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"Greggory D Shaw" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com> |
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Re: [OS2Wireless] Re: Wireless LAN Monitor problems |
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Sat, 28 Nov 2009 16:13:55 -0600 |
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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
> Hi, Greggory. Some thoughts, below:
>
> On 11/27/09 07:09 pm, Greggory D Shaw thus wrote :
>> In have a Dell Latitude D810, with a Card,Wireless,Mini Pci Card
>> 1370,Broadcom Corporation. I have eCom 2.0 RC6a installed and I finally
>> got the wireless card working, with a few problems.
>>
>> 1) I have to use the command line utilities from GenMac. to connect the
>> wireless router.
>> a) ssid -wep 0x123456xxxxxxx
>> b) ssid -ssid ssidname
>> c) then use Wireless LAN Monitor to connect, select Public hotspot
>> => scan for hotspots=>select my wireless network.
>>
>> 2) The wireless network is an old type A, 11Mb. - WEP 128bit. Does
>> the Wireless LAN Monitor work with this setup.
>>
>>
> Type 802.11a is 54Mbps, not 11. However, the more appropriate question
> is whether XWLAN supports your card. What driver are you using?
>> 3) What I want is to be able to connect at Starbuck or any public hot
>> spot using DHCP. My onborad LAN is LAN0 and the wireless is LAN1.
>>
>> 4) I have no experience with setting up wireless on OS/2 and any help
>> would be welcome!
>>
>> 5) I don't care about the Wireless A setup, only using DHCP with
>> Starbucks at public hotspot.(no encryption ).
>>
>>
> If you are using the GenMAC driver, then the latest XWLAN should
> support it. If not, there is a good chance that you may have to use an
> older version of XWLAN, and even then, it may or may not work for that
> card. However, this can be scripted so that it can be done with a
> couple of clicks. XWLAN is just so much nicer.
>
> If you can run pci -s and post the PCI ID string of the wireless card,
> as well as which driver you are using for it, that would be extremely
> helpful.
>
> Cheers/2
>
Here is the output from PCI.EXE -s:
Vendor 14E4h Broadcom Corp
Device 4318h BCM4309 802.11a/b/g
Subsystem ID 00051028h Unknown
Subsystem Vendor 1028h Dell Computer Corp
Output from scan (Genmac);
[C:\ECS\SYSTEM\GENMAC\BIN]scan
Dev-Name : WRND32$
Nif-Name : W14E4X4318.NIF
Lan-Number : lan1
Link-Status : 0x4001000b
Link-Status-CHG : 3
Mac-Address (AP): 00223FD74294 "jrHome" P 1 Rssi -90 NetT 3 Channel 1
Infr 1 Ra
te B-1 B-2 B-5 B-11 18 24 36 54 6 9 12 48
Mac-Address (AP): 00121716676E "sxwamp" P 1 Rssi -45 NetT 1 Channel 6
Infr 1 Ra
te B-1 B-2 5 11
Media-Connect : CONNECTED
LinkSpeed : 11 MBit/s
BSSID : 00121716676E
Infrastructure : 0x1 (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Encryption : 0x0 (ENABLED)
Authentication : 0x0 (OPEN)
SSID : "sxwamp"
802.1x Ready : 0
After I manually add the Wep key, ssid, XWLAN show green connect icon.
So, XWLAN works, does anyone have a script to start dhcp and configure
wirless setup?
Greggory
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