Best Wireless Solution for Pismo?

2006-01-31 Thread mginn5
Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with wireless 
capabilities?

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Re: Best Wireless Solution for Pismo?

2006-01-31 Thread phoenix
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 Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with
 wireless capabilities?

Old fashioned plain ol' dull boring Airport card. Works great in mine.


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Re: Best Wireless Solution for Pismo?

2006-01-31 Thread Michael A. Howard
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 Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with 
 wireless capabilities?

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I can confirm that the current version of the Linksys wpc54gs card works
fine with the Airport software, no additional drivers required.

Version 1 of wpc54g card also works fine but the Version 2 card does not
as it does not have the Broadcom chipset in it.

The advantage of these cards over all the others is WPA support, the
IOExpert and Orange drivers currently only support WEP.

The DLink usb (DWL-122 from memory) also works, again with no WPA
support, only WEP.

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Re: Best Wireless Solution for Pismo?

2006-01-31 Thread Caleb Cupples
 I can confirm that the current version of the Linksys wpc54gs card works
 fine with the Airport software, no additional drivers required.

 Version 1 of wpc54g card also works fine but the Version 2 card does not
 as it does not have the Broadcom chipset in it.

Also on the list of good cards is the Sonnet Aria Extreme, as it also has the 
Broadcom chipset, and it's not bad at $70. I have one that I got for my 
Lombard, and I'd be using it, except for the fact I'm stuck on 9 at the 
moment.

Caleb

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Use of Wavelan Bronze Wireless Cards

2006-01-16 Thread Illovox Media
Use of Wavelan Bronze Wireless Cards

I have an odd, somewhat archaic dilemma:  I have some G3 and G4 'Books I am
selling, and due to the expense of internal airport cards, I am providing a
PC Card Wireless adapter in each of the sales.  I have a stack of Lucent
Wavelan Bronze cards (BroadCom chipsets) as supply.  They work fine--at my
home network.  When I am in OS9, the card reads as an Airport card, when in
X it works well with the driver from IOExperts.  However, when I take the
machine to a couple local WiFi cafes, I get nothing.  No joy.  Not even an
indication of an available network.  The cafes are not encrypted--not
protected.  Any ideas as to the cause and effect of this dilemma?  Any ideas
on how to correct the problem?


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cheap wireless cards

2006-01-15 Thread Tom and Lisa P


Continuing our discussion on cheap wireless cards, I see that CompUSA 
is blowing out Linksys WPC11 wireless cards (store ID 279434) for $5 
after rebates.  Linksys has no mac driver listed, but I cant find any 
information on the chipset.  Does anyone know which chipset this card 
uses ?


Mad Dog

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Re: cheap wireless cards

2006-01-15 Thread Fabian Fang

On Jan 15, 2006, at 6:53 AM, Tom and Lisa P wrote:

Continuing our discussion on cheap wireless cards, I see that  
CompUSA is blowing out Linksys WPC11 wireless cards (store ID  
279434) for $5 after rebates.  Linksys has no mac driver listed,  
but I cant find any information on the chipset.  Does anyone know  
which chipset this card uses ?


It uses the Prism2/2.5/3 chipset.

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Re: cheap wireless cards

2006-01-15 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

On Jan 15, 2006, at 6:53 AM, Tom and Lisa P wrote:

Continuing our discussion on cheap wireless cards, I see that 
CompUSA is blowing out Linksys WPC11 wireless cards (store ID 
279434) for $5 after rebates.  Linksys has no mac driver listed, 
but I cant find any information on the chipset.  Does anyone know 
which chipset this card uses ?


It uses the Prism2/2.5/3 chipset.


I havnt been able to find a driver set yet.  Did Conexant take over Prism ?

Mad Dog

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Re: wireless router security

2006-01-15 Thread Andrew in Ann Arbor

I have a D-Link wireless router - there are options to change from
the WEP 128 bit encryption to WPA personal.Would doing this
create enough of a wall for most people trying to hack in ?


I think I'd be prefer MAC address filtering,  as I understand it both 
WEP and WPA require some CPU time for the encryption which might be 
enough to slow down the connection to a slower computer.
MAC address filtering is done at the router and should have no effect 
on connection speed.
This thread has got me motivated to figure out how to enable MAC 
address filtering on my Linksys...


Andrew in Ann Arbor
technology is the answer, what was the question?


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Re: cheap wireless cards

2006-01-15 Thread Fabian Fang

On Jan 15, 2006, at 7:28 AM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:

Continuing our discussion on cheap wireless cards, I see that  
CompUSA is blowing out Linksys WPC11 wireless cards (store ID  
279434) for $5 after rebates.  Linksys has no mac driver listed,  
but I cant find any information on the chipset.  Does anyone know  
which chipset this card uses ?


It uses the Prism2/2.5/3 chipset.


I havnt been able to find a driver set yet.  Did Conexant take over  
Prism ?


It should work with IOxperts or Macsense driver.

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Re: security re: file sharing/networks (was Re: Wireless router that handles AppleTalk)

2006-01-14 Thread darm0k

At 6:00 PM -0800 01/13/2006, John Siple wrote:
There are a few considerations here. I've thought about this a bit. 
I have a neighbor who is running an unencrypted network.  I 
sometimes log on to see if network problems are because of my ISP or 
because of my hardware. Mostly my  connection is handier so I use 
mine. I also have an unencrypted network. She could log onto mine if 
her ISP gets goofy. I don't think she  knows that.


But the legalities of exactly who owns bandwidth are undefined.


No, they're not.  The bandwidth is owned by the ISP.  You're 
permitted to use it based on the limitations set in the AUP/TOS.


AUP = Acceptable Use Policy
TOS = Terms of Service

For instance let's say that I pay an outrageous fee for my 
connection, which I do, but I need to go on a little trip and while 
visiting relatives I find an unencrypted access point that connects 
to my original comcast ISP. Am I stealing bandwidth to use it? I 
would be doing the same stuff at home but ...


In the case of Comcast... Sharing your connection beyond your 
premises is Theft Of Services.  Using a Comcast connection that 
someone has left open is Theft Of Services.  Being a Comcast customer 
in one area does not give you carte blanche to jack in anywhere.


And what is the situation of my own home use? I have 4 Macs and a 
printer all clawing their way to my router. Sometimes, like during 
Christmas when my girls are home with their own laptops, I have 
five. It's all my own family. I still pay rent for all these kids.


Woohoo!  Kids that you can return when the lease expires!  This is 
why I don't mind babysitting -- you get to give them back when they 
get cranky!  :)


Why shouldn't they be able to use my WAN the way they can use the 
heat inside my house?


You mean yer LAN.  Even with a wireless hop, it's still local.

They should, do, and are permitted per the Comcast agreements. 
Comcast will not provide technical support your LAN, unless you pay 
for that support.  But you're certainly allowed to fill your home 
with your kids (leased or owned) and their equipment.


...I remember the early @Home days, when in many areas the TOS 
specifically stated you could not use NAT.  To connect multiple 
computers, you had to purchase an individual IP for each, for a few 
bucks per month.  Entre the Bells and xDSL - who permitted NAT.  The 
pressure made @Home change their policy.  Havoc then occured in some 
areas because the MSOs had used the 192.168/16 block for some of 
their intranet (local routers and such)... it made routing 
interesting when customers misconfigured their home routers!


And why should the woman next door, who has one, maybe two computers 
and no family be paying the same rate I pay? Is she getting ripped 
off? I kind of think so.


She has the same service level caps that you do.  She can use the 
same amount of bandwidth as you.  So of course she should pay the 
same.  Same goes for her phone line, sewer, water, gas, and electric 
hookups.  +/- metering.


Beware them people what live alone.  They're often the heavy gamers 
or p2p'ers that eat all the upstream bandwidth on your drop!


I have also gone down the block to a free internet zone sponsored by 
the city and connected there. Sometimes I go to the library and they 
have open connections. Is it somehow unfair use that my neighbor 
can't take her PC downtown and connect with it? She pays the same 
taxes I pay.


Why can't she take her PC downtown?

I know someone who borrows her neighbor's wireless connection for 
free. He knows about it. She admits it would be better if she got 
her own.


Interesting ethos there.  If you saw two people steal merchandise 
worth, say $45, each month, don't you have an obligation to report 
them?  And if you keep mum about it, doesn't that make you liable as 
part of their criminal conspiracy?


Oh there are just sooo many annoying things you could do to this 
person. Change your SSID to a racial slur. Change it to something 
that pokes her politics.


hum.   hum?   hum!  oOOOo
*chuckle**cough**LOL**ROFL**cough**lung**cough**LOL*

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-13 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

Source please to aquire such cards at such a price?  Want many.


 I have a Cisco Aironet 340 (IIRC) on my WS/10.3.9 and a Belkin
 F5D7010 (v 3001) working on my lombard /10.3.9 where I have to use
 the software from each of the companies.  Not as nice as Airport, but
 it works just fine.

 Each cost me $20 or less.


  Mad Dog


The cisco card was from Ebay, check on the pc side instead of the mac 
side.  THe Belkin card I bought on sale at CompUSA ($10 after 
rebates).  Make sure not to get the v4000 model - evidently that 
doesnt work on a mac (different chipset ?).


Every week CompUSA seems to be blowing out one wireless card or 
another.  Check to see if the card has mac drivers; sometimes they do.


Mad Dog

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-13 Thread Caleb Cupples
I can also attest to the v.4000 Belkin not working on the Mac, but the 
big issue is that you really have to watch the revision numbers. Of 
course, the site claims the .5000 works, but tech support denies it.


Caleb
On Friday, Jan 13, 2006, at 06:08 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters 
wrote:



Source please to aquire such cards at such a price?  Want many.


 I have a Cisco Aironet 340 (IIRC) on my WS/10.3.9 and a Belkin
 F5D7010 (v 3001) working on my lombard /10.3.9 where I have to use
 the software from each of the companies.  Not as nice as Airport, 
but

 it works just fine.

 Each cost me $20 or less.


  Mad Dog


The cisco card was from Ebay, check on the pc side instead of the mac 
side.  THe Belkin card I bought on sale at CompUSA ($10 after 
rebates).  Make sure not to get the v4000 model - evidently that 
doesnt work on a mac (different chipset ?).


Every week CompUSA seems to be blowing out one wireless card or 
another.  Check to see if the card has mac drivers; sometimes they do.


Mad Dog



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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-13 Thread Tim


On Jan 13, 2006, at 7:08 AM, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:


Source please to aquire such cards at such a price?  Want many.


 I have a Cisco Aironet 340 (IIRC) on my WS/10.3.9 and a Belkin
 F5D7010 (v 3001) working on my lombard /10.3.9 where I have to use
 the software from each of the companies.  Not as nice as Airport, 
but

 it works just fine.

 Each cost me $20 or less.


  Mad Dog


The cisco card was from Ebay, check on the pc side instead of the mac 
side.  THe Belkin card I bought on sale at CompUSA ($10 after 
rebates).  Make sure not to get the v4000 model - evidently that 
doesnt work on a mac (different chipset ?).


Every week CompUSA seems to be blowing out one wireless card or 
another.  Check to see if the card has mac drivers; sometimes they do.




Thanks for ALL of the suggestions!  I have a few directions to look 
into now.


Are they easy to setup once installed?  I'm used to being hardwired to 
my router!

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-13 Thread Caleb Cupples
It really depends on the card. As I can attest, the easiest ones are 
the Broadcom-based cards, because they use Apple's Airport drivers. 
However, they're all easy to setup, with the right drivers. Pop in, set 
your wireless settings like you did your wired, and it's ready to go.


Caleb
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Thanks for ALL of the suggestions!  I have a few directions to look 
into now.


Are they easy to setup once installed?  I'm used to being hardwired to 
my router!

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-13 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters


The cisco card was from Ebay, check on the pc side instead of the 
mac side.  THe Belkin card I bought on sale at CompUSA ($10 after 
rebates).  Make sure not to get the v4000 model - evidently that 
doesnt work on a mac (different chipset ?).


Every week CompUSA seems to be blowing out one wireless card or 
another.  Check to see if the card has mac drivers; sometimes they 
do.




Thanks for ALL of the suggestions!  I have a few directions to look into now.

Are they easy to setup once installed?  I'm used to being hardwired 
to my router!

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The airport SW is the easiest, and the Belkin interface is sort of 
clunky.  Once you get it set up you really dont have to deal with it 
at all.  The Cisco SW isnt bad.


Well worth the prices I paid for them.

I did get one of the $5 CompUSA G cards (after rebate), which had a 
chipset with a mac driver, but I couldnt get it to work.  I was kind 
of bummed out, $5 for a G card is a great deal.


Mad Dog

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Re: Wireless router that handles AppleTalk

2006-01-13 Thread John Siple
There are a few considerations here. I've thought about this a bit. I  
have a neighbor who  is running an unencrypted network.  I sometimes  
log on to see if network problems are because of my ISP or because of  
my hardware. Mostly my  connection is handier so I use mine. I also  
have an unencrypted network. She could log onto mine if her ISP gets  
goofy. I don't think she  knows that.


But the legalities of exactly who owns bandwidth are undefined. For  
instance let's say that I pay an outrageous fee for my connection,  
which I do, but I need to go on a little trip and while visiting  
relatives I find an unencrypted access point that connects to my  
original comcast ISP. Am I stealing bandwidth to use it? I would be  
doing the same stuff at home but ...


And what is the situation of my own home use? I have 4 Macs and a  
printer all clawing their way to my router. Sometimes, like during  
Christmas when my girls are home with their own laptops, I have five.  
It's all my own family. I still pay rent for all these kids. Why  
shouldn't they be able to use my WAN the way they can use the heat  
inside my house? And why should the woman next door, who has one,  
maybe two computers and no family be paying the same rate I pay? Is  
she getting ripped off? I kind of think so.


I have also gone down the block to a free internet zone sponsored by  
the city and connected there. Sometimes I go to the library and they  
have open connections. Is it somehow unfair use that my neighbor  
can't take her PC downtown and connect with it? She pays the same  
taxes I pay.


I find it all a bit fuzzy. I leave my network open and my firewall   
up and watch my router lights.


I know someone who borrows her neighbor's wireless connection for  
free. He knows about it. She admits it would be better if she got her  
own. And the real disadvantage is that the borrower is at a serious  
disadvantage because the wireless net owner has no particular  
obligation to keep the network up. Sometimes it crashes and the owner  
doesn't care because he's out of town. The borrower has no way to fix  
it. Tough luck. I wouldn't want that kind of an arrangement even if  
it were free.


Your neighbor isn't going to get access to your machine. You could  
make her life much more miserable than she could make yours. If you  
are getting upset with this person why not open  your connection  
(unencrypt it), but then close it down during times when you see her  
connected. Watch your wireless light  on the router. Pretend you have  
no idea what's going  on but just flip the switch now and then. Or go  
into the config screens and disable the wireless network that way so  
that you can stay connected over wires. You could really drive up her  
stress levels and she would probably go out and buy her own service  
just for the comfort of being able to control it.


Oh there are just sooo many annoying things you could do to this  
person. Change your SSID to a racial slur. Change it to something  
that pokes her politics. Change it to a number, then make it  
invisible. You could have her begging for a cable company to charge  
her an installation fee.


Good barbwire fences make good neighbors ya'know.

At any rate don't let this person raise your own stress levels one  
tiny tick. Not worth it. You da boss. Having that Mac gives you the  
big stick.


John


On Jan 12, 2006, at 10:19 PM, Clark Martin wrote:

No, I'm not looking, I found one, by accident.  I was trying to  
answer a question on Usenet about looking up AppleTalk info today.  
As I was playing around with the CLI AppleTalk commands (atlookup,  
atstatus and others) I realized I was seeing AppleTalk nodes  
besides my laptop and I have no wired connection at the moment.  I  
pulled up both Interpol and Timbuktu and they both showed AppleTalk  
stuff too. And Timbuktu actually worked.


My wireless router is a Motorola WR850G model.  It's fairly  
current. So if you are looking for something that will do AppleTalk  
check it out.  I was rather particular when I went looking for this  
router, it has quite a few features that are rare, including   
support for other routers (IPNetRouter providing a MacIP  
connection).  It is a good router and today it turns out it's even  
better.  It's an 802.11g router and connectivity is quite good.


I bought it at a Target store for around $60.

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Re: Wireless router that handles AppleTalk, oops

2006-01-13 Thread John Siple
oops. Sent that last message to the wrong subject line. It was  
supposed to be for Amber and her snoopy neighbor.


Sorry,

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Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Tim


New territory here.

Need to go wireless on my outdated (waiting for the faster Mactel 
laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I set 
it up?


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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Caleb Cupples
I went wireless with my Lombard a couple of weeks ago, but all you need 
is a Sonnet Aria Extreme, run the 10.2.8 update and download Airport 
3.1.1. Just download and install the update and Airport software, 
install and insert the Sonnet card in the Cardbus slot. Then, when you 
boot, enable the Airport card in the preferences, and that's it. The 
Sonnet uses Apple's Airport drivers, so you don't have to worry about a 
thing.



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On Thursday, Jan 12, 2006, at 18:50 America/Chicago, Tim wrote:



New territory here.

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laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I set 
it up?


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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

New territory here.

Need to go wireless on my outdated (waiting for the faster Mactel 
laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I 
set it up?


Thanks!

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When running X, you have more options, but most of them wont be seen 
as Airport.  Still, I have a Cisco card and a Belkin and both work 
fine.


See these links for some information:

http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/faq.html
http://home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/#osx
http://www.ioxperts.com/products/80211b_X.html

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Caleb Cupples
Mad Dog, I never had any luck using anything other than 
Broadcom/Airport combinations, but that's just me. For ease of use, the 
Sonnet Aria or whatever Buffalo card has the Broadcom chipset is best. 
The Aria can be found on OWC's site, if you don't mind shelling out 
$70+shipping.


Just my humble opinion,
Caleb
On Thursday, Jan 12, 2006, at 19:16 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa 
Peters wrote:



New territory here.

Need to go wireless on my outdated (waiting for the faster Mactel 
laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I 
set it up?


Thanks!

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When running X, you have more options, but most of them wont be seen 
as Airport.  Still, I have a Cisco card and a Belkin and both work 
fine.


See these links for some information:

http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/faq.html
http://home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/#osx
http://www.ioxperts.com/products/80211b_X.html

Mad Dog



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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Alan C. Magnus


On Jan 12, 2006, at 7:50 pm, Tim wrote:



New territory here.

Need to go wireless on my outdated (waiting for the faster Mactel  
laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I  
set it up?




I got the PCMCIA card from MacWireless, The system recognises it as  
an Airport Card.


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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters
Mad Dog, I never had any luck using anything other than 
Broadcom/Airport combinations, but that's just me. For ease of use, 
the Sonnet Aria or whatever Buffalo card has the Broadcom chipset is 
best. The Aria can be found on OWC's site, if you don't mind 
shelling out $70+shipping.


Just my humble opinion,
Caleb
On Thursday, Jan 12, 2006, at 19:16 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa 
Peters wrote:


I have a Cisco Aironet 340 (IIRC) on my WS/10.3.9 and a Belkin 
F5D7010 (v 3001) working on my lombard /10.3.9 where I have to use 
the software from each of the companies.  Not as nice as Airport, but 
it works just fine.


Each cost me $20 or less.

Mad Dog

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Wireless router that handles AppleTalk

2006-01-12 Thread Clark Martin
No, I'm not looking, I found one, by accident.  I was trying to 
answer a question on Usenet about looking up AppleTalk info today. 
As I was playing around with the CLI AppleTalk commands (atlookup, 
atstatus and others) I realized I was seeing AppleTalk nodes besides 
my laptop and I have no wired connection at the moment.  I pulled up 
both Interpol and Timbuktu and they both showed AppleTalk stuff too. 
And Timbuktu actually worked.


My wireless router is a Motorola WR850G model.  It's fairly current. 
So if you are looking for something that will do AppleTalk check it 
out.  I was rather particular when I went looking for this router, it 
has quite a few features that are rare, including  support for other 
routers (IPNetRouter providing a MacIP connection).  It is a good 
router and today it turns out it's even better.  It's an 802.11g 
router and connectivity is quite good.


I bought it at a Target store for around $60.

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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Illovox Media
Ah, depends on what iteration of X.2.  On X.2.1 - X.2.7 you can use an
Orinoco/Lucent/Avaya/Wavelan etc. card with I/OExperts driver ($40 - $50
shipped for a used card on eBay, $20 for the driver)--also a benefit with
those cards is that work native with airport software in OS9.  I have
Wavelan cards for sale for $40 each shipped.  On X.2.8 and over, you can use
a host of G cards like the Asante XG Friendly Net Card...$around $60 - $80
shipped, great cards, not useable in 9.

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romances with much bloodshed and arrows, highly recommended.

 From: Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Wireless Lombard
 Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 19:50:12 -0500
 
 
 New territory here.
 
 Need to go wireless on my outdated (waiting for the faster Mactel
 laptop!) Lombard running OSX 10.2  What do I need and how do I set
 it up?
 
 Thanks!
 
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Re: Wireless Lombard

2006-01-12 Thread Illovox Media
Source please to aquire such cards at such a price?  Want many.

 I have a Cisco Aironet 340 (IIRC) on my WS/10.3.9 and a Belkin
 F5D7010 (v 3001) working on my lombard /10.3.9 where I have to use
 the software from each of the companies.  Not as nice as Airport, but
 it works just fine.
 
 Each cost me $20 or less.
 
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Having trouble with Lucent Silver wireless card

2006-01-09 Thread Tom W.
I have a Lucent silver wireless card which I was using in a
Wallstreet. I had airport 2.04 installed and it recognized it.
But I just got a lombard and formatted the HD and put a fresh install
of 9.22 on. It has airport 2.04 but it doesn't detect a wireless card.
Does it need a firmware update or anything?
Thanks for any help.
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Re: Lombard Wireless Woes

2006-01-03 Thread Art Richard

Caleb,

   When you encounter a web page that has problems in Safari it is 
because the page creater did not follow the standards (Windows and 
Explorer do not follow the standards, Safari does).  There is a 
solution:


In Safari, you can use the Debug menu to display web pages as if you 
were using Explorer.  If you do not see the Debug menu item on your 
menu bar do the following:


Go to Terminal and type in this line:

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

Then Debug will appear on your Safari menu line.  Click on Debug and 
you will see a menu item Open Page With.  Moving the curser to that 
entry will display Explorer.  Click on that and you should be able to 
see the page as if you were using Explorer.



   If you want to remove the Debug menu item, go to terminal and type:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0

Art Richard  (St. Petersburg, FL)


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Jan 1, 2006, at 6:25 PM, Lists wrote:



This makes a total of 5 completely unrelated Subjects: covered by  
the same thread, where people just changed the Subject: line  
instead of starting a new thread by clicking NEW.


I'm sorry, what are you whinging about? Every one of the posts in  
this thread had something to do with Tom's problem with the CompUSA  
wireless card.


Tom, try the IOXpert drivers, you can use them on a trial basis to  
see if the card works with them.


Alternatively, poke around at the Windows drivers provided on the  
disk that came with it. There's an .INF file that's in the install  
directories for Windows that will open in a text editor, and may  
contain the manufacturer identification.


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Brian McEwen


On Jan 2, 2006, at 12:16 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:

I'm sorry, what are you whinging about? Every one of the posts in  
this thread had something to do with Tom's problem with the CompUSA  
wireless card.


My thought was that 5 new threads of which the compUSA was one, had  
been started by replying to a different thread and just editing the  
subject.


If people sort their mailbox by the in-reply-to message ID, that  
screws up the nesting of emails- as that sorts the new email into the  
wrong thread (the original thread that was replied to, regardless of  
the subject).


I don't use that sorting feature of any mail client, simply because  
it gets messy when people do that.


I will confess I didn't care enough to check the headers to see if  
that was what was referred to :)


-B


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

On Jan 1, 2006, at 6:25 PM, Lists wrote:



This makes a total of 5 completely unrelated Subjects: covered by 
the same thread, where people just changed the Subject: line 
instead of starting a new thread by clicking NEW.


I'm sorry, what are you whinging about? Every one of the posts in 
this thread had something to do with Tom's problem with the CompUSA 
wireless card.


Tom, try the IOXpert drivers, you can use them on a trial basis to 
see if the card works with them.


I installed the drivers, but that didnt seem to do anything.

Alternatively, poke around at the Windows drivers provided on the 
disk that came with it. There's an .INF file that's in the install 
directories for Windows that will open in a text editor, and may 
contain the manufacturer identification.


--
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When opened the net8185.inf file with text edit, it says the provider 
is Realtek.
A trip to www.realtek.com.tw indicates they have they have a PCMCIA 
wireless card 8185 :


http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?lineid=2002111famid=2004112series=AllSoftware=True

It says its for 10.4, but I only have 10.3.9 on my lombard.  I 
installed anyway but when I try and run the wireless utility it tells 
me there is no wireless LAN card installed.  It might be you have to 
have 10.4 on the machine.


At no point am I getting any lights on the card so it is possible its 
a bum card.  The fact that Realtek has a mac driver is encouraging 
though.


Mad Dog

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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 02/01/06 14:26, Tom and Lisa Peters at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Jan 1, 2006, at 6:25 PM, Lists wrote:
 
 
 This makes a total of 5 completely unrelated Subjects: covered by
 the same thread, where people just changed the Subject: line
 instead of starting a new thread by clicking NEW.
 
 I'm sorry, what are you whinging about? Every one of the posts in
 this thread had something to do with Tom's problem with the CompUSA
 wireless card.
 
 Tom, try the IOXpert drivers, you can use them on a trial basis to
 see if the card works with them.
 
 I installed the drivers, but that didnt seem to do anything.
 
 Alternatively, poke around at the Windows drivers provided on the
 disk that came with it. There's an .INF file that's in the install
 directories for Windows that will open in a text editor, and may
 contain the manufacturer identification.
 
 --
 Bruce Johnson
 
 When opened the net8185.inf file with text edit, it says the provider
 is Realtek.
 A trip to www.realtek.com.tw indicates they have they have a PCMCIA
 wireless card 8185 :
 
 http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?lineid=2002111famid=200
 4112series=AllSoftware=True
 
 It says its for 10.4, but I only have 10.3.9 on my lombard.  I
 installed anyway but when I try and run the wireless utility it tells
 me there is no wireless LAN card installed.  It might be you have to
 have 10.4 on the machine.
 
 At no point am I getting any lights on the card so it is possible its
 a bum card.  The fact that Realtek has a mac driver is encouraging
 though.

The networking kernel stuff has substantially changed with 10.4 which might
explain why the driver won't work on 10.3.x...

-Laurent.
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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples
Personally, the only cards I've heard of that work consistently with  
any Mac are the ones with the Broadcom chipset, I believe. To be more  
precise, I know some Buffalo, Belkin, Motorola and the Sonnet Aria all  
work with the Airport 3.1 driver. I'm ordering a Sonnet Aria for my  
Lombard, along with a NewerTech battery, so that might be an option, if  
you have an extra $70 or so lying around. My advice, check the card on  
a Windows laptop, before deciding whether it's a bum card or not.


HTH,
Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 13:26 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters  
wrote:



On Jan 1, 2006, at 6:25 PM, Lists wrote:



This makes a total of 5 completely unrelated Subjects: covered by  
the same thread, where people just changed the Subject: line instead  
of starting a new thread by clicking NEW.


I'm sorry, what are you whinging about? Every one of the posts in  
this thread had something to do with Tom's problem with the CompUSA  
wireless card.


Tom, try the IOXpert drivers, you can use them on a trial basis to  
see if the card works with them.


I installed the drivers, but that didnt seem to do anything.

Alternatively, poke around at the Windows drivers provided on the  
disk that came with it. There's an .INF file that's in the install  
directories for Windows that will open in a text editor, and may  
contain the manufacturer identification.


--
Bruce Johnson


When opened the net8185.inf file with text edit, it says the provider  
is Realtek.
A trip to www.realtek.com.tw indicates they have they have a PCMCIA  
wireless card 8185 :


http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1- 
3.aspx?lineid=2002111famid=2004112series=AllSoftware=True


It says its for 10.4, but I only have 10.3.9 on my lombard.  I  
installed anyway but when I try and run the wireless utility it tells  
me there is no wireless LAN card installed.  It might be you have to  
have 10.4 on the machine.


At no point am I getting any lights on the card so it is possible its  
a bum card.  The fact that Realtek has a mac driver is encouraging  
though.


Mad Dog



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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters


  When opened the net8185.inf file with text edit, it says the provider

 is Realtek.
 A trip to www.realtek.com.tw indicates they have they have a PCMCIA
 wireless card 8185 :


http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?lineid=2002111famid=200
 4112series=AllSoftware=True

 It says its for 10.4, but I only have 10.3.9 on my lombard.  I
 installed anyway but when I try and run the wireless utility it tells
 me there is no wireless LAN card installed.  It might be you have to
 have 10.4 on the machine.

 At no point am I getting any lights on the card so it is possible its
 a bum card.  The fact that Realtek has a mac driver is encouraging
 though.


The networking kernel stuff has substantially changed with 10.4 which might
explain why the driver won't work on 10.3.x...

-Laurent.


Unfortunately I dont have an easy way to test the theory.  If I find 
time I can try installing 10.4 on another notebook.


Mad Dog

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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Anne Judge


On Jan 2, 2006, at 3:37 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:

Personally, the only cards I've heard of that work consistently  
with any Mac are the ones with the Broadcom chipset, I believe.


The Ralink chipset that Belkin switched their card to worked fine for  
me.  I didn't use it a lot (and just sold it when I got rid of the  
WallStreet) but it never failed to make a connection.  You had to use  
the Ralink driver so it wasn't as elegant as a Broadcom-based cards  
that use the airport drivers but it worked.


But that was under 10.2 - don't know if Tiger made a change. Though I  
did recently check  see that Ralink's drivers have been updated for  
Tiger.


Anne


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples
What model Belkin did you have, because I have a new Belkin F5D7010 
that I'm trying to get up on my Lombard. It's the revision 4000 model, 
so if anyone knows which chipset it uses, I'd appreciate it.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 16:20 America/Chicago, Anne Judge wrote:



On Jan 2, 2006, at 3:37 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:

Personally, the only cards I've heard of that work consistently with 
any Mac are the ones with the Broadcom chipset, I believe.


The Ralink chipset that Belkin switched their card to worked fine for 
me.  I didn't use it a lot (and just sold it when I got rid of the 
WallStreet) but it never failed to make a connection.  You had to use 
the Ralink driver so it wasn't as elegant as a Broadcom-based cards 
that use the airport drivers but it worked.


But that was under 10.2 - don't know if Tiger made a change. Though I 
did recently check  see that Ralink's drivers have been updated for 
Tiger.


Anne


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters
What model Belkin did you have, because I have a new Belkin F5D7010 
that I'm trying to get up on my Lombard. It's the revision 4000 
model, so if anyone knows which chipset it uses, I'd appreciate it.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 16:20 America/Chicago, Anne Judge wrote:


Caleb, if you are running X, you should see a small card icon on the 
menubar.  The menu should list the chipset.  At least, it did for my 
belkin Fd7010 (version 3001).


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples
It's saying Unknown Vendor and Network Controller on the Lombard. 
I'm running 10.2.8, if that helps out any.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 18:53 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters 
wrote:


What model Belkin did you have, because I have a new Belkin F5D7010 
that I'm trying to get up on my Lombard. It's the revision 4000 
model, so if anyone knows which chipset it uses, I'd appreciate it.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 16:20 America/Chicago, Anne Judge wrote:


Caleb, if you are running X, you should see a small card icon on the 
menubar.  The menu should list the chipset.  At least, it did for my 
belkin Fd7010 (version 3001).


Mad Dog



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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Anne Judge


On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:00 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:

It's saying Unknown Vendor and Network Controller on the  
Lombard. I'm running 10.2.8, if that helps out any.


Under 10.2.x on my Wallstreet, I'm pretty sure it said Ralink in  
that menu item.  I haven't heard if they switched to a 3rd supplier  
(they started out Broadcom, then went to the Ralink) so I hope I'm  
wrong!


Anne


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters
It's saying Unknown Vendor and Network Controller on the 
Lombard. I'm running 10.2.8, if that helps out any.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 18:53 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:

What model Belkin did you have, because I have a new Belkin 
F5D7010 that I'm trying to get up on my Lombard. It's the revision 
4000 model, so if anyone knows which chipset it uses, I'd 
appreciate it.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 16:20 America/Chicago, Anne Judge wrote:


Caleb, if you are running X, you should see a small card icon on 
the menubar.  The menu should list the chipset.  At least, it did 
for my belkin Fd7010 (version 3001).


Mad Dog


Hmmm...It could be 10.2.8 doesnt ID chipsets as well, but my Belkin 
7010 gave me Ralink as the chipset.


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples
I've tried the Ralink driver, and it doesn't work. Any other 
suggestions, because I really got a good deal on the card and I really 
want to get it working. I know the .3000 had a Ralink chipset, but the 
4000 is giving me a serious headache.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 21:05 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters 
wrote:


It's saying Unknown Vendor and Network Controller on the Lombard. 
I'm running 10.2.8, if that helps out any.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 18:53 America/Chicago, Tom and Lisa Peters 
wrote:


What model Belkin did you have, because I have a new Belkin F5D7010 
that I'm trying to get up on my Lombard. It's the revision 4000 
model, so if anyone knows which chipset it uses, I'd appreciate it.


Caleb
On Monday, Jan 2, 2006, at 16:20 America/Chicago, Anne Judge wrote:


Caleb, if you are running X, you should see a small card icon on the 
menubar.  The menu should list the chipset.  At least, it did for my 
belkin Fd7010 (version 3001).


Mad Dog


Hmmm...It could be 10.2.8 doesnt ID chipsets as well, but my Belkin 
7010 gave me Ralink as the chipset.


Mad Dog



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Lombard Wireless Woes

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples

Dear Listers,

Does anyone know of a hacked driver to get a revision 4 Belkin F5D7010 
wireless card to work under OS X. The revision 1, 2, 3 and 5 all work, 
with 1, 2 and 5 using the Airport drivers, and 3 works with the Ralink 
drivers. However, because of my stupidity, I ended up with a 4, because 
it was cheap and all that Wal-Mart had this afternoon. I also got a 
Linksys router, but my PC put it in its place. As I'm haphazardly 
moving my stuff onto a new connection, I've been running into issue 
after issue, so I could really use the help.


It's been a hassle trying to setup everything to transfer over from my 
dialup that I've used for years over to a new cable connection, and I 
want everything ready before the installers get here on Thursday.


Thanks in advance,
Caleb

P.S. I even tried the Orangeware driver, but it refused to unstuff, for 
some reason.


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Re: Lombard Wireless Woes

2006-01-02 Thread Caleb Cupples
Sorry about the double post, but I've done some tracing via the FCC 
site, but it seems that I'm out of luck. I traced the manufacturer of 
the revision 4 card to Askey Computers out of Taiwan, but when I 
checked their site, it
A: Wouldn't render properly in Camino or Safari. (Big warning to Mac 
users)

B: Had no Mac drivers.
C: None of the drivers have been updated in almost 2 years.

I'm giving up and calling Belkin to see if they'll replace my card. 
Hopefully, they'll help out a poor Mac user.


Unfortunately, my gumshoe work made it unnecessary for your help.

Caleb

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On Tuesday, Jan 3, 2006, at 00:10 America/Chicago, Caleb Cupples wrote:


Dear Listers,

Does anyone know of a hacked driver to get a revision 4 Belkin F5D7010 
wireless card to work under OS X. The revision 1, 2, 3 and 5 all work, 
with 1, 2 and 5 using the Airport drivers, and 3 works with the Ralink 
drivers. However, because of my stupidity, I ended up with a 4, 
because it was cheap and all that Wal-Mart had this afternoon. I also 
got a Linksys router, but my PC put it in its place. As I'm 
haphazardly moving my stuff onto a new connection, I've been running 
into issue after issue, so I could really use the help.


It's been a hassle trying to setup everything to transfer over from my 
dialup that I've used for years over to a new cable connection, and I 
want everything ready before the installers get here on Thursday.


Thanks in advance,
Caleb

P.S. I even tried the Orangeware driver, but it refused to unstuff, 
for some reason.


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Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters



CompUSA is blowing out their brand of wireless PCMCIA cards for $4 
after rebates.  I took a chance and bought one, but I cant find any 
record of vendor or chipset, not even reported by OS X.  The only 
clue I have on this card is that the vendor ID under the system 
profiler is Ox104c.  Is there a list of vendor IDs somewhere ?


Mad Dog

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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread Michael A. Howard

Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:




CompUSA is blowing out their brand of wireless PCMCIA cards for $4 
after rebates.  I took a chance and bought one, but I cant find any 
record of vendor or chipset, not even reported by OS X.  The only clue 
I have on this card is that the vendor ID under the system profiler is 
Ox104c.  Is there a list of vendor IDs somewhere ?


Mad Dog

That vendor id is for a Texas Instruments PCMCIA chipset, so I'm not 
sure you're seeing the card itself in the profiler.


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread illovox
Do tell...does it work as an airport card?


 Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2006 14:54:55 -0500
 From: Tom and Lisa Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Comp USA wireless card
 
 
 
 CompUSA is blowing out their brand of wireless PCMCIA cards for $4
 after rebates.  I took a chance and bought one, but I cant find any
 record of vendor or chipset, not even reported by OS X.  The only
 clue I have on this card is that the vendor ID under the system
 profiler is Ox104c.  Is there a list of vendor IDs somewhere ?
 
 Mad Dog


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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

Do tell...does it work as an airport card?


It is not recognized as an airport card, nor do the Ralink drivers I 
already have loaded recognize it.


Mad Dog

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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread Tom and Lisa Peters

Tom and Lisa Peters wrote:




CompUSA is blowing out their brand of wireless PCMCIA cards for $4 
after rebates.  I took a chance and bought one, but I cant find any 
record of vendor or chipset, not even reported by OS X.  The only 
clue I have on this card is that the vendor ID under the system 
profiler is Ox104c.  Is there a list of vendor IDs somewhere ?


Mad Dog

That vendor id is for a Texas Instruments PCMCIA chipset, so I'm not 
sure you're seeing the card itself in the profiler.


How can I get the manufacturer ID/chipset ?

Mad Dog

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Re: Comp USA wireless card

2006-01-01 Thread Lists


This makes a total of 5 completely unrelated Subjects: covered by the  
same thread, where people just changed the Subject: line instead of  
starting a new thread by clicking NEW.




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Antenna Adapter for Enterasys wireless card

2005-12-22 Thread David Jones
I have an Enterasys wireless card that I am using with my Lombard 400. 
The card has an external antenna port on it. I am wondering where I can 
get an adapter to plug an external antenna into this card. Any advice 
would be appreciated. Thanks,

Dave Jones
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Re: Anybody tried one of these: Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G

2005-12-21 Thread B.L.


G-Books wrote on 12/21/05, 14:30:

  the motorola card i had in the pcmcia slot of my pismo had a
  broadcom chip, and worked flawless. it was seen buy the system as an
  airport extreme card and was the 54mbps card .
 vicki.
***
Hi Vicki thanks for the information, I was wondering about this PCMCIA 
card because the PCI card I have in my B  W and my Sawtooth both work 
flawlessly plus they show up as an Airport Extreme card. I just wanted 
to match this performance in my Lombard. Maybe I'll just take a Leap of 
Faith here and try it out. They're going for about $19.00 on Ebay so 
they 're in my price range.
Once again thank you.
Brad

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Anybody tried one of these: Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G

2005-12-20 Thread B.L.

Good evening fellow G-Bookies. I have a question for the list regarding 
pcmcia cards for the Lombard and any other powerbooks. I have in my G4 
Sawtooth a Motorola WPCI810G 802.11g Wireless PCI Network Adapter that 
shows up in Apple Profiler as an Airport Extreme card and works 
flawlessly with my Graphite Base Station because it has a Broadcom 
chipset in it. What I am wondering is whether or not any one knows if 
this Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G also has the 
Broadcom chipset or if someone can point me in the direction to find out 
what chipset it has. Why; because, since the other Motorola PCI card 
works so well I'd like to use one of these in my Lombard if possible. 
Thank you one and all for your assistance in this matter.
Happy Holidays and Season's Greetings
Brad
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Re: Anybody tried one of these: Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G

2005-12-20 Thread VICTORIA.DUGGAN


On Dec 20, 2005, at 10:59 PM, B.L. wrote:



Good evening fellow G-Bookies. I have a question for the list  
regarding

pcmcia cards for the Lombard and any other powerbooks. I have in my G4
Sawtooth a Motorola WPCI810G 802.11g Wireless PCI Network Adapter that
shows up in Apple Profiler as an Airport Extreme card and works
flawlessly with my Graphite Base Station because it has a Broadcom
chipset in it. What I am wondering is whether or not any one knows if
this Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G also has the
Broadcom chipset or if someone can point me in the direction to  
find out

what chipset it has. Why; because, since the other Motorola PCI card
works so well I'd like to use one of these in my Lombard if possible.
Thank you one and all for your assistance in this matter.
Happy Holidays and Season's Greetings
Brad
--


Hi brad
 the motorola card i had in the pcmcia slot of my pismo had a  
broadcom chip, and worked flawless. it was seen buy the system as an  
airport extreme card and was the 54mbps card .


vicki. 


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Wireless Internet with WS II under OS 9.2.2?

2005-12-02 Thread Stanton Mitrany
Is there a guide to how to do this? Drivers /or patches necessary?

I already have some devices which may make this possible for me to do. The
first is a:

PCMCIA BUSlink USB 2.0 Cardbus for Notebook, Model UII-CB4, plus a D-Link
DWL-122 Wireless USB Adapter Version A1. The other is a

PCMCIA Belkin Wireless Notebook Network Card, Model FSD6020, 802.11b Network
Interface Card, CardBus Wireless (I know that's a lot of labeling, but
that's what the card top label says)

Also, if I decide to try, and successfully upgrade this WS II to OS X
10.3.9, will I be able to go online wirelessly with either of the setups
I've detailed above?


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Re: Wireless Internet with WS II under OS 9.2.2?

2005-12-02 Thread Stanton Mitrany
I'm hoping you can help with this. Also, isn't there a member of this list
who has compiled a substantial array of material about going online
wirelessly, and which is available somewhere for download?

Thanks,
stanton

 From: Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Subject: Wireless Internet with WS II under OS 9.2.2?
 
 Is there a guide to how to do this? Drivers /or patches necessary?
 
 I already have some devices which may make this possible for me to do. The
 first is a:
 
 PCMCIA BUSlink USB 2.0 Cardbus for Notebook, Model UII-CB4, plus a D-Link
 DWL-122 Wireless USB Adapter Version A1. The other is a
 
 PCMCIA Belkin Wireless Notebook Network Card, Model FSD6020, 802.11b Network
 Interface Card, CardBus Wireless (I know that's a lot of labeling, but
 that's what the card top label says)
 
 Also, if I decide to try, and successfully upgrade this WS II to OS X
 10.3.9, will I be able to go online wirelessly with either of the setups
 I've detailed above?
 
 
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Re: Wireless Internet with WS II under OS 9.2.2?

2005-12-02 Thread Ken
My Reply follows quote. On 02/12/2005 09:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
said:  

I'm hoping you can help with this. Also, isn't there a member of this list
who has compiled a substantial array of material about going online
wirelessly, and which is available somewhere for download?

Thanks,
stanton

Don't recall the URL just now, but you can locate it by
Googling for Macwireless or some such.

Ken

PS: Just found it at

http://home.earthlink.net/~macwireless/

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Re: Wireless Internet with WS II under OS 9.2.2?

2005-12-02 Thread GalBros

In a message dated 12/2/05 12:03:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I'm hoping you can help with this. Also, isn't there a member of this list
who has compiled a substantial array of material about going online
wirelessly, and which is available somewhere for download?

Well, a Belkin 802.11b wireless card, f5d6020 will work with Mac OS9 and 
10.2-10.4 using (either?) an IOxperts or MacSense driver. If the IOxperts 
driver 
is the same as what comes with Orinoco cards for Macs (correct me, list?) I 
think I have the OS9 version available.

However, isn't the 6020 a non-cardbus card? Sometimes some entities use 
cardbus and PCMCIA interchangeably.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-14 Thread Howard Katz
On 11/13/05, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 A given DCHP server might cover quite a large area, it depends on how
 everything is setup.  And it could also be multiple DHCP servers that
 were messed up.

Very true.  But I was involved with the setup (on a minimal basis)
with the new facility - less than a year old - so I know how the
servers at least were set up. It MAY be that the DHCP server is off
the main system, which is off-site, but the IT person made it sound
like the upgrade was made to servers--plural.

 Unfortunately that is all too common an IT view point.  Personally I
 wouldn't have said oh yes you will but rather bye bye.

Several of us wanted to suggest this, but there was in-house politics
involved.  :)


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-13 Thread Howard Katz
Nope--it was multiple locations throughout the campus.  I took the PB
and tried it out on the chance it was just the node I was trying to
hook into.  And the student who was having trouble was several floors
and server rooms away from where I originally was.

They've pretty much admitted it was their fault, but as of yesterday
at least, it was fixed.  :)

(These are the same IT people who when they came in, to a Univ. that
caters to teacher education, tried to tell us we didn't need Macs and
they weren't planning on supporting them.  They were told oh yes you
will. :) )

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-13 Thread Clark Martin

At 10:31 AM -0600 11/13/05, Howard Katz wrote:

Nope--it was multiple locations throughout the campus.  I took the PB
and tried it out on the chance it was just the node I was trying to
hook into.  And the student who was having trouble was several floors
and server rooms away from where I originally was.


A given DCHP server might cover quite a large area, it depends on how 
everything is setup.  And it could also be multiple DHCP servers that 
were messed up.




They've pretty much admitted it was their fault, but as of yesterday
at least, it was fixed.  :)

(These are the same IT people who when they came in, to a Univ. that
caters to teacher education, tried to tell us we didn't need Macs and
they weren't planning on supporting them.  They were told oh yes you
will. :) )


Unfortunately that is all too common an IT view point.  Personally I 
wouldn't have said oh yes you will but rather bye bye.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-12 Thread Howard Katz
Whatever the problem was, IT got it fixed.  I sitting here at the
campus and composing this via the wireless connection.  I'm going to
see if I can get the info about which patch from one of the techs. 
(Our Help dept. isn't overseas, but we're located in the Chicago area
(4 campuses here in Chicago) and the helpdesk is down in FL.  :) )

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-12 Thread Clark Martin

At 9:11 AM -0600 11/12/05, Howard Katz wrote:

Whatever the problem was, IT got it fixed.  I sitting here at the
campus and composing this via the wireless connection.  I'm going to
see if I can get the info about which patch from one of the techs.
(Our Help dept. isn't overseas, but we're located in the Chicago area
(4 campuses here in Chicago) and the helpdesk is down in FL.  :) )


If it isn't, try using the laptop in one of the locations you had 
problems with before.  It's possible (probable) several DHCP servers 
serve the whole campus with each one serving addresses for several 
Access Points.  It may be you are only having trouble with one or 
some DHCP servers but not all.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-11 Thread P. Turtle-Bear Guillermo

On Nov 10, 2005, at 8:21 AM, Clark Martin wrote:


At 8:57 AM -0500 11/10/05, Brian McEwen wrote:

Howard Katz wrote


So the question is why won't Tiger connect?  Not really my problem
now--it's the IT dept.  And there's enough Tiger users wandering
around that they'll need to fix this fast.

Oh, and for information's sake--I'm sitting at a Panera's cafe using
their free wifi.  Other than having a slight problem negotiating 
their

sign-in system this morning (more their system than mine!), it's
obviously working ok.

Why is it we tend to, when it comes to computers, to think it's our
system that's the problem, and not something on the other end, but
when it comes to things political or social issues, it's always the
other guy's fault?  :)



I'll still say that, despite that it's a MS server software, the fact 
that every other wireless device I own can work fine, and the 10.4 
one cannot, tells me that Apple has made some assumptions/broken some 
rules/ is doing *something* differently than everything else out 
there. Think back to good ol' dialup days, where everything else with 
a PPP stack could obtain the local DNS server info automagically, 
while us Mac types had to type it in by hand always.   That the MS 
server update might bring this wireless feature to the fore, 
doesn't necessarily mean that it is the fault of MS or your local IT 
guys.


Fun/useful to hear what exact server update they are now running 
(hint hint :)


In the past at least there were problems with Macs running with a MS 
DHCP server specifically because Apple WAS following the rules and MS 
was breaking them and expecting everyone else to because, well, just 
because.

--
Clark Martin



I noticed that an Airport Extreme Driver update came up on my Software 
Update list this morning (Friday). I wonder if that will help? (I'm 
running Panther.)


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 10, 2005, at 1:48 AM, John Siple wrote:



--
Noise level and occasionally the manufacturer of the router or  
access point. It keeps a log of signal strength and last connection  
date, and there's a field for notes, though I don't find that very  
useful. Mostly what I use is channel and strength, and if you're  
getting that from


Also you will be able to see many networks that don't show up in the  
regular Airport connection util.  For example, the 2 networks named  
Public on 2 different channels- the Airport util would not show  
them both.  Plus it would not show me the hidden WEP protected  
connection that hospital had for staff use- but with the stumbler  
util, I could see it was present.


Worth taking a look, just to see who is in the neighborhood.

B


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Howard Katz
Amazing what can happen when your IT finally gives you additional info.

Spent close to an hour at various times with the IT helpdesk last
nite.  One nice gentleman (Better that euphemism than something else
I could say--and besides, someone from there could be on this list. 
:) ) looking over the shoulder of the person I was talking to actually
said Oh, we don't support 10.4 Mac OS--only the earlier versions.  I
let them know that it's been working flawlessly since July when I got
this puppy.

Then the shoe drops.  The tech mentions that, and I'm going to use
caps here, so be prepared for a little shouting--INSTALLED A NEW
MICROSOFT SERVER UPDATE PACKAGE TO ALL THE CAMPUS SERVERS YESTERDAY!!

Gee, you think, especially since another Mac user there, running
Tiger, couldn't connect, it could have something to do with MS's
(lousy) software?  He admitted that it could be the case, and put in a
work ticket--to one of my co-workers.  (I've advised him of the
situation in a separate email).  Just for grins, I also booted up one
of the school's eMacs running Panther (or earlier--I forget the
version #, but I know it's not Tiger)--disconnected the ethernet
cable, set it to run via the airport card--no problem, it worked.

So the question is why won't Tiger connect?  Not really my problem
now--it's the IT dept.  And there's enough Tiger users wandering
around that they'll need to fix this fast.

Oh, and for information's sake--I'm sitting at a Panera's cafe using
their free wifi.  Other than having a slight problem negotiating their
sign-in system this morning (more their system than mine!), it's
obviously working ok.

Why is it we tend to, when it comes to computers, to think it's our
system that's the problem, and not something on the other end, but
when it comes to things political or social issues, it's always the
other guy's fault?  :)

Thanks again for all the help, input and insight, folks!!


Later...Howard   (a relieved PB user!)

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Brian McEwen

Howard Katz wrote


So the question is why won't Tiger connect?  Not really my problem
now--it's the IT dept.  And there's enough Tiger users wandering
around that they'll need to fix this fast.

Oh, and for information's sake--I'm sitting at a Panera's cafe using
their free wifi.  Other than having a slight problem negotiating their
sign-in system this morning (more their system than mine!), it's
obviously working ok.

Why is it we tend to, when it comes to computers, to think it's our
system that's the problem, and not something on the other end, but
when it comes to things political or social issues, it's always the
other guy's fault?  :)



I'll still say that, despite that it's a MS server software, the fact that every other 
wireless device I own can work fine, and the 10.4 one cannot, tells me that Apple has 
made some assumptions/broken some rules/ is doing *something* differently than everything 
else out there. Think back to good ol' dialup days, where everything else with a PPP 
stack could obtain the local DNS server info automagically, while us Mac types had to 
type it in by hand always.   That the MS server update might bring this wireless 
feature to the fore, doesn't necessarily mean that it is the fault of MS or 
your local IT guys.


Fun/useful to hear what exact server update they are now running (hint 
hint :)


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Howard Katz
If I can get the the info about which update they used, I'll pass it on.

But the fact that tiger, even the latest update, was problem-free
until yesterday makes me tend to think that Apple actually had the
software compliant, and MS f***ked up something that excluded Mac and
was only MS-compliant for their own OS.  Like I said, I've had no
problem for almost 4 months, and there's no problem right now at
panera's--tho I know they're only using a standard base-station on a
DSL line vs a whole-campus server system. (College also went to VoIP
for phone service--personally I don't think it's as good sound quality
as the telco system was.)


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 10/11/05 09:04, Howard Katz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 If I can get the the info about which update they used, I'll pass it on.
 
 But the fact that tiger, even the latest update, was problem-free
 until yesterday makes me tend to think that Apple actually had the
 software compliant, and MS f***ked up something that excluded Mac and
 was only MS-compliant for their own OS.  Like I said, I've had no
 problem for almost 4 months, and there's no problem right now at
 panera's--tho I know they're only using a standard base-station on a
 DSL line vs a whole-campus server system. (College also went to VoIP
 for phone service--personally I don't think it's as good sound quality
 as the telco system was.)

Howard,

So, you're saying that until yesterday, even with 10.4.3 installed, you had
no problem to connect?

-Laurent.
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Under ITS, when you first walked up to a terminal at MIT and typed Control-Z
to get the computer's attention, it printed out some status information,
including how many people were already using the computer; it might print
14 users, for example. Someone thought it would be a great joke to patch
the system to print 14 losers instead. There ensued a great controversy,
as some of the users didn't particularly want to be called losers to their
faces every time they used the computer. For a while several hackers
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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-10 Thread Clark Martin

At 8:57 AM -0500 11/10/05, Brian McEwen wrote:

Howard Katz wrote


So the question is why won't Tiger connect?  Not really my problem
now--it's the IT dept.  And there's enough Tiger users wandering
around that they'll need to fix this fast.

Oh, and for information's sake--I'm sitting at a Panera's cafe using
their free wifi.  Other than having a slight problem negotiating their
sign-in system this morning (more their system than mine!), it's
obviously working ok.

Why is it we tend to, when it comes to computers, to think it's our
system that's the problem, and not something on the other end, but
when it comes to things political or social issues, it's always the
other guy's fault?  :)



I'll still say that, despite that it's a MS server software, the 
fact that every other wireless device I own can work fine, and the 
10.4 one cannot, tells me that Apple has made some 
assumptions/broken some rules/ is doing *something* differently than 
everything else out there. Think back to good ol' dialup days, where 
everything else with a PPP stack could obtain the local DNS server 
info automagically, while us Mac types had to type it in by hand 
always.   That the MS server update might bring this wireless 
feature to the fore, doesn't necessarily mean that it is the fault 
of MS or your local IT guys.


Fun/useful to hear what exact server update they are now running (hint hint :)


In the past at least there were problems with Macs running with a MS 
DHCP server specifically because Apple WAS following the rules and MS 
was breaking them and expecting everyone else to because, well, just 
because.

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Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
One of my part-time jobs is working at a local university--I'm there now.

I've used the wireless capabilities of my G4 15 AL unit for months
here with no problems.  Univ. network is open, unprotected. I was
sitting at my desk today using the wirelss connection, via automatic
airport setting when all of a sudden it stopped working.  I've tried
two different browsers (icab, firefox), a telnet client, as well as
launching a few internet-connected widget to see if anything would
take care of the problem.  Even removed the battery for 10 min on the
off-chance that would work.  It didn't, and neither have multiple
restarts and shutdowns.

Airport's icon in the menu bar shows a strong signal. 
AirTrafficControl widget shows network(s), and strength.  However,
nothing I try will get anything to connect thru the wireless.  (A
co-worker's peecee is working fine wireless.)  It does however, work
fine when I plug directly into an ethernet jack, like right now.

It was working earlier today when I stopped for coffee at an place
that offers free wifi, and like I said, it was working here for maybe
an hour and then just stopped.

I ran the netowrk status diagnostics, and it fails on ISP and server. 
It does see the network, and I've got a good strong, all-bars signal
showing.

IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

Any suggestions or help?


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Clark Martin

At 6:03 PM -0600 11/9/05, Howard Katz wrote:

One of my part-time jobs is working at a local university--I'm there now.

I've used the wireless capabilities of my G4 15 AL unit for months
here with no problems.  Univ. network is open, unprotected. I was
sitting at my desk today using the wirelss connection, via automatic
airport setting when all of a sudden it stopped working.  I've tried
two different browsers (icab, firefox), a telnet client, as well as
launching a few internet-connected widget to see if anything would
take care of the problem.  Even removed the battery for 10 min on the
off-chance that would work.  It didn't, and neither have multiple
restarts and shutdowns.

Airport's icon in the menu bar shows a strong signal.
AirTrafficControl widget shows network(s), and strength.  However,
nothing I try will get anything to connect thru the wireless.  (A
co-worker's peecee is working fine wireless.)  It does however, work
fine when I plug directly into an ethernet jack, like right now.

It was working earlier today when I stopped for coffee at an place
that offers free wifi, and like I said, it was working here for maybe
an hour and then just stopped.

I ran the netowrk status diagnostics, and it fails on ISP and server.
It does see the network, and I've got a good strong, all-bars signal
showing.

IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

Any suggestions or help?


Best guess is you aren't getting a DHCP lease.  Open the Network 
Preference Pane and see what IP address your Airport interface is 
getting.  If it is 169.254.x.x that is what is known as Self 
Assigned (the Network Preference Pane will refer to it as such).  It 
means your Mac couldn't get a DHCP address from a server and made up 
it's own address which is usually used with ad hoc networks.


It should ultimately re-find a DHCP address.  You can force it by 
either hitting the Renew DHCP Lease button in the TCP/IP section or 
creating a new location with a static IP address (it doesn't matter 
what), switch to it (hitting Apply Now) then switch back (again 
hitting Apply Now).  The former is simpler but the latter is more 
reliable.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread John Siple

I agree with Clark. It's probably a DHCP problem.

Go to the NETWORK system prefs panel
Show Airport
Click TCP/IP and make sure the setting is Using DHCP not Using  
DHCP with manual address.


You might also take a look at MacStumbler if you do any war driving  
at all. It gives you a good idea what's in the air.


John
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On Nov 9, 2005, at 4:03 PM, Howard Katz wrote:

One of my part-time jobs is working at a local university--I'm there  
now.


I've used the wireless capabilities of my G4 15 AL unit for months
here with no problems.  Univ. network is open, unprotected. I was
sitting at my desk today using the wirelss connection, via automatic
airport setting when all of a sudden it stopped working.  I've tried
two different browsers (icab, firefox), a telnet client, as well as
launching a few internet-connected widget to see if anything would
take care of the problem.  Even removed the battery for 10 min on the
off-chance that would work.  It didn't, and neither have multiple
restarts and shutdowns.

Airport's icon in the menu bar shows a strong signal.
AirTrafficControl widget shows network(s), and strength.  However,
nothing I try will get anything to connect thru the wireless.  (A
co-worker's peecee is working fine wireless.)  It does however, work
fine when I plug directly into an ethernet jack, like right now.

It was working earlier today when I stopped for coffee at an place
that offers free wifi, and like I said, it was working here for maybe
an hour and then just stopped.

I ran the netowrk status diagnostics, and it fails on ISP and server.
It does see the network, and I've got a good strong, all-bars signal
showing.

IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

Any suggestions or help?


Later..Howard






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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
Yup--a DHCP problem--I'm on now wireless, but I had to choose an
arbitrary IP number based on what I was getting from the plug-in
ethernet info.  It won't get one for me when I renew or try automatic
DHCP when I'm airport connected.  It just won't do it automatically.

Is there a preference I should trash, maybe?  I CAN connect--at least
here, but it's going to be problematic at some of the free wifi
sites--they don't usually have ethernet ports to plug into.  :)

Later.Howard

On 11/9/05, John Siple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I agree with Clark. It's probably a DHCP problem.

 Go to the NETWORK system prefs panel
 Show Airport
 Click TCP/IP and make sure the setting is Using DHCP not Using
 DHCP with manual address.

 You might also take a look at MacStumbler if you do any war driving
 at all. It gives you a good idea what's in the air.

 John
 ---
 On Nov 9, 2005, at 4:03 PM, Howard Katz wrote:

 One of my part-time jobs is working at a local university--I'm there
 now.

 I've used the wireless capabilities of my G4 15 AL unit for months
 here with no problems.  Univ. network is open, unprotected. I was
 sitting at my desk today using the wirelss connection, via automatic
 airport setting when all of a sudden it stopped working.  I've tried
 two different browsers (icab, firefox), a telnet client, as well as
 launching a few internet-connected widget to see if anything would
 take care of the problem.  Even removed the battery for 10 min on the
 off-chance that would work.  It didn't, and neither have multiple
 restarts and shutdowns.

 Airport's icon in the menu bar shows a strong signal.
 AirTrafficControl widget shows network(s), and strength.  However,
 nothing I try will get anything to connect thru the wireless.  (A
 co-worker's peecee is working fine wireless.)  It does however, work
 fine when I plug directly into an ethernet jack, like right now.

 It was working earlier today when I stopped for coffee at an place
 that offers free wifi, and like I said, it was working here for maybe
 an hour and then just stopped.

 I ran the netowrk status diagnostics, and it fails on ISP and server.
 It does see the network, and I've got a good strong, all-bars signal
 showing.

 IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

 Any suggestions or help?


 Later..Howard






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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
Oh--and question--what would macstumbler give me that I'm not seeing
with airtraffic control?  I was able to see the network, the channel,
strength, and choose which channel to connect to.

Later..Howard

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
No go--now even putting in DHCP manually doesn't seem to work--and the
diagnostics keep failing on internet and server.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 9, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Clark Martin wrote:



IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

Any suggestions or help?



Best guess is you aren't getting a DHCP lease.  Open the Network  
Preference Pane and see what IP address your Airport interface is  
getting.  If it is 169.254.x.x that is what is known as Self  
Assigned (the Network Preference Pane will refer to it as such).   
It means your Mac couldn't get a DHCP address from a server and  
made up it's own address which is usually used with ad hoc networks.




the OSX wireless/ open WAP thing is partly broken as far as I can  
tell.  Both at my workplace and at the hospital where I was spending  
many hours a few months back, I could get online fine with any laptop  
except the OSX powerbook.


I could get an IP, signal fine, see the SSID of the open network,  
etc. but trying to ping anywhere let alone DNS lookups gav eno route  
to host.


Apple support ('book was new) was no help, local admins said yup for  
whatever reason OS X can't get online, we have no ideas, but would  
like it to work.


I thought perhaps I had an idea of the problem- the hospital had 2  
open networks named PUBLIC but on 2 channels, I thought perhaps  
things were confused on the Mac due to that (though my Clie UX-50,  
Win98, WinXP, and Newton Messagepad were fine (I had lots of time and  
trips to work on this :)  but the work one, DORA is open and the  
only one around.


I gave up.  Macs just don't work as well as windows machines  
sometimes.  I know my karma will take a pummelling but that's the data.


B


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
Brian--that sparked something.  I called our HelpDesk people back.  I
actually got someone who said We don't support Mac OSX except for
10.3 and earlier.  His coworker thought this was an odd statement, but
let it go.  Seems that they applied a microsoft update sometime today
to the server software--he thinks it broke something Mac related--to
test it, I found a student with an iBook, who also was running it
turns out--Tiger.  She couldn't connect either.  I've a feeling the
problem isn't mine, but the IT folk who aren't big mac fans.  I'll
test it out tomorrow at the wifi cafe and give a report back.

Thanks!


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 9, 2005, at 9:55 PM, Howard Katz wrote:


turns out--Tiger.  She couldn't connect either.  I've a feeling the
problem isn't mine, but the IT folk who aren't big mac fans.  I'll
test it out tomorrow at the wifi cafe and give a report back.



FWIW, I can connect fine at work on the WEP protected network- just  
the open one won't work.


Laptop is fine at Panera stores, other places.

The hospital IT guys worked hard with me to troubleshot but I finally  
gave up.  It's in Apple's court.  In June they said they would have  
an update that addressed some network stuff- but 10.4.1 didn't touch it.


If you can find out what they are doing for server stuff at your  
workplace (routers versions etc) I've ben meaning to trap our guy  
near the coffee pot and find out.  The weird thing is our AP is just  
a bog standard off the shelf Linksys or some such.  Big Cisco thing  
behind it, but I'm not sure why the Cisco hardware would matter at  
that point.


It's really Apple's issue, I think- if everything else is fine, and  
9.1 machines are fine, and Win98 machines are fine- Apple's the cause  
in my book.  Heck my Newton Messagepad is even fine, and its TCP/IP  
stack is a poster child for broken...


Luck;

B


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
FWIW, it was a Panera's that I was at earlier too.  I'll try it out
there tomorrow, as well as the public library's free wifi - hopefully
all will be well.  And should I hear something about what the IT folk
do or change, I'll pass it on.

Later...Howard

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 9, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Brian McEwen wrote:

The hospital IT guys worked hard with me to troubleshot but I  
finally gave up.  It's in Apple's court.  In June they said they  
would have an update that addressed some network stuff- but 10.4.1  
didn't touch it.



 

sorry, meant 10.4.2.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 09/11/05 22:27, Brian McEwen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 On Nov 9, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Brian McEwen wrote:
 
 The hospital IT guys worked hard with me to troubleshot but I
 finally gave up.  It's in Apple's court.  In June they said they
 would have an update that addressed some network stuff- but 10.4.1
 didn't touch it.
 
  
   
 sorry, meant 10.4.2.

What about 10.4.3? There were a lot of fixes in that (huge) update...

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Howard Katz
On 11/9/05, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



 What about 10.4.3? There were a lot of fixes in that (huge) update...



10.4.3 is what I'm currently using.  It sounds like IT doesn't want to
deal with anything newer than 10.3.  However this Univ deals primarily
with teacher education.  you'd better believe that there's a fair
number of PB's  being using around here!  IT knows it has to support
Tiger.  (I hate to think what'll happen when the next
version--Leopard?--appears)

Later...Howard

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 9, 2005, at 10:43 PM, Howard Katz wrote:


Tiger.  (I hate to think what'll happen when the next
version--Leopard?--appears)



I hate all these nicknames.  especiallly the laptop ones.  Pismo indeed.

I hadn't been down to the hospital group since early July so hadn't  
tested that setup with 10.4.3.  I should put it on and try the work  
one, though- it just automatically goes through the WEP protected one  
now so I hadn't bothered doing more unpaid work testing for Apple.


Sounds like Howard has the 10.4.3 installed with the same issue  
persisting, though.


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 09/11/05 22:43, Howard Katz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 11/9/05, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 
 What about 10.4.3? There were a lot of fixes in that (huge) update...
 
 
 
 10.4.3 is what I'm currently using.  It sounds like IT doesn't want to
 deal with anything newer than 10.3.  However this Univ deals primarily
 with teacher education.  you'd better believe that there's a fair
 number of PB's  being using around here!  IT knows it has to support
 Tiger.  (I hate to think what'll happen when the next
 version--Leopard?--appears)

I still don't understand what 10.4.3 would have introduced that would
require some intervention from your IT department. 802.11b and 802.11g are
well known specifications and every vendor wishing to be compliant has to go
through certification tests before he can call his stuff 802.11b or 802.11g
compliant. The only problem you might experience is that not all wireless
access points support AppleTalk, but, otherwise, it shouldn't matter. The
network negotiation from the PowerBook to the WAP should be the very same.
Heck, it should be the same if you switch to built-in Ethernet. If it's
802.11b or 802.11g, then it should work.

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread Brian McEwen


On Nov 9, 2005, at 11:18 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

access points support AppleTalk, but, otherwise, it shouldn't  
matter. The
network negotiation from the PowerBook to the WAP should be the  
very same.
Heck, it should be the same if you switch to built-in Ethernet. If  
it's

802.11b or 802.11g, then it should work.



Oh, I truly agree.

B


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread R. P. Bell
Brian wrote, I hate all these nicknames.  especiallly the laptop ones.  Pismo 
indeed.

snip

Hey, now wait just a minute there.  Those of us from the California coast think 
Pismo is just about the sexiest name on the Planet.  And besides, it has the 
best golf course, too; not to even mention the best Powerbook of all time (can 
you believe that I'm still running this 400 MHz/512 MB machine from Summer 
Y2K--with 10.4.x at that?!?  Try that with a Windows notebook!).  Personally, I 
think Apple has the best working names in the biz.  For example, compare 
Pismo 
to Vista (the new Windows; that elevator doesn't even go to the top floor; no 
panache, at all).

Anybody got any ideas on wireless with WPA and this Pismo?

rb 


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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread John Siple

On Nov 9, 2005, at 6:23 PM, Brian McEwen wrote:

On Nov 9, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Clark Martin wrote:



IT isn't too mac savvy here, so I'm basically on my own.

Any suggestions or help?




Best guess is you aren't getting a DHCP lease.  Open the Network  
Preference Pane and see what IP address your Airport interface is  
getting.  If it is 169.254.x.x that is what is known as Self  
Assigned (the Network Preference Pane will refer to it as such).   
It means your Mac couldn't get a DHCP address from a server and  
made up it's own address which is usually used with ad hoc networks.





the OSX wireless/ open WAP thing is partly broken as far as I can  
tell.  Both at my workplace and at the hospital where I was spending  
many hours a few months back, I could get online fine with any laptop  
except the OSX powerbook.


I could get an IP, signal fine, see the SSID of the open network,  
etc. but trying to ping anywhere let alone DNS lookups gav eno route  
to host.


Apple support ('book was new) was no help, local admins said yup for  
whatever reason OS X can't get online, we have no ideas, but would  
like it to work.


I thought perhaps I had an idea of the problem- the hospital had 2  
open networks named PUBLIC but on 2 channels, I thought perhaps  
things were confused on the Mac due to that (though my Clie UX-50,  
Win98, WinXP, and Newton Messagepad were fine (I had lots of time and  
trips to work on this :)  but the work one, DORA is open and the  
only one around.


I gave up.  Macs just don't work as well as windows machines  
sometimes.  I know my karma will take a pummelling but that's the data.


B

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Her symptoms were similar to yours, ability to see wireless but  
inability to log in using a WEP password she knew was good, ability  
to connect via unencrypted access points but not reliably, ability to  
do pretty much everything when on ethernet connections. She was  
running Panther.


This baffles me because I've never had trouble connecting to anything  
I can see on wireless detectors (running a G4 iBook and Airport  
Extreme via Tiger). Wish I could be more help here.


John

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Re: Wireless network problem - help!

2005-11-09 Thread John Siple


On Nov 9, 2005, at 4:53 PM, Howard Katz wrote:

Oh--and question--what would macstumbler give me that I'm not seeing
with airtraffic control?  I was able to see the network, the channel,
strength, and choose which channel to connect to.

Later..Howard

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and there's a field for notes, though I don't find that very useful.  
Mostly what I use is channel and strength, and if you're getting that  
from 


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Re: going wireless with my wallstreet

2005-10-26 Thread Clark Martin

At 6:12 PM -0700 10/25/05, tessa lenore wrote:

hi,
i have in my possession for the last 2 months a
wallstreet. so far i can only do school related stuff.
i would like to be able to surf the internet with it
but airport cards for os 9 are very rare and
expensive. i was told by a friend that there are
alternatives. i don't know very much about the
wallstreet other than reviews i have read online.
people say that the 233 mhz model is very slow but
obviously they never lived with my father who liked to
(until recently) use the internet on his pentium
100... here is what my machine has:

http://static.flickr.com/26/56141137_148c7bdf00.jpg?v=0

i was wondering if i could go wireless with my
wallstreet, it can't be that slow can it? i only want
to use it for email. and where can i get these parts
online? i live in a college town with no apple or
apple related stores for miles.



Up to a year ago I had been using a WallStreet as my main machine. 
It had a 40Gb drive, 256 Mb RAM, SkyLine wireless card, USB card and 
was running Mac OS X.2.8.  It works pretty well.  My daughter is 
still using it.


http://www.macsales.com is a good source for the RAM and HD.  There 
are various wireless cards you can use such as Orinoco Silver or Gold 
(not the CardBus models though), Farallon Skyline, Lucent, and 
others.  You might try http:// www.froogle.com.


I used a Skyline as it has a thin antenna which fits under the USB 
card.  Yes the Wallstreet is slow but it is definitely serviceable.




i tried looking in the archives, as i am sure this has
been asked before but i don't see an archives page on
the main.. any feedback is appreciated.



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Re: going wireless with my wallstreet

2005-10-26 Thread Gene Osburn



http://static.flickr.com/26/56141137_148c7bdf00.jpg?v=0

i was wondering if i could go wireless with my
wallstreet, it can't be that slow can it? i only want
to use it for email. and where can i get these parts
online? i live in a college town with no apple or
apple related stores for miles.


Tessa,

Most of the few responses to your inquiry that I've seen so far (I'm in 
digest mode) are OK as far as they go, but it seems you need much more 
complete info.  It sounds like you're pretty much a newbie to wi-fi 
with Apple PowerBooks, so I'll try to summarize my experience as 
completely as possible.


First, OS 9.2.1 is a great match for the Wallstreet and will not be as 
slow as you might fear.  If you have a Rev 1 Mainstreet model with no 
cache it will be a bit pokey but definitely still usable.  Look at the 
info plate on the bottom of your WS; if there's no system configuration 
summary then you have the cacheless Mainstreet.  My Rev 2 PDQ reads: 
14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2gb HD/4MB video/CD/Modem.  For future 
reference, if you have a Mainstreet don't even *THINK* about installing 
OS X.


Second, the 32 MB of RAM you have now is *NOT* enough; find at least a 
128 MB module to add ASAP (there are two RAM slots and one of yours is 
empty).  If you can afford $40-50 get a 256 MB SO-DIMM -- your 
Wallstreet will love you for it.


Third, 802.11b is all the wi-fi you'll ever need; don't be suckered 
into buying one of the newer 802.11g because you think newer must be 
better.  There are a lot of Orinoco 802.11b cards floating around, and 
the best place to find cheap Orinoco wi-fi cards is ebay, plain and 
simple.  You'd have to hunt high and low at online retailers to find a 
real deal; they're falling off the trees on ebay.  Get a Silver or 
Gold, and don't pay over $30 (total including shipping) for one; I paid 
$24 shipped for a new-stock Gold about a year ago.  (There are maybe a 
dozen or more brands of 802.11b wi-fi cards that are actually Orinocos; 
mine was an Enterasys RoamAbout, and even Dell sells a couple.)  There 
are no new software drivers for OS X, but you shouldn't need to worry 
about that.  Orinoco v7.2 is the latest OS 9 driver; you can Google for 
a free download.


Fourth, join the LEM Swaplist ASAP!  Lots of helpful Mac folks there, 
buying and selling used Mac stuff.


Good luck, and happy Mac-ing!

Gene Osburn
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Re: going wireless with my wallstreet

2005-10-26 Thread Chris Smith
tessa, all...

I have been going online wirelessly with my 64 MB250 Mhz Kanga G3 now
for about a month.  It works like a charm, though I want to finish
increasing the resident RAM and getting a bigger hard drive.  Took
finding the virtual memory sweetspot to keep it from bombing
periodically and trying out a number of browsers...the most trouble
free browser I found was Internet Explorer 5 for Mac OS 9 with double
the virtual minimum memory selected.  But the essential part was
following this  fantastic no brainer tutorial (thanks to
penmachine!!!):

http://www.penmachine.com/techie/airport1400.html

As the article showed I could use an inexpensive Dell Truemobile 1150
80211.b WiFi card and I think it took a one click install to to a link
in the article get online!  I bid on eBay for several days and having
little money I won on auction by last minute bid sniping an 1150 for
$9 -- does look humorous seeing a Dell logo sticking out of a
multiclored Apple logo'd G3 laptop, but the desktop shows a 3rd party
Orinoco gold card and there's 4 or 5 green signal strength bars at the
bottom of the screen.  Wonderfull

I enjoy using this so much, I am taking the G3 on a low budget dream
trip out of country and will blog it online wirelessly, so  no reason
to be satisfied with just email capability.  Besides if your Dad can
surf with a 100 Mhz Winblows laptop, then don't quit until you can do
that (and more) with a Wallstreet.  For instance, once online I found
an old version of iTunes (version 2.04) and also use Audion, for
Internet radio and CD's/mp3's -- all free.  Sweet!

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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-25 Thread Francesco sciacca
 1. WEP or WPA protection on the network
 2. MAC address filtering for WS network
 3. Stop broadcasting your SSID to the world

I second that. I actually use the first 2 measures only at the moment. The
reason being that not broadcasting SSID prevents my powerbooks from
connecting automatically to the given network as soon as Airport is turned
on.

Is there a known way around this, like setting somewhre the name of the
network to connect to? I haven't found such an option yet.

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tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread Rick McCutcheon

Greetings Mac Folks,

At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing 
quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the 9600 
(400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed through 
a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.


We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the building 
might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?  I'm assuming 
that's very possible.  I'm curious to know, is there a way for me to 
check and see if that is the situation by looking at wireless activity 
while I'm hooked up with the TiBook (is this built into Panther, which 
I'm still very much learning, or do I need third party activity 
tracking software)?  Would other devices like wireless phones possibly 
make the lights jump?  How worried should I be, if at all.  Are they 
getting a free ride?  Or worse?  Could they hack into it without 
passwords?  (Generally I assume virtually anything is possible...)  
I've never noticed that anything untoward is happening with my 
computers.  The TiBook mostly stays at work, in any case.


I almost hate to ask this for fear of what I'll find out -- but better 
safe than sorry.


Cheers,
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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread Howard Katz
Sometimes hits from the internet will cause the lights to flash.  I
see this on my DSL router soemtimes when all computers are off. 
But---did you set your wireless router to privacy mode, so no one
other than you can use it?

LaterHoward

On 10/24/05, Rick McCutcheon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Greetings Mac Folks,

 At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing
 quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the 9600
 (400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed through
 a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.

 We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the building
 might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?  I'm assuming
 that's very possible.  I'm curious to know, is there a way for me to
 check and see if that is the situation by looking at wireless activity
 while I'm hooked up with the TiBook (is this built into Panther, which
 I'm still very much learning, or do I need third party activity
 tracking software)?  Would other devices like wireless phones possibly
 make the lights jump?  How worried should I be, if at all.  Are they
 getting a free ride?  Or worse?  Could they hack into it without
 passwords?  (Generally I assume virtually anything is possible...)
 I've never noticed that anything untoward is happening with my
 computers.  The TiBook mostly stays at work, in any case.

 I almost hate to ask this for fear of what I'll find out -- but better
 safe than sorry.

 Cheers,
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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread darm0k

At 02:57 PM -0500 10/24/2005, Rick McCutcheon wrote:


At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing 
quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the 
9600 (400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed 
through a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.


If it's inbound traffic, then it's one of two things:

a) ARP packets.  This is the protocol that the next router upstream 
from you uses to find you.  It's normal to see about 2 to 5% ARP 
traffic on DSL and Cable lines.  No big deal -- think of it as leaves 
falling on your roof.


b) Infected PCs hunting for more machines to infect.  This would be 
the Great Pumpkin rattling your doorknob.  In addition to the direct 
packets (pings, http, etc requests), these scans cause about 2/3 of 
the ARP traffic.


If it's outbound traffic, then...

We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the 
building might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?


heck yea.  You're broadcasting ip availability to everyone!

If you don't want your neighbors to be able to use your service, turn 
on WEP or WPA encryption.


is there a way for me to check and see if that is the situation by 
looking at wireless activity while I'm hooked up with the TiBook


Routers always track who they're talking to.  They do this two ways: 
In its DHCP table, and in its route table.  At least the DHCP table, 
and probably also the route table should be viewable from the 
router's web interface.



Would other devices like wireless phones possibly make the lights jump?


yes.  There are 802.11 IP Phones available that can do this. 
They're currently a bit pricey tho.



How worried should I be, if at all.


Your xDSL contract probably says you cannot share the service beyond 
your own premisis.  So you're perhaps risking a theft of services 
charge from your telecom provider.


But more importantly, because it's your residential service, you 
could be held laible for whatever the other users are doing -- file 
trading or spamming etc.


HTH,
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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Oct 24, 2005, at 12:57 PM, Rick McCutcheon wrote:


Greetings Mac Folks,

At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing  
quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the  
9600 (400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed  
through a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.


We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the  
building might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?   
I'm assuming that's very possible.  I'm curious to know, is there a  
way for me to check and see if that is the situation by looking at  
wireless activity while I'm hooked up with the TiBook (is this  
built into Panther, which I'm still very much learning, or do I  
need third party activity tracking software)?


Actually, you should be able to access this via the wireless router  
software, I'm unfamiliar with any Moto products, but in others you  
can access it and see what devices are attached. Find the airport  
id's of your own systems and you can see if any different ones are  
attached. For more detailed probing of your local network, you can  
use nmap http://faktory.org/m/software/nmap/ but that's a fairly  
geeky tool.


Would other devices like wireless phones possibly make the lights  
jump?


not on the DSL router. However, depending on how the local DSL  
network is set up you might be getting broadcast traffic to all the  
addresses, though that's more common on cable systems. In this case  
this is pretty much just network blah blah noise. To check this,  
simply unplug the wireless router from the dsl modem. If the  
flickering stops it's local traffic, if not it's blah blah.



How worried should I be, if at all.


Somewhat.


Are they getting a free ride?


Odds are 99+% that this is the case; perhaps not even a free ride. If  
your DSL service is particularly common in your building, it could  
well simply be another customer connecting automatically to your  
router instead of theirs. I've seen that happen a number of times.  
Still, this could spell trouble should the FBI or RIAA come a'- 
knocking...



Or worse?


Unlikely, but possible. Someone coming in through an unlocked access  
point or cracked WEP are on the 'inside' on your local network, which  
the router keeps private. Once there, all sorts of mischief could be  
done. Open file shares could be browsed, 'man-in-the-middle' IP  
snooping could be done, the gamut.


Is this level of hacking likely to be going on on your network?  
Unlikely.


Could they hack into it without passwords?  (Generally I assume  
virtually anything is possible...)


If the admin password of the router wasn't changed when you first set  
it up, very likely indeed. If you're using WEP authentication, it's  
reasonably easy to crack. Unfortunately your systems probably don't  
support WPA, a stronger encryption standard.


I've never noticed that anything untoward is happening with my  
computers.  The TiBook mostly stays at work, in any case.


I almost hate to ask this for fear of what I'll find out -- but  
better safe than sorry.


As I said, odds are likely 99% (or even 99.99%) someone in your  
apartment building is either going woo hoo! free internet! or  
thinks they're connecting to their own wireless router.


Steps can be taken to mitigate the problem:

1) Enable WEP encryption with a new password.
2) Make sure the admin password on the router has been changed, to  
something secure and hard to guess.
3) Most wireless access points allow you to limit the number of  
simultaneous connections and limit connections to specific MAC  
addresses. Set yours to 2 (or 1, if you don't use the desktop and the  
laptop simultaneously.) and set it to just allow the MAC addresses  
(Airport or Ethernet ID of your systems. depending if you're using  
the wireless or wired ports) of your systems to connect. Then if you  
try to get on, and can't you know someone's mooching, simply  
powercycle the wireless router to kick 'em off, and get on.


This will block the casual use and casual snoopers. It's not proof  
against a determined bad guy, but as I said, it's unlikely that this  
is the case.


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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread Jan Musil

Hi Rick,

the best way to figure out if somebody is using your DSL without your  
permission is to check the number of IP addresses that your wireless  
router assigned to clients. You can do that on the router - you  
should be able to connect to its IP address via browser on http:// or  
https:// port. If there are more more addresses assigned than you  
have computers then it is clear that someone uses your badwidth. In  
any case I would suggest you to enable wireless security at least via  
WEP (although this is not very strong security it should keep people  
out for few days). You can also consider enabling MAC address filter  
(MAC address is unique ID of each network card - yes people can find  
ways to change their MAC address, but this is another level of  
protection of your network). If you enable the MAC address filter be  
sure to add any new equipment that you add later (new computer,  
network printer, etc. otherwise they will be unable to connect to  
your network). And lastly you can disable broadcast of the network  
SSID which should help hide your network (again this is only weak  
protection as people that already know your SSID are likel to connect  
wihout problems). You may need to change your SSID to something else  
before you disable SSID broadcast.


By the way securing your network is very good idea as you could be  
held responsible for what people do from your segment of the network  
- I hope your neighbors are no spammers or crackers... Not to scare you.


Hope this helps.


Best Regards, Jan



On Oct 24, 2005, at 3:57 PM, Rick McCutcheon wrote:


Greetings Mac Folks,

At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing  
quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the  
9600 (400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed  
through a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.


We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the  
building might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?   
I'm assuming that's very possible.  I'm curious to know, is there a  
way for me to check and see if that is the situation by looking at  
wireless activity while I'm hooked up with the TiBook (is this  
built into Panther, which I'm still very much learning, or do I  
need third party activity tracking software)?  Would other devices  
like wireless phones possibly make the lights jump?  How worried  
should I be, if at all.  Are they getting a free ride?  Or worse?   
Could they hack into it without passwords?  (Generally I assume  
virtually anything is possible...)  I've never noticed that  
anything untoward is happening with my computers.  The TiBook  
mostly stays at work, in any case.




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Re: tracking wireless activity (wow)

2005-10-24 Thread Rick McCutcheon
Thank you to all of you who have replied (Bruce, Jan, Howard, Dan), 
sincerely -- the information you've given me is very clear, exactly 
what I was after and I will be able to follow-up on it over the next 
couple of days.  Wow -- what a resource this group is; may it live for 
a long time!  (Bruce -- in my case it'd be the RCMP and CSIS coming to 
knock on the door...)


Regards,
Rick


On 24-Oct-05, at 3:39 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:



On Oct 24, 2005, at 12:57 PM, Rick McCutcheon wrote:


Greetings Mac Folks,

At home I notice that my DSL modem lights occasionally are flashing 
quite noticeably when neither my TiBook (Mercury/Panther) nor the 
9600 (400/9.1) ethernet connected desk top are on.  Both are routed 
through a motorola wireless router/ethernet hub.


We live in an apartment block.  I'm wondering if others in the 
building might be accessing the modem through the wireless router?  
I'm assuming that's very possible.  I'm curious to know, is there a 
way for me to check and see if that is the situation by looking at 
wireless activity while I'm hooked up with the TiBook (is this built 
into Panther, which I'm still very much learning, or do I need third 
party activity tracking software)?


Actually, you should be able to access this via the wireless router 
software, I'm unfamiliar with any Moto products, but in others you can 
access it and see what devices are attached. Find the airport id's of 
your own systems and you can see if any different ones are attached. 
For more detailed probing of your local network, you can use nmap 
http://faktory.org/m/software/nmap/ but that's a fairly geeky tool.


Would other devices like wireless phones possibly make the lights 
jump?


not on the DSL router. However, depending on how the local DSL network 
is set up you might be getting broadcast traffic to all the addresses, 
though that's more common on cable systems. In this case this is 
pretty much just network blah blah noise. To check this, simply unplug 
the wireless router from the dsl modem. If the flickering stops it's 
local traffic, if not it's blah blah.



How worried should I be, if at all.


Somewhat.


Are they getting a free ride?


Odds are 99+% that this is the case; perhaps not even a free ride. If 
your DSL service is particularly common in your building, it could 
well simply be another customer connecting automatically to your 
router instead of theirs. I've seen that happen a number of times. 
Still, this could spell trouble should the FBI or RIAA come 
a'-knocking...



Or worse?


Unlikely, but possible. Someone coming in through an unlocked access 
point or cracked WEP are on the 'inside' on your local network, which 
the router keeps private. Once there, all sorts of mischief could be 
done. Open file shares could be browsed, 'man-in-the-middle' IP 
snooping could be done, the gamut.


Is this level of hacking likely to be going on on your network? 
Unlikely.


Could they hack into it without passwords?  (Generally I assume 
virtually anything is possible...)


If the admin password of the router wasn't changed when you first set 
it up, very likely indeed. If you're using WEP authentication, it's 
reasonably easy to crack. Unfortunately your systems probably don't 
support WPA, a stronger encryption standard.


I've never noticed that anything untoward is happening with my 
computers.  The TiBook mostly stays at work, in any case.


I almost hate to ask this for fear of what I'll find out -- but 
better safe than sorry.


As I said, odds are likely 99% (or even 99.99%) someone in your 
apartment building is either going woo hoo! free internet! or thinks 
they're connecting to their own wireless router.


Steps can be taken to mitigate the problem:

1) Enable WEP encryption with a new password.
2) Make sure the admin password on the router has been changed, to 
something secure and hard to guess.
3) Most wireless access points allow you to limit the number of 
simultaneous connections and limit connections to specific MAC 
addresses. Set yours to 2 (or 1, if you don't use the desktop and the 
laptop simultaneously.) and set it to just allow the MAC addresses 
(Airport or Ethernet ID of your systems. depending if you're using the 
wireless or wired ports) of your systems to connect. Then if you try 
to get on, and can't you know someone's mooching, simply powercycle 
the wireless router to kick 'em off, and get on.


This will block the casual use and casual snoopers. It's not proof 
against a determined bad guy, but as I said, it's unlikely that this 
is the case.


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Re: tracking wireless activity

2005-10-24 Thread Brian McEwen


On Oct 24, 2005, at 4:48 PM, Jan Musil wrote:

case I would suggest you to enable wireless security at least via  
WEP (although this is not very strong security it should keep  
people out for few days). You can also consider enabling MAC  
address filter (MAC address is unique ID of each network card - yes  
people can find


actually, a while ago I read of new software that did a predictive  
key hash or something, and the needed number of packets to decrypt  
the WEP went down from several hundred thousand to often just a few  
thousand or less; 5 min WEP cracks could occur.


I figure, with MAC filtering, at least if they clone your MAC, their  
bandwidth will be poor if you are online as well :)


B


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