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Using I-Pod Touch via Wireless on Sky Broadband |
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Using I-Pod Touch via Wireless on Sky Broadband
Has anyone got this to work and if so how did you do it ?
Did you have to change the settings on the I-Pod screen or set an exception rule on the Netgear page ? Many Thanks |
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You might be better asking in the sky broadband forum
Last edited by kevin88 : 06-10-2007 at 16:14. Reason: spelling mistake |
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You'd just need to type the WEP into the iPod when it asks for it?
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Has anyone got this to work and if so how did you do it ?
Did you have to change the settings on the I-Pod screen or set an exception rule on the Netgear page ? Many Thanks Bob
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Thanks for all the replies and advice. I also posted on the Sky Broadband forum but didn't get much luck.
Well after 10 hours of trying different settings, losing my Wireless Internet Connection and having to reconfigure everything I have finally got things working. This is what I learnt : I was getting the error message of "unable to connect". I was using the passkey that comes with your Sky Broadband unit and is on the panel below the router. After some advice on another forum I found I needed to add the I-Pod using the wireless setting set-up access list on the Netgear set-up page and also to use one of the passkeys that feature of the Netgear page rather than the initial one supplied by Sky. It's taken quite a bit of re-starting of applications and units but it has suddenly come to life. Thanks again for your help. |
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