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| The scenario is this: Ten wireless 3G routers in one building. All in fairly close proximity with each on wired to one pc. From my laptop I am struggling to connect to the wired pc. I can connect to each router but as said the wired connection to the attached pc is intermittent. Could this be due too to many wireless devices in a small area? They all have different SSID's and security keys but are on the same wireless channels. Any thoughts? 
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I'm not even sure I understand the question correctly.
If you can't connect via a wire, what's wireless got to do with it?
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| Sorry. There are computers attached via a cables to the wireless routers. I normally connect to these pc's over the wireless lan. There has never been problems previously but that was with fewer devices at a time. The only things to change are the volume of devices, the router firmware and the mobo bios.
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Are you using 802.11 to connect?
If so the fact they are all on the same channel will be causing interference.
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| Yes I am. It just seemed odd that I can ping the router but not the attached wired pc. I'd have thought if I had connectivity to the router then I would with the computer. I will turn off some of the machines and see if the situation impoves. Thanks.
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