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- From: "Gareth Cook" <gcook@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 11:44:15 +0000
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Everyone now done the radio boost
modification on the WAP11s ?
G.
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----- Forwarded by Gareth
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"Nikola Kasic"
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I have also a problem, but it's
not a problem really.
Last night, I started playing with
my AP about midnight. I have wired LAN, so I plugged AP into switch and
installed SNMP config utility. And read manual which was a bit confusing
and suggesting to set subnet mask the same like on wired LAN and keep IP
address outside.
Didn't have sense but I followed
instructions and, of course, didn't work. I was tired, and went to
bed.
Today, I downloaded manual from
their site, and this one has more sense.
I suppose that Doug has the same
configuration like me. He got AP and card (not cards), so I suppose that he
wants to connect AP to his wired LAN.
There are two tools to configure
AP, USB and SNMP. I prefer SNMP because I don't have to bring PC for
configuring AP within the range of USB cable.
Especially, if AP is mounted
somewhere high and cable is 1.5m only.
So I installed SNMP util and it
should find AP, but it can't.
On my network I have server with
ADSL modem and ICS. ICS works in a way that machine where it runs becomes a
small DHCP server, that machine automatically gets IP address 192.168.0.1.
and subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
Therefore, all the machines on my
LAN must be within that subnet. They should be DHCP enabled and ICS machine
will assign them IP address from the pool 192.168.0.2 -
192.168.0.254.
By default, AP has IP address
192.168.1.250 and that's why my laptop cannot talk to it and AP cannot be
found.
What I plan to do is:
Change my laptop IP settings from
DHCP enabled to static 192.168.1.251 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
Then it should be able to find AP.
Then change settings of AP, from static address to DHCP enabled.
When AP reboots, it should obtain
IP address from DHCP server (ICS machine) and become a member of my
subnet.
My laptop settings could be moved
back to DHCP enabled.
I'm pretty sure that it will work
then.
Doug, does this have sense to
you?
Regards,
Nik
-----Original Message-----
From: Dr John Tankard [mailto:john@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 14 March 2002 23:31
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] WAP11 Problem
> Got my WAP-11 and Orinoco card today and trying
to get them
> up and working tonight but I am not getting anywhere.
>
> Card is installed OK and reports Excellent radio connection
> (it should be cause they are on the same desk). But link test
> reports No Connection and all packets lost.
>
> What worries me is that the Green Act light on the WAP11 is
> permanently flashing madly - it did this first time I
> plugged it in. As I have no other Wireless devices this worries
me.
>
> Is this unusual ? Could it be something to do with my
> environment or is the unit maybe faulty ?
>
Doug,
First don't worry, the kit is from first line distributors if its duff
it will get replaced, when Mark and I got our AP (from the same source)
Mark's AP was DOA, they replaced it no problems. With the amount of kit
we got I expect to get some DOA
Expect to see the AP's light flash very fast say about 15Hz. Do you
have
a wireless phone in the house ? If so this may be making the lamp
flash,
but don't worry they can co exist together no problem.
On your card there are two LED's, if the card is up you should see one
green led all the time the other should flash as data is transferred.
Double check the AP setup on USB When you boot your laptop (I assume
it's a laptop) watch the LED's on the card you should get one green
then
after a few seconds you get a burst of data this is your laptop getting
its ip, then login. Go to command prompt and do ipconfig /all check to
see what ip address you have been given if its in the range of your
network it looks like they are talking. Also try from the laptop a
search for computer, but enter the ip address not the name of a pc on
your lan.
Does your card see the AP ? If yes can you ping a address on your lan ?
Setup a share on your lan and try to connect to it ?
Try this and report back your findings, also what OS is on your lan and
your laptop.
You can ring me at home in the morning between 8:00 and 9:30 my number
was posted on habuy. After 9:30 try my mobile it can be found on the
invoice note the code in now 07973. You could also try me at one of my
customers after about 10:30 01274 777 666 no problem receiving calls.
John
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