On March 9, 2010 at 09:59, jvlara said...
Hi there!
I have a TSU9600 trying to connect with 2 RFX9600, each one connected to the home wireless network thru an access point.
- RFX9600 ID-0 connected to a d-link DI-624 wireless router, with internet access;
- RFX9600 ID-1 connected to a d-link DWL-2100AP access point, in the universal wireless repeater mode;
Which firmware versions are used in the DI-624 and the DWL-2100AP ?
From the D-Link support website:
What devices can the DWL-2100AP repeat?
Routers Firmware
DI-524 (revA) 1.02 and higher
DI-624 (revB) 1.28 and higher
DI-624 (revC) 2.28 and higher
DI-774 (revA) 1.25 and higher
Access Points Firmware
DWL-800AP+ (revA) 2.00 and higher
DWL-900AP+ (revC) 3.07 and higher
DWL-2000AP (revA) 1.56 and higher
DWL-2000AP (revC) 3.10 and higher
DWL-2100AP (revA) 1.01 and higher
DWL-7000AP (revA1) 1.04 and higher
DWL-7000AP (revA2) 1.04 and higher
DWL-7100AP (revA) 1.00u and higher
DWL-G800AP (revA) 1.02 and higher
The wireless is unsecured, because when I try to use the WEP protection, the TSU9600 doesn't attribute any IP.
This likely means you have other WiFi issues as well.
The TSU can control any of the RFX's, as long as they are connected to the DI-624! The other one, connected to the DWL2100 just doesn't reply!!! Then I tried using DHCP with this extender and the TSU coudn't find the IP address of the extender.
I put the extender in the "configured through router" mode and I could access it by PC (wireless connection), so i think the network is ok!
As long as the extender is in "configure via cross cable" or "configure via router", it is in configuration mode, and cannot be used by a control panel. You should put the RFX9600 in "Use mode".
Anybody has any idea? First i have to try to communicate with both the extenders, then i will see what to do with the security issue.
Likely your problem is due to the firmware of the DWL 2100AP.
