Thanks, but this comes back as expected, all network connectivity "looks ok", when connected to N mode though, the ping test (a connectivity test to Google.com) fails, as expected.
I realize that this must be a combination of issues as (1) the network works just fine with any non-droid device and (2) the droids connect to other (presumably N) networks ok.
In this case, the switching between N-mode and "lower speed" modes works like a turn off/on switch of the droid to the internet, all other parameters (security etc. unchanged). It is always connecting and remains connected to the network. It is the internet connectivity that is not working in N-mode. Of course, all the reboots on both ends have been tried.
It seems like there is something in the submitted packets, etc. is different when the droids are connected in N or G or B mode and our network or the droids seem sensitive to. If I wouldn't know better, I'd say that the droid isn't N capable. For now I limit it to the Droid not to be capable of our N-network. Again, likely our network to blame, I just wish I knew where and how. As a workaround we have a separate G-based wireless router just for the droids.
