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|---|---|
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And those devices that cannot connect, you have disabled/enabled their WiFi and still have this issue?
Do those devices that connect to the AP's WiFi after reset have Internet access tested and confirmed?
Could be a compatibility issue with the signal from the AP with those that cannot.
Have you set the bandwidth to 40Mhz or 20/40? If so, try just 20. Are you running B/G/N for compatibility or strictly N?
If you have older WiFi devices, you'll need to sacrifice speed for compatibility....if that's the case here.
Edit: Why are you showing me that screenshot? Not only is that of your router, but it's also one you posted before if I recall correctly. Your Motorola is your router, not your AP if we're still on the same page here. The Motorola is the gateway for the AP. So if your AP has a gateway option, you should set it to the IP of your router (192.168.0.1).
Do those devices that connect to the AP's WiFi after reset have Internet access tested and confirmed?
Could be a compatibility issue with the signal from the AP with those that cannot.
Have you set the bandwidth to 40Mhz or 20/40? If so, try just 20. Are you running B/G/N for compatibility or strictly N?
If you have older WiFi devices, you'll need to sacrifice speed for compatibility....if that's the case here.
Edit: Why are you showing me that screenshot? Not only is that of your router, but it's also one you posted before if I recall correctly. Your Motorola is your router, not your AP if we're still on the same page here. The Motorola is the gateway for the AP. So if your AP has a gateway option, you should set it to the IP of your router (192.168.0.1).
