On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, Jim Thompson wrote:
> I do, but they would only be commercial in nature, and this is a
> non-commercial list.
Feel free to send some URLs my way privately.
> Unless your antenna has a large backlobe, you'll probably make the
> situation better for your neighbors too.
>
> Unl
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, Jim Thompson wrote:
> Putting a larger omni antenna on your AP is sure to make the problem
> worse. Your neighbor's signals will be "louder" to the AP as well.
I was planning to get a directional antenna that directs the "cone" of the
signal down through the places where I u
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, Dustin Goodwin wrote:
> Change the SSID of your AP then change you client to only connect to
> that new SSID. That way you will stop accidentally cconnecting to your
> neighbors AP.
True though less convenient when using Linux or NetBSD.
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On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, Anthony Townsend wrote:
> for starters, change channels. run net/macstumbler and pick the least
> used of 1,6 or 11
Im working my way through the channels...
> also you should be able to designate preferred networks in XP or use
> Location profiles in OSX
This is true thoug
When I first got my wireless AP it was great - I could pretty much sit
anywhere in the apartment and get a reliable connection.
But as my neighbors started getting wireless access points Ive found the
connection has gotten worse. Now I am limited to where I can use the wifi
connection. If I do a
On Fri, 20 Feb 2004, Anthony Ikemefuna wrote:
> 1. Are there any available dual band access points and
> NICs (2.4/5 Ghz).If yes, what are their capacities,
> distance covered and power output.
Im currently using a wireless bridge from Netgear (I think the model is
WG602) that is both 802.11b and
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Manichattan wrote:
> Hmmn. a little voice say's "Repeaters "
>
Ooh... that is a lovely wicked thought... ;-)
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On Fri, Aug 22, 2003 at 02:58:37PM -0400, Terry Schmidt wrote:
> A text browser such as links or lynx will work. I use it all the time to
> do the "i accept" on the node so that I can ssh.
Great!
Im assuming I do DHCP and get assigned a gateway and DNS...?
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I see my local park (Union Sq.) is finally wireless.
Questions:
1. Im assuming you're using NoCat for auth - am I right?
2. Assuming (1), then is it possible to authenticate without a browser?
I use a small mobile computer running NetBSD - I don't have a GUI installed
so no web browser except t
http://www.adversarialsciencelab.net/newindex.html
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Kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Intersil PRISM WaveLan wireless PCMCIA card (wi)
> Don't know if it covers Prism2 or not...But okay as well.
Prism2-based cards are supported by NetBSD. The Senao cards look good.
No idea who sells them in the US?
BTW, I know Airport cards are rebadged from
Kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote;
> > Netwave AirSurfer wireless network card (cnw)
> > 3Com 3c562, 3c574 and 3c589 family (ep)
> > Fujitsu MB86960-based cards, including the TDK CD021BX (mbe)
> > NE2000 compatibles (ne)
> No. Not Wireless NICs. Normal Ethernet based NICs.
I know,
Does anyone know of a site or similar resource that compares and contrasts
wireless hardware?
More specifically, I am running NetBSD on a handheld, which only supports a
handful (excuse pun ;-) of wireless NIC cards. I am looking for a wireless
card that has excellent range but low power enough s
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80
Looks like TigerDirect is having a sale of wireless hardware:
D-Link DWL-650+ 22Mbps 802.11b Wireless PC Card ($60 after $20 rebate)
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=d700-2054&SRCCODE=WEBE20633C&LYRISID=1443474
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