[Wolves] Wireless Networking

[Jon Farmer]

I have a Belkin Access Point that plugs straight into my home network. I
also have a Xircom Wireless PCMCIA card that works fine under Linux (RH). It
auto-detected on install and I can happily swap between my wireless and
ethernet cards with no problem whatsoever.

Regards

Jon
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Warwick, Matthew P." <M.P.Warwick@wlv.ac.uk>
To: <wolves@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 12:41 PM
Subject: [Wolves] Wireless Networking


Hiyas all

Does anyone have any experience, or could you point me to somewhere that has
info about using Wireless peer-to-peer networks with Linux?

We have an offer on at work, Wireless networking hardware, 89.99 each or two
for 99.99, so I snapped up one Belkin USB, and one Belkin PCMCIA wireless
adapters.

Managed to get them working ok in windows (with a LOT of head scratching, I
can tell you now). Gotta love being able to surf the web from anywhere in
the house with no cables ;)

Ta in advance,
Matt