** Reply to message from "Sam Lewis saml@rollanet.org" on Thu, 14 Jul 2005
16:57:08 -0500
> Most of the time motels have a card on the desk which will say what the
> SSID is. I haven't had a problem yet finding the correct network when
> traveling. But I have had to boot to Windoze before to get the info I
> needed so I can connect on the OS/2 side.
OK. I was hoping that this could be done in OS/2 but I can boot to windows.
:-(
I am assuming that the Windows display of the wireless connections show SSIDs.
If this is correct then I am having problems setting up wlanstst.exe to connect
to anything but my own wireless connection. In windows I can see three
wireless networks one of which is not secured. In windows I can connect to the
unsecured network and my secured network, in OS/2 I can connect to my secured
network but not the unsecured network. Any suggestions?
--
Robert Blair
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