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Date:  Wed, 22 Dec 2004 10:22:30 +0100
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From:  Kris Steenhaut <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2Wireless] Jacaranda for dummies.



Lewis G Rosenthal schreef:

>>
>> there is no interface ....
>>
> Yes there is. LAN0 is one interface, and LAN1 is another.

If you do mean by tcpcfg2, then I can follow you.

> From what I've scanned in this thread, LAN0 is your wired interface 
> (which has nothing to do with wlanstat) and LAN1 is your wireless 
> interface. 

You have to tell wlanstat to use LAN1.

>
By means of Neil's batch files? That wouldn't be/is the problem. They do 
work properly here.

>>> normally - read: without Christian's app!!! - only ***ONE*** 
>>> interface may be configured for DHCP) and the other for a static IP, 
>>> save your settings, close the configuration notebook, and 
>>
>>
Hence, that's the use of the batch files? OK.

> Let's be sure: only one interface may be configured for DHCP AND be 
> active. The scripts everyone is discussing specifically turn OFF the 
> active DHCP-configured interface and activate the other interface 
> (which then becomes the only ACTIVE interface running the DHCP client).
>
Me thinks that should be the very first paragraphe to put to 
newbees/dummies.

>>>
>>> However, it's so much easier to just install the card, install 
>>> Christian's app,
>>
>>
And prior to that xwp or something like that. Odd you always manage to 
be silent about the tricky part.

>>
>> you have to install 1st xwp..
>>
> NO YOU DON'T. WLANSTAT ***IS*** Christian's app - the standalone version.
>
That is "installed" here almost since minute one. It's in the startup 
folder (wlanstat.exe). Questions remains the same as in almost minute 
one: so what, now what?

>> Well, now I know I have to restrict myself to lan0 :-)
>>
> No, you need to either use one of the scripts provided here OR use 
> wlanstat. The choice is yours. You just can't do it with the TCP/IP 
> configuration notebook. You may indeed have LAN0, LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, 
> LAN4...LAN7 - yes, that's eight adapters!

I just need one. Simple people just need one. Dummies just need one. I 
have no need to belong to the happy few.

>  let's not get into that yet, shall we?).
>
I just need one  basic setting, manageable from command line.
Indeed, using Neil's batchfiles I can switch from lan0 to lan1 and vice 
versa. Wired works in lan0 or lan1, wireless doesn't work at all.


-- 
Groeten uit Gent,

   Kris

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