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OrangeMonkey (IS/IT--Management)

18 Aug 09 14:21

Thank you for reading my post. I am trying to troubleshoot the hotel Internet access I administer. I have been getting complaints about connectivity issues and receiving the above error message. I am using Linksys WRT54G wireless routers as the access points. Mostly version 6 with (factory) ver 1.00.9 firmware. I have read that there may be issues with ipv6 running on the WRT54G router using Vista. Can anyone shine some light on this particular concern or the reasons for the error in general.

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