glad I googled a bit before I clicked. This was the best current option but not with the stock firmware it's clear.
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I can't be 100% sure about the 2 different models, I do run the ENS500EXT units in WDS and they communicate just fine. Make sure firmware on both units is up to date. Both set to N-mode, both set to the same channel width, both set manually to the same channel. Running wireless N mode mandates WPA2-AES encryption, so make sure both are set up that way and have the same access code. Running WDS requires static IP's be set on both units, and each units MAC address be registered in the setup for all units in WDS affiliation with them. Clients connecting to the WDS nodes require static IP or a separate router to operate as a DHCP server for them. I am just thinking off of the top of my head, I do have set up WDS configurations, but mainly use these units as AP's, or point-to-point bridges. Maybe someone else here can comment further, I know from trying to contact Engenius customer support in the past, their support staff is essentially non-existent. Good Luck.
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Just a quick thought, ensure both your router and the player are set to DHCP, as in, not static IP address. This way, when your player asks your router for ANY IP address, it will accept the one it is assigned. Also, I second the suggestion to make sure both the router and the player are on the same wireless encryption protocol.
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No way to know w/o bringing the device up. Then you can download whatever Cisco has available. I think 1.3.5p is current
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Here are some ideas:1.Your unit is not working. Replace.2. Device is not configured for DHCP.3. You are connected through local router/firewall, that blocks the port that device is using. Try to Disable firewall, or connect to cable modem directly. (Nowadays, cable modems also have firewalls. Check it as well.4. Your provider's DHCP settings somehow different from your devices? (never seen before, but possible)
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I would assume so. This device is essentially acting like a switch on the network. Once its connected, anything you plug into it should pull an address from the DHCP service. Although if they're already accessible wirelessly, why buy this?
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I think the Cisco / Linksys answer is it is supposed to support 32 wireless clients. That is theoretical, in a lab like car MPG in advertising. At some point under certain circumstances - they got that. In the real world with different variables - your mileage may differ.
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There is really no way to known if the firmware is the latest. If you go to: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/readIndex? sp4ts.oid=378356&lang=en&lang=en&cc=us&cc=us or HP.com and select [support], the firmwave can be downloaded. I would do this just as a matter of good practice. The cards are probably not PCI compliant because that is a motherboard/computer protocol. The Jetdirect card is designed for a printer. You can review the setup manuals at HP support. These cards are designed for experienced computer support people. Based on your questions, I would suggest that either you are looking for the wrong card or need more experience to install this card. These cards generally come with no documentation or drivers so you need to be able to get them on your own. I hope this helps. Good luck to you.
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Yes, but I've only used it with the built-in Windows wireless client on an XP machine. Some older XP PC's have 3rd party clients installed. The main thing you want to do is download and install the latest firmware from Cisco. If you're not sure how to do this, ask someone for help, as it's not always easy. I had problems with wireless speed until I installed the latest firmware.
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U can't add any dhcp options to the dhcp server for say vendor specific 242 avaya etc. Turn off autostart port as it gave me nothing but headaches.
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It's been replaced by the Cisco-Linksys E3000.Cisco-Linksys E3000 Wireless-N Router^ That's definitely the router I want to get to start my wireless experience.
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I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific with your questions and how you are relating this to the WIFI communications between you PC and Modem? I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific... » Read More I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific with your questions and how you are relating this to the WIFI communications between you PC and Modem? « Show Less
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I'm having the same problem. I just rebooted it and used it for a while, browsing the embedded web server, then watched it go dead as soon as it entered sleep mode. I woke it up by tapping the touchscreen but it still doesn't reconnect. Its wireless status screen shows it connected with an IP address. Pinging that IP address gets no response. Very frustrating.UPDATE: Rebooting my Netgear N600 (Model WNDR3700) router seemed to fix the problem, even after the printer went back into sleep mode.
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Hey! What works best is to just manually set your IP. I went through all of the restarts, scoured the Internet. Pick your IP....192.168.1.xxx. Your gateway and primary dns are 192.168.1.1. Im pretty good at getting tech gear running and this player just didn't play nice with the wireless!