The LockerGnome Daily Report (with Chris Pirillo)

Wireless Network Interference

Jul 2, 2007 Episode Archive
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http://live.pirillo.com/ - Sometimes it's difficult to know what's wrong with a wireless network, especially if your connection randomly drops out f...
http://live.pirillo.com/ - Sometimes it's difficult to know what's wrong with a wireless network, especially if your connection randomly drops out for not apparent reason.Andre, a new community member, has some advice for people using OS X. Under Max OSX you can use Airport Radar to help you diagnose your WiFi problems: you can find out what channels are being used and which channel you can use to avoid potential interference.If you're using Windows, NetStumbler will allow you to do basically the same thing: diagnose the wireless connection and find out what's going on so you can get a clear signal.If you've got a suggestion why not join our live community or leave a comment?Want to embed our Wireless Network Interference video in your blog? Use this code:Chris | Live Tech Support | Video Help | Add to iTunes Less
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