Thread: An ISP's effect on a wireless connection...
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Old 20-06-2007, 21:37   #3
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Re: An ISP's effect on a wireless connection...
An ISP can't do anything to your wireless connection, it's more likely to be somebody else close by that's got a wireless network on the same channel.

Also, Draytek routers have really awfull wireless functionalilty(I have set up about half a dozen Draytek Vigors, and all off them have had interoperability problems with other manufacturers products).

Have you been to the Draytek site to get the latest firmware?
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