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??: Re: [OS2Wireless] Question about _ad_hoc_ mode mini-networking
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Leon D. Zetekoff, NCE wrote:
HI Mark...coming in late on this...why would you want to use ad-hoc instead of infrastructure?

Hello Leon:

I guess I'm just old and foolish.  :->

All you should be able to do is create shares on each box and connect to them.

I'll have to take a look at this.  I'm already
on the path of setting up a wireless router as
an access point as suggested by Ed.  In that
case there would be no need to use ad-hoc.

In my network I have my os/2 box sharing all my directories on that box and all my wired and wireless clients connect to it.

The only problem here is that I have no box,
only a site where I will be bringing two
notebook computers each Monday.  I was also
thinking about the possibility of using MFS
(Mobile File System) so that I could synch
all data after my two to three days out of
town each week.  And, then there's point-to-
point tunneling for security.  Where might
that fit into my plan?

I'm getting into several areas new to me at
the same time.  Sure formula for disaster!

Maybe I should look into whether I could
store data with my ISP.

Thanks for your thoughts,

- Mark

Mark Henigan
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Leon

* Mark Henigan wrote, On 5/26/2008 6:00 AM:

Ed Durrant wrote:

Mark Henigan wrote:

I would like to use the _ad_hoc_ mode to
operate a wireless mini-network at my
office so that a second notebook can be
connected with mine allowing both
notebooks to use -- and update -- the
same schedule, spreadsheet, database,
etc.

The first problem is simply networking
the two laptops, a T30 with a Cisco
Aironet 350 card and a T43p with a built-
in Intel 2915abg.

I haven't yet tried to use the T43
wireless capability. I will begin with
it.

But, I did not yet have time to fully
develop (ha!) my understanding of TCP/IP.
So, that will also need to be a priority.

Thoughts, please. How should I organize
the process of setting this up?

Thank you in advance!

- Mark

Mark Henigan


My recomendation would to be to install a "black box" access point - e.g from DLINK, Linksys, etc. All systems connected to the same AP should be able to be configured to share files.


Hello Ed:

How about a Belkin F5D7230-4 Wireless Router?
I've never succeeded in using it for anything.
Maybe this is where I will finally get started
with it.  Are you suggesting that once I get it
configured I could just leave it plugged into
the wall and simply connect both notebooks to
it wirelessly any time I'm in the office?  I
suppose I could also connect it to the aDSL
modem.  However, I'm concerned about security
to a fair degree.  Now that I think about it,
I believe the modem may have more than one
wired output (a simple switch?).  I'll have to
look at it tomorrow.  Am I on the right track?

Thank You,

- Mark

Mark Henigan
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