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09.16.2008 at 03:07AM PDT, ID: 23734540
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Belkin, Wireless G-router, (F5D7230-4)

An electrician installed a wireless network in our warehouse. He brought 10 Belkin Wireless G-routers F5D7230-4, it was a bargain at the PC-shop. I wasn't really happy with this equipment, but as a good IT-guy I shut my mouth and configured all the routers as access points. Installed the new firmware, setup the same channel and SSID, WPA-key, but all these Belkins keep falling out, sometimes a couple of times a week. Also tried changing the channel (auto, same channel), just doesn't work.
We have one business access point from Linksys (WAP4400N) and this one just keeps working. The electrician keeps telling me that the configuration of the Belkins is wrong, and I am still wondering if this Belkin wireless G-router can handle all this data (9 pda's, stock application, network printers, a couple PC's,...)
What do you think? Replace all these belkins or is there a setting I can try to keep them working?
 
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