Hello,
We have a Netgear WG602 wireless access point that a co-worker has used without a problem for a while. Another co-worker recently bought a new laptop with a built-in wireless card (uses a bridge with a nic). We cannot seem to get him to be authenticated on the access point. When I go into the access point, it sees him, but in the station list it says "associated". I'm not sure what that means. He can see the wireless access point from his laptop, but it doesn't allow him to go through it and obtain an IP from our DHCP provider. I have disabled WEP, and the only security feature is that I allow connections through MAC address, in which I have his entered to allow, so that should not be an issue.
Any ideas here? Thanks.
We have a Netgear WG602 wireless access point that a co-worker has used without a problem for a while. Another co-worker recently bought a new laptop with a built-in wireless card (uses a bridge with a nic). We cannot seem to get him to be authenticated on the access point. When I go into the access point, it sees him, but in the station list it says "associated". I'm not sure what that means. He can see the wireless access point from his laptop, but it doesn't allow him to go through it and obtain an IP from our DHCP provider. I have disabled WEP, and the only security feature is that I allow connections through MAC address, in which I have his entered to allow, so that should not be an issue.
Any ideas here? Thanks.
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