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Uh oh....help? [message #59749]

Tue, 30 December 2003 00:19

spreegem
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We have changed the frequencty of the phones several times, but they keep resetting their frequency. . . WTF. . . FOr the website I am pretty sure we have checked all of the ports and firewall setting. I'll ask my dad about the ports tomorro, too late now 2:20 AM just got off of a game of Savage, time to sleep now. . .

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Tue, 30 December 2003 02:18

Madtone
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change the freq on the network then... makes sense!!

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Tue, 30 December 2003 07:01

spreegem
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We either tried that and it didn't work, or we couldn't change it some reason.

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Uh oh....help? [message #59765]

Tue, 30 December 2003 07:46

Madtone
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Colonel

there should be an IP addy that you put in your browser to get to the AP/router setup screen, from there you can change everything including freq

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Tue, 30 December 2003 09:03

DBB
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All my phones are normal, incept for one of them which is wireless. Everythign runs fine when the phone is in use, but when someone is on the normal phone and picks up the wireless phone it makes all this crazy ass noise (never did before wireless) and if you pick up the normal phone while on the wireless phone it does the same. Kind of odd. I was wondering, how would I change the frequency on that one portable phone? Thanks! Smile

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Tue, 30 December 2003 17:32

spreegem
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We got my site working again, it was a problem with the IP address. But we restarted the server and now it won't finish restarting AGH it is stuck, one of my dad's friends who knows alot about linux, which is the operating system we are using for the web server, is out of town in Texas so we're pretty much screwed untill he gets back. We may have lost all the files as well, but I have a backup. So your phones are messed up now that you went to wireless to ehh? Well, I don't know how to change the frequency but I would imagine you should look through the manual and see if you can find anything. . . or there's always google, if you can't find something on google it doesn't exist. Laughing

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Wed, 31 December 2003 13:50

rm5248
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well, i have a linksys router, wireless B tho, and i dont have any problem with my phone. probably because it is on a different frequency. i belive that the router operates on 2.4 GHz. the phone most likely oporates on the same frequency. try gettting a new phone. Cool

try going to linksys.com and see if there are any driver updates or anything that will make it so that it will not interfere with phones. but i doubt that there are any

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