AP Isolation feature in my router. |
said by lets456 :
PS121NA Netgear print server.
But that aside, I can't see the shared printer on the desktop that is connected to the Actiontec router....matter of fact I can't see anything on the network from any of the computers.
I don't have FIOS or any Actiontec routers, but you just confirmed exactly what I thought.
Every router is different. With my WRT54G v2 with Firmware: DD-WRT v23 SP2 (09/15/06) std, it is Wireless -> Advanced settings.
Since I don't have the same router as you do, I don't know where to find that setting.
We can figure it together..
And other users out there, can help out.
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First I have to give some ground rule(s) / policies that will help protect you.
Do not show the following in the any screen shot(s)..
#1 User name / password in the router.
#2 Any serial numbers
#3 Full MAC address(es)
#4 Full Public IP(s). Which will be an IP outside of these three range(s)
a) 10.*.*.*
b) 172.16.*.* to 172.31.*.*
c) 192.168.*.*
#5 Any SSID, WEP, WPA - since you are using a wireless device.
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To take screen shots see
PortForward.com -> Forum -> Knowledge Base -> How to take and post screenshotsYou can use the upload feature of DSLR to upload.
As need be see
All FAQs » Site FAQ » 3.15 AttachmentsWe can go one step at a time. Show the very first that you see after yo go into your router..
It may look something like
Portforward.com -> Guides -> Port Forwarding Guides by Router -> MI-424-WR -> "If you do not see the program you are forwarding ports for, be sure to visit our Default Guide for this router".
The screen shot that looks something like..
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www.portforward.com/engl ··· -WR2.jpg