Re: Post-Competition Wireless
 

Everything is still set the way it was at the Michigan State Competition.
We have not changed anything. If that helps.

Re: Post-Competition Wireless
 

I don't have a bridge around to check this with but I believe this is the procedure to disable the WPA encryption.

1. Plug a computer into one of the 4 ethernet ports on the Router and the Wireless Gaming Adapter into one of the other ports.
2. Open a browser on the computer and go to 10.12.54.1
3. You should be prompted to login
Username: admin
Password: admin
4. Click Basic from the top set of tabs then select Wireless from the tabs below.
5. At the bottom of the page next to "Security Mode" change the box to "None"
6. Click "Save Settings"
7. If prompted to reboot, click "Reboot Now".

Your Gaming Adapter should now be able to connect to your router wirelessly again.

Re: Post-Competition Wireless
 

As soon as everybody is done posting either A the same thing or B whatever they did, can we get a single stickyed post or link that has what we should do to fix this for future reference? =)

Re: Post-Competition Wireless
 

Just a quick note to say thank you for all of the help. We got it up and running. After reading all of the suggestions we decided to go with the reset everything option. After resting the router and the gaming bridge and then reconfiguring the IP address to both of them to match the original protocol we are up and running.

Thanks again - you are all a wonderful resource.