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OT:wireless network prob
I should mention that the network settings as such are sane. When I "wire" the machines to a small switch they behave perfectly (same settings as in original post but substitute ra0 for eth0). The problem persists. Both machines say that the ad-hoc link is up but no machine will talk to the other.

No wireless network interface -- how can I get one?
The second should be similar with the Destination / Gateway entries swapped. # route -n # netstat -r Beyond that it looks like you're setup/connected. Just that any pings don't have a route to travel to return to the windows box. A ping from the linux box to the windows box will likely give a no route to host error

ICS troubleshoot Host WinXP Pro, Client Win XP Home with ...
I started proftpd on the linux box and tried to connect to it from windows: ftp 10.0.0.1 but it won't (no response from server). Beyond that it looks like you're setup/connected. [...] I know. Windows says the machines are connected (point-to-point) and it's interface has good values; still no packets from the

Problem with Ad-hoc wireless network Windows to Linux (no ping)
The Wireless Network Connection will then find my linksys network and connect to it. But then 10 minutes later it loses connection again. Same problem with 2 routers on 2 different computers. I can't seem to find the common denominator that is causing the problem. I have the same telephone system, no blue tooth

Where is my wireless network???
Wireless power is on - light on. No 'antenna icon', but the wireless indicator is enabled - I see a PDA icon with an underbar connection (maybe a 'wire' - but isn't this wireless?) instead. This icon seems to correctly report the status/signal strength of the wireless network. But I never see the 'antenna'.

OT: You Can Hear Verizon Now-But can you hear it later?
As for the suggestions made to you, you should certainly look inot using the zero config service to handle the connection to your wireless network. I'm not familiar with Enterasys cards, but since there is no native support for their driver (since they are not on thecompatability list) the zero config service is

Xp Freezing
My wireless network card did not work. My DSL and wired network work flawlessly. My modem did not work but I think it might be a winomodem so I let that slide. Gimp is no Photoshop that is for certain. That's true, but it does all I need, and it didn't cost $600. Openoffice makes a mess of my previously saved

No file sharing on wireless network
No science or technology content. TechNewsWorld Intel Takes New Process, Mobile Chips to Market TechNewsWorld - 9 hours ago The new Pentium Ms, 855 chipset family and PRO/Wireless network connection communication technologies all make up Intel's Centrino mobile technology that is aimed at increasing performance and

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Jonathon, I am using the 11Mbps Cable/DSL 802.11b Wireless Router MR314 -----Original Message----- Greetings Yvonne, Unfortunately to use voice/video through the wireless router, I used the auto tuning wizard and the microphone is working. I have Netgear wireless router and sound cards. Can anyone help? . .

Advice needed on Wireless Network Card (amongst other things)
Understand this isn'ta criticism, but it sounds like you might not be fully familiar w/ networks and Internet sharing generally (ie, wired), let alone wireless. As somone who's a VERY experienced Silcon Valley software engineer for the past 16 years (and written plenty of network apps), so I'm no dummy,

Problem with Ad-hoc wireless network Windows to Linux (no ping)
armando armando.34s...@no-mx.wirelessforums.org alt internet wireless Hi, I am new to this site! Ok, So I am with Telstra Clear Cable (NZ) and have a Telstra Cable Modem, Netgear Wireless-G PC Card WG511 Belkin Card Bus- '=0= New Wireless Notebook Network Card for sale - TradeMe.co.nz - New Zealand'

Linksys-G wireless network with Roku M1000 Soundbridge - no de
I have Windows XP on a Dell laptop, which was working perfectly through our home wireless network...until the Internet connection just stopped working one day! (it had been fine previously, and no changes have been made to the laptop or desktop PC, which is connected directly to a linksys router).

others accessing my wireless network?
Bert Hyman b...@visi.com alt internet wireless 3finger_ms_solut...@reboot.now (Press Ctrl-Alt-Del Now) wrote in news:Xns94B07C8651BA33fingermssolutionreb@140.99.99.130: a) Since it is the lowest frequency and it would have less absorption loss than higher channels and travel the furthest, meaning the highest

Problem with Ad-hoc wireless network Windows to Linux (no ping)
My friend has a home wireless network and one of his wireless XP desktop machines (his kids) is being overrun by popups and probably ad-ware. He said when he turns it on it just Still no joy, start googling on executable names in the Applications and Processes list in Task Manager. Kill any non-essential BHOs.

2.4.20 => no wireless network
Sunday, 11 July 2004 5:08:00 PM Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection 8: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Description . . . . . . . . . . . : NETGEAR WG511 54 Mbps Wireless PC Card Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-09-5B-65-0A-C1 Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address.

Google Algo: Business Dominates Sci/Tech
typed: Heinz wrote: After update to XP SP my wireless network connection is no longer working. Fortunately I have a cable connection to Why did you update to SP2? Was your PC not working correctly? There are two kinds of fixes that Microsoft (or any software vendor) can supply: those that address and fix a problem

Advice needed on Wireless Network Card (amongst other things)
We can make a small hole in the wall but we already know that the existing network on the otherside of that wall will not reach into the building with enough signal. We also know if we put any sort of device like a USB wireless NIC on the otherside of that wall the USB nic has no trouble getting a good clear signal

Problems with wireless network card
Quaoar qua...@tenthplanet.net alt internet wireless elja...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Hello, I am having a problem with wireless networking. Two laptops have 802.11g network cards (one is a Broadcom built-in adapter), the other has a Linksys-G 802.11g network card. The linksys doesn't have any option to select the

no network but ics works
I am also playing with some trivial code in the driver to allow the me to turn off the radio on the 802.11b card which would allow me to permanently load the driver again as well as save some power when on batteries but not using the wireless network. I still hope that this gets fixed and I will try Michael's patch

Wireless Internet. Easy Part 2 - "War Driving" surfing for ...
Open up your browser, type in http://198.168.1.1 Type in the password admin and username admin Then add the details Is the wireless network enabled? Is the SSID hidden (the wireless network) John Evans wrote: Many thanks for that Anonymous.................. and Tried the fix on the client desktop. No difference at