Wireless Networking Help Available

2004-07-16 Thread Bob
Greetings,
  We see a lot of WiFi questions on this list. I was reminded today 
about a resource that I had completely forgotten about. It should 
help anyone trying to figure out what to buy, how to set it up, how 
to work through post-setup problems, even wireless security issues.

  Take Control of Your AirPort Network  is in PDF format and very 
low-cost. Just about everything that Adam Engst and/or TidBITS offers 
is quality stuff.

Take a look at:
http://www.tidbits.com/takecontrol/AirPort.html

Other Take Control... e-books:
http://www.tidbits.com/takecontrol/default.html

HTH,

Bob

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Re: wireless networking

2002-03-21 Thread Dick Grable

Contact your DSL provider to see if there are requirements for installing
this modem. Or, pick up a hardware router and enjoy the benefits of the
hardware firewall and easy setup. Also if you want to connect other
computers it's a snap. My recommendation is the SMC. They provide Mac
support and have an excellent warranty.

On 3/21/2002 2:16 PM, Alan C. Magnus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Listers,
 
 I am trying to set up ADSL, on a Lombard 333, using an Alcatel Speed
 Touch Home modem and am not having much success. Any pointers?
 
 Alan.
 


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Re: wireless networking

2002-03-21 Thread Alan C. Magnus


On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 06:17  pm, Dick Grable wrote:

 Contact your DSL provider to see if there are requirements for 
 installing
 this modem. Or, pick up a hardware router and enjoy the benefits of the
 hardware firewall and easy setup. Also if you want to connect other
 computers it's a snap. My recommendation is the SMC. They provide Mac
 support and have an excellent warranty.

 On 3/21/2002 2:16 PM, Alan C. Magnus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Listers,

 I am trying to set up ADSL, on a Lombard 333, using an Alcatel Speed
 Touch Home modem and am not having much success. Any pointers?

 Alan.


Dick,

Are you saying that if I put a router between the modem and the comp, 
I'll have no problem with the setup?


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Re: wireless networking

2002-03-20 Thread Mitchell J Laurren-Ring

on 3/19/02 23:56, Eddie Hargreaves at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You can use the Airport software to setup a machine as a Software Base
 Station, as opposed to purchasing a Hardware Base Station. However, I'm not
 aware that a G3 beige desktop or a Pismo can hold AirPort cards.

Pismos can take Airport, G3 beige cannot. You can buy a 802.11b PCI card,
but I'm not sure about Mac compatibility or if it will work with Software
Base Station.

Non-Apple wireless base stations are very cheap now ($150 or so), you'd
probably be better off getting one of those.


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Re: wireless networking

2002-03-20 Thread Kathryn Odell

So would I need to buy a base station and a pci card for the g3 beige?
Kate

Mitchell J Laurren-Ring wrote:

 Pismos can take Airport, G3 beige cannot. You can buy a 802.11b PCI card,
 but I'm not sure about Mac compatibility or if it will work with Software
 Base Station.

 Non-Apple wireless base stations are very cheap now ($150 or so), you'd
 probably be better off getting one of those.



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Re: wireless networking

2002-03-19 Thread Eddie Hargreaves

You can use the Airport software to setup a machine as a Software Base
Station, as opposed to purchasing a Hardware Base Station. However, I'm not
aware that a G3 beige desktop or a Pismo can hold AirPort cards.

On 3/19/02 4:56 PM, Kathryn Odell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I want to make a wireless network between my G3 beige desktop and my
 pismo. Both are running 9.1. I'm assuming the Pismo would just use an
 airport card, but what would I need to do to the older machine? It seems
 to me I've read that I don't need a base station for just the two
 computers. Is that correct? If so, how do you get them to communicate
 once cards are installed?
 
 Thanks for the help.
 
 Kate
 


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