Thanks for the advice--but I'm still stymied.
The network is set up to broadcast IP addresses. I'm not
sure what the ssid is. BUT--other users (with MACs) get
on just by specifying the name of the network and its
password--not an ssid.
But, to follow up on your advice: WHERE do I get to enter
the SSID manually as a "Preferred" network?? And WHERE
do I give the network password??
Might there be something in the network setup in CTRL
panel that I'm entering wrong?
THanks again.
Eileen
>-----Original Message-----
>the base station might be configured to NOT broadcast
its
>ssid (station identifier), so you have to just know it.
in
>the wireless settings, enter the ssid manually as
>a "preferred" network. also, make sure the base station
>doesn't have access control enabled, or else has the MAC
>address of your new card in the list.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have a proxim 802.11 gold card and I'm running
WIndows
>>XP. I'm trying to connect to a LAN. I can get the card
to
>>recognize the network & get the signal--but I can't get
>>the other computer to issue an IP address so I can
access
>>the internet. It is issuing IP addresses without any
>>problem to other computers (all MACs, ahem). It is set
up
>>to broadcast IP addresses.
>>
>>The problem might be that I cannot find anyplace--in
the
>>Proxim Utility, in the Internet Options/Connections
tab,
>>or in CTRL-Panel/Networking ) to enter the password for
>>the network.
>>
>>I tried following the Microsoft Knowledge Base "HOW TO"
>>for installing a Wireless Access Point Manually--BUT,
>>when I get Step 4, CLick the Wireless Networks tab. I
get
>>NO wireless networks listed--and there is no Preferred
>>networks section. There's nowhere to go from there.
>>
>>HELP!!!
>>.
>>
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