I'm about to depart the hot southwest desert for the mountains in our
travel trailer.  Last year the WIFI service was marginal (mainly low
signal levels inside the trailer), so this year I've installed an
outside directional antenna on a rotor.  Since both my wife and I want

hi I was advised on another forum to enter the mac code for my wireless lan
in linksys router utility to only enable me access. After doing this my pc
cannot access my wireless network? I've tried plugging straight into the
router. The default ip address no longer works? I've ...

I have a siemens-fujitsu nootbook and until today i had to enable wireless
after startup. This problem is solved. A small program simulates the key at
startup. My only problem which remains is its takes a while before windows
detects my local network. I can speed up progress by ...

We use the WatchGuard Mobile Use VPN (IPSec protocol) and users connect to
the network well - up until now! A user has just put in a Belkin F5D8633-4
ADSL Wireless-N router and cannot connect. He is using 64 bit WEP. He can
connect to another router in the area (unsecured) and ...

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i have trendnet usb wifi running on win 2000 prof.
my computer crash with blue screen of death
stop error x000000001e ( xc00000005 x0 x0 x0)
ie memory violation

hi every1!
i have just recently bought a vaio vgn-cr35m with a trial version of
norton internet security...but the problem is when itry to connect to
wireless networks in coffee shops..

I originally set up a wireless network for our office that allowed basic file
and printer sharing, as well as a network printer.  Since that time computers
and OS have come and gone, in my absence other techs have come in to get new
computers set-up, and it appears that the ...

I've just bought a new Dell Vostro and am having trouble getting it to
access web sites
I have a wireless network set up with 2 other PCs connected and
working properly for the last couple of years

I read the ezlan article that Jack suggested... But if I have two machines
with two wireless cards going through a router, is that considered "sharing"
the internet? I guess it is...
Here is my deal:

I have a local wireless network with a Jensen AL-2954
router and two clients: a 3COM PCMCIA card
3CRWE154G72 in a PC with Windows 98SE and a
D-Link DWL-G810 connected to Windows 98.

We have 2 new Vista laptops linked to an XP Media Center desktop hub with
wireless n. Would like to do Vista laptop backups to the XP machine or a
spare hard drive attached to the XP machine, but apparently XP does not
support backups to network shares is there any way around ...

Does Vista have WZC, or does it have something equivalent with a completely
different name?
(argh...the name changes for simple things in Vista are making me crazy!)

Sorry for the multipost to xp.hardware, but I just found this group.
I'm trying to set up an 802.11A ad-hoc net between a pair of computers. Too
bad there isn't a much 802.11A hardware available in USB devices, because
this D-Link stuff (DWL-AG132) management software is a bad ...

Where can I check to make sure if, when and by who illegal login (attempts)
where made?
(PC Win2KSP4 and notebook Vista wi-fi networked using router-modem with WPA
secure connection)