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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

> be sure that when you do a wireless survey from the new router, you can see the GS. 

GS has an SSID and a Mac address.  G has the same SSID and a different 
Mac address.  On G, site survey shows the same SSID, with a third Mac 
address.  I "joined" it.

Security is off.  Now various buttons on G open a text file:

name ="router_name" size="20" value="WRT54GS"
value="mixed" selected>

The "boss" is home.  Good night.

Ray