A few common problems..
1. You misstyped the SSID
2. If using WEP or WPA you mistyped the Password. (try reconfiguring the router (temporarily) without WEP or WPA
3. Your wireless router is using MAC filtering and the new 600's MAC address is not in the table.
4. Your Router (or whatever it is that is providing your IP address) is out of leases.
5. If using WEP you selected the wrong index.
LtLeary
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April 28th, 2006 22:00
1. You misstyped the SSID
2. If using WEP or WPA you mistyped the Password. (try reconfiguring the router (temporarily) without WEP or WPA
3. Your wireless router is using MAC filtering and the new 600's MAC address is not in the table.
4. Your Router (or whatever it is that is providing your IP address) is out of leases.
5. If using WEP you selected the wrong index.
LT
JohnNgSF
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April 30th, 2006 22:00
This is what worked for me. Try changing channels, I finally connected all three on the default Channel 6, running 64 bit WEP.
Try it and post your results.
MflyNJ
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May 17th, 2006 10:00
MflyNJ
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May 17th, 2006 10:00