rallee2{at}comcast.net wrote:
> 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.

With the router set to public I seem to have a functioning WLAN; 
connection to WEB and other machines.  The wired nic is not currently 
loaded.

> 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, 

I have a D-Link Dl-514 that I never did get to work wired with OS/2. 
I never tried it wireless with OS/2.  It all worked fine under WXP.

> 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.

There seems to be a place for all that info in WLAN monitor.  The only 
indication of a problem I have is that it truncates the key.  I am 
wondering if it has something to do with decimal vs hex.

Ray


 
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