On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 09:23  AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

>
>> I am in the process of setting up a wireless network. I have an iMac
>> w/airport card, a graphite base station, and two lombard powerbooks.  
>> My
>> lombard has a Cisco Aironet 340 wireless card. How do I use it to get
>> the base station to dial up to my ISP (earthlink)? I can do it with  
>> the
>> iMac (where Internet Connect changes to use airport), but I can't find
>> anything in the Cisco software to do the same thing.
>
> I would think you will have to use the AirPort Admin Utility and set  
> it up
> to dial Earthlink. I don't think your Cisco's card is involved at all,  
> it's
> just connecting to your base station, but the base station should do  
> the job
> of connecting. And it will do so whenever it receives a request from  
> one of
> your computer to go on the internet.
>
Thanks, but that seems to be the problem. I can get the card to see the  
base, and I can change the base's configuration with Airport Admin  
Utility from the laptop, so I have a connection. I just can't figure  
out how to do anything else. I've tried to network with the iMac the  
way I would using cabled ethernet (using "Connect to Server"), and  
that's no go. And I can't figure out how to send a request to the base  
to connect to the internet. On the iMac, it appears there is some hook  
between airport and internet connect, so that airport becomes an option  
to sign on using Internet Connect (and I can sign on using the base  
station by selecting "Connect" from the airport icon on the menubar,  
just like I would using the telephone icon with the internal modem).  
Does non-Apple software not have this interconnectability, or what am I  
missing?
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