Aug 7, 2010 - Posts about Alice Gate VoIP 2 Plus Wi-Fi written by Ing. The router manufacturer is Pirelli and the firmware is released under GPL license. A PDF with technical. LinkCom LAL0683 0821G = ADSL 2+ modem. In the “Wireless” section, change Wireless Network (SSID) and Pre-Shared Key fields.

[POST IN PROGRESS] Please note that you shouldn’t modify your original Alice Router firmware provided by your ISP but, you could. The router manufacturer is and the under. A is available.

Blue diamond usb drivers. Original Firmware Configuration are: • Nome = Alice Gate VoIP • Versione hardware = S1 • Versione globale = AGPF_4.3.5 • Versione boot loader = cfe-AGPF-10-0007 • Versione kernel = 2.6 • Versione drv ADSL = A2pB021.d17i • Versione drv Wi-Fi = 4.150.10.5.cpe2.0 The target of the post is to or to be able to use the 2 x RJ11 ports with a SIP account. Access to the original Pirelli webpage connecting to the following page: Hardware Configuration The detailed are available.

According to the you could identify the following chips: •.

I have recently installed Windows 7 RC 64 bit. Everything works good, except for my wireless internet connection.

I have a linksys router (WRT160N) and a linksys adapter in de pc (WUSB600N). I use WPA2 security for my wireless connection.

The first problem is that the pc can't always find my router. When the pc is trying to connect to the router, my security key is asked for. When I type it in, I get the message Passphrase incorrect, but i'm 100% certain that it is correct. In an other topic in the forum someone had the same problem, but this was resolved by pressing the button on his router looking like a refrech button. This doesn't work for me. When I press this button, the pc is connecting, but returns an error, connection failed or sometihing like that.

When I set my router to unsecure the pc connects to the router without a problem, but off course i don't want my wireless to be unsecured. When I put the router to WEP security, I don't even get t the point where I have to put in my security key.

So that also doesn't work. Hope someone can help me.

Does anyone know if Microsoft reads this forum and does anything with these issues. I have similar problem as you. It finds the wireless find, but it won't accept the security key. But I found something weird.

I am also using wpa2 but when holding my mouse over the wireless, and the small popup menu appears (the one that shows the name, security type, etc.) it show the security type as wep. This might be the problem, that windows 7 does get the right information. Do have the same problem or does it show the right security type? Thanks in advance for any help. /sorry for my bad english. I have similar problem as you. It finds the wireless find, but it won't accept the security key.

But I found something weird. I am also using wpa2 but when holding my mouse over the wireless, and the small popup menu appears (the one that shows the name, security type, etc.) it show the security type as wep. This might be the problem, that windows 7 does get the right information. Do have the same problem or does it show the right security type? Thanks in advance for any help.

/sorry for my bad english. FWIW, my Win7 RC1 [build 7100] laptop correctly indicates that my wireless network is using WPA2-PSK.

What wireless card do you have? Did the drivers work out of the box or did you need to install the wireless card drivers using the Troubleshoot Compatibility function, ie. Right-click on the driver install file and select Troubleshoot Compatibility? I had to do the latter.

In my case I installed using Vista SP1 compatibility for my Belkin F5D7010 ver 8000 card. MS-MVP Windows Desktop Experience, 'When all else fails, read the instructions'.