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Do you have any MAC filtering enabled which would prevent the MAC address of the Cisco card from being granted access off the LAN?
Lewis G Rosenthal schreef:
This issue may not be related to OS/2's lack of IPv6 functionality.
With or without this entry, with "true" as well as with "false" makes no difference in respect to the following:
SETUP:
- smc wireless adsl-modem-router (192.168.2.1).
- smc linked wired to the main PC (192.168.2.100) .
- laptop (192.168.2.101) one floor up, linked wireless to the smc
installed: jacaranda card AND cisco-350
- for the cisco, drivers are those made available to me by Marc.
Problem with the cisco-350:
- I can ping from the laptop the router as well as the main system (seems OK).
- I can transfer files laptop <--> main pc with netdrive and/or ftp (seems OK).
- From the laptop, I can go into the SMC's "webserver" and do maintenace and changes (seems OK).
- HOWEVER, from the laptop, I can't connect to the internet nor anything behind the router as
mozilla times out and netdrive replies immediately: "connection refused".
When (with xwlan) I change to the jacaranda card, connection to the outside world is re-established and everything is normal as it should be.
<desperate mode>
What I'm I missing ??????
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