From: Marc S. <ma...@si...> - 2003-02-08 22:19:34
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I just spent an afternoon with my "Network Guru" and found that in order to make the Orinoco Gold Card work, we had to do a bunch of idiotic things (and some have to be done at logon each time.) I am not the most knowledgeable in all of this, but here are the things I had to do. Perhaps it will help others. Powerbook Bronze G3 - OS 10.2.3 Linksys BEFW1154 (4 Port & Wireless) 1. In the Lisksys Admin: In the "WEP Key Setting" we set it to "128bit" and entered our own 26 character number (make it easy, like "11122211122211122211122211" 2. In the System Preferences: In the "WirelessConfig" panel we check-marked "Use WEP Encryption; selected "with hex key"; entered our 26 character number; and selected "Key Slot 1 (default)" In the TCP/IP panel we used "Configure Using DHCP" made sure something was in the "DHCP Client ID Optional" field (I used "laptop" - just don't leave it empty.) When we hit "Apply Now" we no longer received the "169.xxx.xxx.xxx" and instead, finally, saw our actual router address! NOW, each time I boot up the Laptop, I have to go into the "WirelessConfig" panel and repeat step 2. For some reason, the entries DON'T stick... If anyone knows whether this is an OS X bug or a Beta 5_1 bug, I'd gladly report it... If this helps somebody, terrific! --Marc February 8, 2003 @ 5:17 PM |