Re: wireless problem. [7:34110]

2002-02-05 Thread Darren Crawford
I am working with Dell TrueMobile AP1100s, Dell TrueMobile 4800s and Cisco AP350s right now. I have my access points configured with hard coded IP addresses. The wireless users have their NICs configured for addressing via DHCP. So they get DNS, WINS and the like via their DHCP request when the

FW: wireless problem. [7:34110]

2002-02-04 Thread george gittins
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: wireless problem. [7:34110] Have you tied the TCP/IP stack to the Wireless PCCard?? 1. Check the local loop-back address: ping 127.0.0.1 if this doesn't work then check if there is a IRQ conflict with the PC-Card drivers/hardware 2. Check the IP node address:

Re: wireless problem. [7:34110]

2002-02-03 Thread ocsiC
Have you tied the TCP/IP stack to the Wireless PCCard?? 1. Check the local loop-back address: ping 127.0.0.1 if this doesn't work then check if there is a IRQ conflict with the PC-Card drivers/hardware 2. Check the IP node address: ping x.x.x.x (where x.x.x.x is the IP address of your node) 3

wireless problem. [7:34110]

2002-02-01 Thread george gittins
I have a aironet 340 access point which can obtain an ip address from my dhcp. I installed the pcmcia lan wireless card on my laptop and i can surf the net find.However i cant ping anything>>> neither can i acess my routers , .i cant even ping my ip addresss, is something that im missing here?