Hello
  Quick comment:
   It might be worthwhile to make your router public temporarily to
determine if the only obstacle is providing the needed infor for private
login.  Usually, in a WEP system, that is only network name and WEP key. 
I'm still using WSeB, which doesn't support my DLink DLW-G520, so I don't
know about eCS or even exactly how an OS/2 system must handle wireless but
I assume that it is possible to employ some sort of network config script
that would load those values upon boot should you so desire.  All it really
would require is ifconfig and iwconfig, I think.
Jimmy


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From: Ray Davison 
> Laptop, Fujitsu C2330, Realtech 8138 wired lan, Intel 2200B\G wireless
> lan.
> 
> Reinstalled eCS 1.2rm.  All the pieces seem to be there.  Has sound
> and PC Card utilities that it did not have before.  8139 connects OK.
> 
> Laptop, Fujitsu C2330, Realtech 8138 wired lan, Intel 2200B\G wireless
> lan.  8139 works OK.
> 
> Installed Genmac 100+16.  Changed 8139 to 2200 in MPTS.  Installed 
> XWLAN 2.12.  Created Widget.
> 
> Boots OK except DHCP does not get parameters....
> 
> I can connect to the WEB thru my neighbor's router - 150 ft away - but 
> not mine.  His is set public, mine is private.  I set up wireless 
> security under W2K while being guided by Linksys tech support.
> 
> It has:
> Network name
> Default transmit key 1
> WEP 64 bits 10 hex digits
> Key 1 is a 10 digit decimal.  Tech support said nothing about using 
> the generate function or a passphrase.
> 
> I entered that info in W2K and it works.
> 
> I enter the above 10 digit number in a LAN monitor profile and the 
> next time I open the profile it has been truncated to 5 digits.
> 
> Under eCS, in Scan for hotspots, my router has the flag and connect is 
> grayed out.  Monitor says IP interface is being configured: lan0. 
> Entering the router address in the browser gets nothing, just "done".
> 
> Ray
> 
> 
>  
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
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