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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 13:54:41 est5edt
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From:  Lewis G Rosenthal <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: OS/2 Wireless Users List: Supported hardware

Good suggestion, Delfí.

Jonas Buys hosts the OS/2 Compatible Hardware List at 
http://www.jonasbuys.easynet.be/os2/os2chl.txt. That would be the best 
place for this info. Jonas is on this list; hopefully he'll arrange the 
space to include such connectivity devices.

FWIW, many of the wireless access points can be configured via SNMP as 
well as via USB (the USB stuff is usually through a proprietary Windows 
GUI, which may or may not work through Virtual PC - the connectivity may 
be an issue here - or via Odin).

Delfí Reinoso wrote:

>I'm willing to set up a Wireless Lan.
>
>I know that if I go to wirelless routers and bridges, there will
>be out of the box support to the communication, as there is a
>rj-45 cord to connect to an ethernet card, built-in on a OS/2
>box or through a port. But the configuration of the wireless
>routers, switches and bridges should be on some way usable in
>OS/2 (telnet, www,....). And some of them go USB, and not so
>easy to use.
>
>There are pcmcia wireless-cards supported under OS/2 (I have
>seen the JKacaranda and the Artem in action), but others don't.
>
>Some new laptops come with build wireless ports, and not all of
>them have os/2 support.
>
>Perhaps would be usefull to all to construct a list of supported
>hardware, even if there is no need to say it (lan equiped
>routers).
>
>I have the space to set it up publicily on a webserver, but
>there are many places to go, as perhaps the main server of this
>list.
>
>Regards to all
>
>Saludos/2
>
>Delfí Reinoso
>
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