On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 21:57, Ted Matsumura wrote: > Does anyone know how to get an intel 2011 (old symbol) PCMCIA card to talk > to an apple airport?
I don't have any Airport AP's to play with, but I use the Airport card extensivly. It seems to work with everything. > Apparently the airport may expect a SSID name, and a > password, but the latest intel drivers for this card in win2k don't have > provisions for a password anywhere, just SSID. "Password" is Apple's user-friendly term for the WEP shared key. If you have turned on WEP in the airport with a password, then beware that typing that password as a WEP key into other software is likely not to work. Different vendors use different ways of converting the "password" to a x-bit WEP key. Try first with WEP off. > > Also, the latest intel drivers for this have 64-bit and 128-bit WEP, but the > airport simply has a WEP on or off mode, I think it is an older airport AP. Supposedly, you can upgrade it from a Mac with Apple's airport software. The old ones only did 48-bit. > in some ad-hoc > modes there is a link, but no reception of packets back to the client. In ad-hoc, there is always a link.
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