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A tip, and a question... - Version: 1.0.0b5, 6/13/2004 01:23AM PST
Big Yellow Monkey
Ok, first my tip...
For "marylandguy101"...
To use WEP, if your router supports it (I don't have an Apple router, so I don't know), just enable it on the router end, and then go into System Preferences->WirelessConfig (It's at the very bottom, in the "Other" category), enter the network name, as well as th WEP key, if applicable, and the WEP encryption type.
Now, I have a question.
I have a Lexmark Optra E310 (B&W laser) printer, hooked up via a printer "bridge" (the printer is parallel-only) to my router. I'm connected wirelessly as follows: My TiBook (800mhz 15", OS X 10.3.4), with an internal Airport card, is hooked into my wired router (Linksys BEFSR81), through an ethernet cable, obviously. My Powerbook G3 (Wallstreet rev. 2, OS X 10.2.8), with a Lucent WaveLAN Silver PCMCIA card and these drivers installed, is using the wired connection (Using internet connection sharing) from my TiBook. The internet works, and I have full access to the other 6 macs wired to the router, including the TiBook. However, I can't access the printer. Anyone have any ideas on this? I might try adding it while wired into my router, and then accessing it wirelessly... But I have a feeling that won't work. Anyone have any bright ideas?
-Aran
For "marylandguy101"...
To use WEP, if your router supports it (I don't have an Apple router, so I don't know), just enable it on the router end, and then go into System Preferences->WirelessConfig (It's at the very bottom, in the "Other" category), enter the network name, as well as th WEP key, if applicable, and the WEP encryption type.
Now, I have a question.
I have a Lexmark Optra E310 (B&W laser) printer, hooked up via a printer "bridge" (the printer is parallel-only) to my router. I'm connected wirelessly as follows: My TiBook (800mhz 15", OS X 10.3.4), with an internal Airport card, is hooked into my wired router (Linksys BEFSR81), through an ethernet cable, obviously. My Powerbook G3 (Wallstreet rev. 2, OS X 10.2.8), with a Lucent WaveLAN Silver PCMCIA card and these drivers installed, is using the wired connection (Using internet connection sharing) from my TiBook. The internet works, and I have full access to the other 6 macs wired to the router, including the TiBook. However, I can't access the printer. Anyone have any ideas on this? I might try adding it while wired into my router, and then accessing it wirelessly... But I have a feeling that won't work. Anyone have any bright ideas?
-Aran
Skyline 473 and Panther, No WEP Encryption - Version: 1.0.0b5, 6/11/2004 07:34AM PST
marylandguy101
Upgraded to OS X 10.3 on powerbook G4/400. Have 802.11b network with graphite airport and skyline 473 pc card. Card only works if WEP is disabled. Am I stuck here? Is there a way to enable WEP.
I got it going with the kext info and the code to enter in Terminal. Thanks for providing that stuff you guys, would have been lost without it.
BTW I'm using a Farallon Skyline card.