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On Tue, 02 Mar 2004 03:01:36 GMT, "Christopher Muto" <m...@worldnet.att.net> wrote: i wonder if you actually already have the internal wireless network card your first connection. the netgear wireless utility has a great 'site survey' tool. this tool details if 'wep' encryption is enabled on the access point

Compact Netgear wireless access point/router for travellers...
Steve Winograd [MVP] winog...@pobox.com microsoft public win98 networking comp os ms-windows networking misc In article <neqjiv84sv0m790pod32qnt57pu6o94...@4ax.com>, Geoff Lane <bun...@talk21.com> wrote: I've just bought a Netgear wireless AP and laptop card. As I haven't got DHCP installed I want to assign my own

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The wireless card was recognized by the system ie I could see and configure it in with the WEP keys, SSID etc. but I got no response as to wether or not my AP was found. Anyway I have since given up and I uninstalled SuSE and installed another distribution. Fedora hoping that I would get better luck.

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Steve Winograd [MVP] winog...@pobox.com uk comp home-networking microsoft public win98 networking In article <3h3lnv4dei4tusbbamqdj3ai8s4im4p...@4ax.com>, Geoff Lane <bun...@talk21.com> wrote: My Netgear Wireless AP has a default gateway setting of 0.0.0.0 Everything appears to be working OK but I am curious as to

Problem with Netgear Wireless AP and Adapter
Just so everyone knows, it was not the Netgear wireless AP at home. I don't know the exact model number of the AP at home, it's one of those cheap ones populating shelves at your local office supply store. Just before I replaced it I hooked up to the wired ethernet to check. Same problem there, seems the supplied

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I have noticed the laptop (a Compaq 900) gets pretty hot, as does the wireless card, and wondered if this could affect the connection. I've got a Netgear 54mbps AP and PC card. My PC card also gets quite hot but I've not noticed any problems. You didn't mention if your system is 802.11b or g Geoff Lane.

Compact Netgear wireless access point/router for travellers...
That assumption turned out to be wrong :( It was going to replace the netgear originally. (a) Use Linksys as a router, with the Netcomm as just a 'dumb' modem (in Bridge mode) --or-- (b) Use Linksys as a wireless access point only (no routing enabled), and use the Netcomm as a router.

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I used a Netgear wireless router and used it as a switch + WAP. (The router itself sucked anyway). Disabled DHCP on this guy. Has anyone seen a 802.11b Wireless Access Point that has a integrated ethernet hub or switch? I would like to be able to daisy-chain a number of WAPs, and it would be nice to not have to

Need Commercial AP's, Allied Telesys AT-WA7400 ???
I have a machine (without a wireless capability) that sits on the other side of the house that I need to have Internet/Network capability. I purchased a second router (A netgear WGR614) and a Wireless access point (Netgear WG602). I connected the WAP using an ethernet cable to my current belkin router.

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What I want is a wireless setup - a modem/wireless thingy that I can plug into the socket and hide under the stairs. I already have Netgear Access Point and Wireless Cards which I use to Terminal Serve from the laptop to my main PC. I've seen a Netgear Wireless Modem/Router/FIrewall (Also useful, as I don't have

Do I need a second firewall
Extending Distance - http://www.ezlan.net/Distance.html Wireless Router as an AP - http://www.ezlan.net/router_AP.html Wireless Modes The netgear wireless MR314 is 811b, 11 MBps thruput, and the ASUS PCI cards are just bought 2 weeks ago. They are internal cards with the small antenna.

QUESTION: Wireless AP with Built-in Hub
After upgrading the firmware on my Netgear wireless AP/router, the card sees the router, and the router sees the card. What ISN'T happening is the AE card isn't pulling an IP address from the router. It's self-assigning itself an IP address that has nothing to do with anything; I think it's a time-out default.

Wireless and ADSL?
One thing is that the SSID should not be fred and rather should be the name of the access point. The software for the netgear should have and AP (Access point) (makes the network invisible...you have to know the name * WEP: 128-bit with a password of "rickmoranis" I have a Netgear wireless card for my iPAQ.

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Christopher Muto m...@worldnet.att.net alt sys pc-clone dell i wonder if you actually already have the internal wireless network card and instead of using it your first connection. the netgear wireless utility has a great 'site survey' tool. this tool details if 'wep' encryption is enabled on the access point

PCMCIA interface on Inspirion 8500
I replaced my wireless router with an 8-port VPN/firewall/router. I converted the wireless router to a wireless access point by: 1) turning off its DHCP The pass-through worked fine on mine (a Netgear WGR614), even though the website support warns that it might not. Sure you could set different IP ranges,

Netgear Wireless Card, Nvidia GeForce Driver
With WinXP it works well, iff I use the WinXP support for wireless devices. With Win2k, WinME and Win98SE the Netgear smart connection tool shows a connection but the DHCP response from the AP is ignored. So I get no network to the AP (even if I setup a IP address, the default gateway and the DNS, these Windows

PCMCIA interface on Inspirion 8500
David Taylor djtay...@bigfoot.com 24hoursupport helpdesk alt internet wireless aus computers If you need better coverage of a larger area or several rooms, you may need another Access Point. 3m away in line of sight? 30m away through walls I would agree with but 3m without obstructions? I have an MA101 which when

Does anyone else have stall issues with a V110?
Looking for a Bonus wireless access point? Well, there's good luck! Choose your provider above and get wireless access point wireless access point WPN802 RangeMax Wireless Access Point from NETGEAR. In computer networking, a wireless access point (WAP or AP) is a device that connects wireless communication devices

Netgear Wireless Access Point Solved
OK - here are some speeds measured with the Netgear wireless card utility on the laptop (it has a throughput meter). I'm not using a server but I have a PC on the same LAN segment as the AP via a standard 10BaseT hub. OK. The management utility that comes with the wireless cards tells me I'm getting an 11Mbps

Connection problems with ViewSonic V110 Air Panel
I have a Netgear wireless PCI card. In my windows systems I connect to the internet wirelessly easily nor problem my wireless access point is procted with WEP encryption [snip] 1. How can i connect to the internet wirelessly 2. How can I installed nvidia drivers I need plain language and step by step instructions.