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Date:  Sat, 18 Sep 2004 00:23:44 -0600
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From:  Andy Willis <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2Wireless] Wireless LAN Monitor 1.03 - Cisco 350

Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

> See below...
>
> All the profiles. I have a separate profile for my townhouse in 
> Leesburg (different SSID; no WEP). I can switch between them without 
> any problem. That said, the selection does not survive a reboot, 
> meaning I have to reselect a profile other than the first one after a 
> restart, which is a bit of a nuisance, but not a real problem.
>
>>   I know someone else reported having the same issue I do with just 
>> the first working.  I ask because you also said you had WEP working 
>> whereas I don't and am wondering if it is an issue with the firmware.
>
>
> Yes, WEP seems to work when run against later LinkSys 
> (post-Cisco-buyout) hardware. The AP I'm using in Leesburg is an older 
> LinkSys WAP11, and it does not work.
>
>>   I would be interested in knowing which firmware you are using.  I 
>> have a Cisco 340 card and 340 AP both flashed to the latest 350.
>
>
> I'm finishing up some fighting with my sendmail configuraiton on my 
> mail server (luckily, this list runs through InetMail; I use sendmail 
> for PHP apps). As soon as that's done, I'll reboot to <gulp> Wintendo 
> and check my firmware rev. I must apologize; you asked me for this 
> back in April, and I let it slip.

Not a big deal, I am now curious though if the firmware is part of the 
difference as to why the other profiles work for you. 

>
>>   I don't really need WEP here but would like to be able to use it 
>> when I connect to other peoples wireless when I go over.  Generally 
>> not that critical as I am likely to be gaming and having to use the 
>> wintendo partition anyway.
>
>
> My condolences... ;-)

Yes this is one place I really wish I really knew quite abit more about 
programming.  I would like to get some of the games working under Odin.  
It would save me quite a bit of hard disk space not having to have a 
seperate game partition. :-)
Though Diablo plays pretty well in VPC/2 my sound card doesn't work so 
well with it and the sound makes the game a bit easier to play ;-)
Andy


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