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Wireless signal question 802.11n?
Hello, in my company i have Linksys350N router, and its working with 802.11n signal mode. But i have several Palms, palms not connecting to router, i think palms not supports 802.11n , they supports 802.11b/g . Is there any way to convert router signal N to G or N to B
4 Answers
- HugoLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Just ask your network administrator.
Or go to 192.168.1.1 for router settings
- Anonymous1 decade ago
N is not finalized yet, so what you have is a proprietry version of N. That means it may or may not work with other N devices.
Your router should provide a way to force it to G mode. Check the manual.
- 1 decade ago
That router should support N & G & B out of the box. If someone forced it into N only mode simply return it into N & G & B mode.
- Don MLv 71 decade ago
Sure they all do but everyone else looses N if they change there settings to b/g instead of N
