WiFi router is naughty - not displayed to everyone

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Pavlo Ponomarenko2012-09-19 01:09:11

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Pavlo Ponomarenko, 2012-09-19 01:09:11

Router DLink DIR-320/NRU. There was a power surge.

After that, it ceased to be visible in Linux (i.e., I see, say, my phone in hot-seat mode, Wi-Fi neighbors, but I don’t see the router on the network)
But on the same computer under Windows 7, Wi-Fi is perfectly visible.
And in niks, if you connect through a cord, then you can go into the router.

An uncle with a laptop on Win 7 has a similar problem - he stopped seeing Wi-Fi.
But such devices as a tablet and an Android phone see wi-fi.

Those. this router is selectively not shown to two OSes, and the rest detect it.

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Oleg Karnaukhov, 2012-09-19
@BupycNet

If you do not take into account power surges. Set the channel for example 6 and check what country is. Try connecting to it as Hidden.

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ZUZ, 2012-09-19
@ZUZ

You won’t believe it - throw it in the trash (this NRU is not even completed to be disassembled into bolts) and buy a normal router (yes, at least the same 320, but NOT NRU).

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getnaked, 2012-09-19
@getnaked

Maybe the matter is in the protocols - which one was under Linux and which one does the uncle's laptop support? Suddenly the device switched only to work in 802.11n.

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RedHead, 2012-09-19
@RedHead

go to the admin panel and try to remove / put "hidden" and it will be saved, after this operation my laptop starts to see it, there was such a "buggy" period and pah-pah passed.

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calg0n, 2012-09-19
@calg0n

A few days ago it was the same with the DIR-300. Try changing the Wi-Fi channel on your router.