Can't connect to my Wireless access point?
I have setup my Netgear DG834GT router as a wireless access point and after setting everything up i can't connect to it with my iPhone, although it does show up on the list of networks available.
This netgear router/AP is connected to the main router of the house via power line adapters.
I have done everything i think i should of to setup the access point, disabled the DHCP setting, changed the IP accordingly, but still can't connect…
Can you please shed some light on how to fix this?
Hi, so can you connect to the main router OK? With a second router you would need to bridge not route between the two as they are on the same "network"
Try changing the channel on the router to a different one, can anything else connect to the Netgear?
HTH
David
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