At 9:39 AM -0700 6/22/05, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 22/06/2005 08:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Sometimes MacStumbler sees as many as a dozen
reasonably strong signals, but NONE of the signals will show
up in the iBook's list of available connections.
Obviously the iBook hardware is seeing the whole
list of signals, since MacStumbler is reporting them,
but they don't show up in the menu bar's list of
available signals.
Is there some setting deep in Panther that would
get all available signals to appear?
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I seem to recall that Classic Stumbler (which I use since
I am stuck in OS 9 land) reports received signals, whether
or not they are encrypted or not. Perhaps the "menu bar" only
reports signals that might be useable?
Nope, Airport software shows APs that are using WEP/WPA. If you
select it, it will prompt you for the encryption key.
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