--- In os2user{at}yahoogroups.com, "Julian Thomas"  wrote:
> In , on 12/10/04 
>    at 06:48 PM, Stan Goodman  typed:
> 
> >I am in the early throes of setting up my Thinkpad for wireless service
> >with a Cisco 352. I envision needing also to continue to make wired
> >connections. I'd therefore like to see these scripts, which have been
> >mentioned previously here. I'd look for them in the archives of this
> >group, but the archives are not searchable, and searching the
> >unsearchable is a daunting idea. 
> 
> Better yet, I'll paste them in here.  wireless.cmd and wired.cmd do the
> obvious things.  wired is lan0; cisco is lan1.
> 
> ------- wireless.cmd ----------
> /* turn on the radio
>  * This command activates the 802.11b interface
>  *
>  * The wireless NIC should be inserted in the PC Card slot
>  */
> say "Activating the wireless network card"
> 'ifconfig lan0 down'
> 'ifconfig lan0 delete'
> 'ifconfig lan1 down'
> 'ifconfig lan1 delete'
> 'dhcpmon -l'  /* release lease  */
> 'dhcpmon -t'  /* terminate dhcp  */
> 'route -fh'
> 'arp -f'
> 'dhcpstrt -i lan1 -d 10'
> 'start dhcpmon'
> say "Wireless networking enabled"
> return
> 
> ---------------------------
> 
> ------wired.cmd ---------
> /* turn off the radio
> * This command deactivates the 802.11b interface
> */
> say "Deactivating the wireless network card"
> 'killem dhcpmon.exe'
> 'ifconfig lan1 down'
> 'ifconfig lan1 delete'
> 'dhcpmon -l'  /* release lease  */
> 'dhcpmon -t'  /* terminate dhcp  */
> 'route -fh'
> 'arp -f'
> 'dhcpstrt -i lan0 -d 10'
> say "Wired Lan networking enabled"
>  ----------------
> 
> 
> config.sys has both drivers, and otherwise the usual stuff for lan0
which
> is the default.
> 
> I don't know how important this is; I'd seen some discussion that it
might
> work better to uninstall (in mptn setup, not physically :-) the wired
> interface, and then install wireless (you can select it as lan1 there, I
> think), getting it working, and finally reinstalling the wired on top of
> the wireless.  It's worth keeping note of:
> 
> ibmcom\protocol,ine - which should have sections for both adapters. 
> Here's mine: [PROT_MAN]
> 
>    DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$
> 
> [IBMLXCFG]
> 
>    tcpip_nif = tcpip.nif
>    E100BEO2_nif = E100BEO2.nif
>    CISCOPCM_nif = ciscopcm.nif
> 
> [tcpip_nif]
> 
>    DriverName = TCPIP$
>    Bindings = E100BEO2_nif,CISCOPCM_nif
> 
> [E100BEO2_nif]
> 
>    DriverName = E100B$
>    SPEED = 0
>    FORCEDUPLEX = 0
>    TRANSMITBUFFERS = 20
>    RECEIVEBUFFERS = 20
> 
> [CISCOPCM_nif]
> 
>    DriverName = CWL350$
>    DESIRED_SSID = "mywap"
>    STA_MODE = "INFRASTRUCTURE"
>    PREAMBLE = "BOTH"
>    PSP_MODE = "CAM"
>    AUTH_TYPE = "OPEN_SYSTEM"
>    WEP = "DISABLED"
>    SUPPLY_VOLTAGE = "5.0V"
>    DEBUG_LEVEL = 0xFFDF
> -------------
> mptn\bin\setup.cmd - for both the wired only and wireless only configs. 
> These are the basis for the scripts that I'm using (adapted from someone
> else - Neil?).
> 
> I've set up for dhcp on both lans.  If you want to use fixed ip address
> for either or both, it shouldn't be too hard to adapt the scripts.
> 
> Good luck.  If you need specific help, don't hesitate to ask me
either on
> the list or by private email - bt this may be of interest to others.
> 
>  
> -- 
>  Julian Thomas:   jt{at}j...    http://jt-mj.net
>  In the beautiful Finger Lakes Wine Country of New York State!
>  Boardmember of POSSI.org - Phoenix OS/2 Society, Inc 
http://www.possi.org
>  -- --
>  The cost of feathers has risen...  Now even DOWN is up!

Dear Mr. J:
Where do I find "OS2Wireless".  Yahoo doesn't know about this special
interest group and niether do I!

Thomas





 
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