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2. By having 2 wireless routers each with their unique SSID, will all the users still be able to access to the same printer in the office?
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It sees the network and attempts to connect, but never successfully connect. I have other laptops at home that are working just fine. The network is setup with WEP security, and I've entered/reentered the password several times.
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