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| ====== Troubleshoot Wireless connections ====== | ====== Troubleshoot Wireless connections ====== | ||
| + | <if !air> | ||
| + | ^ :!: **Your unit does not have any wireless interface.** ^ | ||
| + | | If your unit does have a wireless antenna then you must purchase a [[:license]] to be able to activate wireless. | | ||
| + | </if> | ||
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| ===== Cannot Connect ===== | ===== Cannot Connect ===== | ||
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| ===== Bad Reception ===== | ===== Bad Reception ===== | ||
| iPhone, iPod, iPad, Android mobiles and other clients might have problem connecting and/or achieving stable connections if **Wireless Mode** is set to "802.11B/G" on the [[web GUI:wireless page]]. Select **802.11G only** instead. | iPhone, iPod, iPad, Android mobiles and other clients might have problem connecting and/or achieving stable connections if **Wireless Mode** is set to "802.11B/G" on the [[web GUI:wireless page]]. Select **802.11G only** instead. | ||
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| + | To increase wireless throughput and connection stability always select **Wireless Mode: 802.11G only** on the [[web GUI:wireless page]], unless you do have some old legacy clients with only 802.11B capability. | ||
