Assuming you are talking about a PC card in a laptop, WIN2000 should not
have a problem with the adapter. The message about no link is an indication
the SSID and/or encryption are not configured the same as the access point.
Jeffrey Reed
Classic Networking, Inc.
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Assuming you are talking about a PC card in a laptop, WIN2000 should not
have a problem with the adapter. The message about no link is an indication
the SSID and
do you have an icon for the pcm card in the desk top tray ?
If so, install an iP address and see if you can ping yourself
thru the card...
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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yes i tried to assign a static ip and when i try to ping i get destination
unknown. for some reason under local area icon show as a disconnected...
im lost. i have another computer that with the same wireless card model but
its a
98.im th
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