Btuna TPU! Router acesta wireless (http://www.emag.ro/......EN772BBBM/ ar merge pe iPhone 5?

Multumesc mult!

1. Niciodata nu cumpara router wifi cu o singura antena interna sau externa

2. teoretic iphon-urile ar trebui sa mearga cu orice fel de router facut dupa 2011
3 securitatea wpa wpa2 tkip si aes au cateva probleme cu multe dispozitive

treci inapoi pe securitastea WEP (este foarte vulnerabila in fgata atacurilor parola ta va sta maxim 10 minute in fata cuiva care stie ce face) si atunci vei vedea ca e ok si merge


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WPA and WPA2 are newer encryption technologies than WEP, but they have a few more issues syncing on networks with older devices. If it's an issue, the newer WPA-enabled devices are supposed to be able to automatically switch back and use WEP. It's possible the iPhone 5 is having problems with that. You should be warned, though, that WEP is significantly less secure. (Update: Just to be totally clear, this should only be used as a solution temporarily, until Apple fixes this through a firmware update, or another solution is found. Until then, though, know you're trading security from people trying to access your network for functional Wi-Fi on your phone.)

The switch to your router is relatively simple. You'll need to access your Router gateway, which should be easily found through Google. For example, most Linksys routers are 192.168.1.1, while Western Digital routers can be accessed by simply typing "wprouter" into your URL bar.

From there, just go to the Wireless and Security options, select WEP instead of WPA, and enter your new password. All done! Hopefully your Wi-Fi issues will be cleared up. Let us know if it works—or doesn't—in the discussion below.