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Setting Up a Wireless Router
- From: rab <rab nauticom net>
- To: redhat-install-list redhat com
- Subject: Setting Up a Wireless Router
- Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2004 01:10:53 -0500
Now that I have my lan connected to the Internet (using a 4-port hub
with my desktop as a router), I want to try setting up a wireless router
(instead of using the desktop computer as a router). I'm using RH 9 on a
desktop computer and my laptop. I bought a D-Link DI-514 wireless router
and a D-Link DWL-650 pcmcia card for the laptop. I was able to get the
router connected to the desktop computer (using DHCP and a wired
connection to the router) and to the laptop using Windows XP Home using
the wireless pcmcia card. I could not get to the Internet (the status
light would not come on - the documentation is sketchy about this
light). Also, I could not get the pcmcia card to work under Linux. When
I tried to configure the wireless card, it kept saying the 3com card was
not present. The lights would not come on under Linux (act and link).
From what I could tell from searching, the D-Link components should
work. The box for the router includes Linux and I was able to access the
router using Mozilla to configure it. The configuration seems very
straight forward yet I could not connect to the Internet via the DSL
cable modem. (Since trying this, I've reverted to using the wired hub so
I could post this.)
Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Rick B.
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