Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Multiple configs

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On onsdag, feb 26, 2003, at 17:13 Europe/Stockholm, Vincent Cayenne=20
wrote:

> At 2:13p +0100 2003.01.10, Robert Engstr=F6m responded:
>> Of course you can. It is really simple. Create a new Location in
>> network control panel called Airport and enter your home config in
>> the network control panel and save. Then create a new Location
>> called Windows WiFI or whatever you want and put in the new network
>> settings and save. Now under the new Apple Menu you have an option
>> called Location. To switch just select a new location and you are
>> surfing. :)
>
> Robert, I'm confused. Don't you have to specify the name of the
> wireless network, its SSID? Does that get saved with each location or
> do you have select the wireless pref pane and enter the relevant name
> after each switch? Or is there a new driver that detects and presents
> a list as the Airport does?

The settings affect only the choice and settings of network ports=20
including Airport settings. It doesn't save the settings for the=20
wireless config prefpane for the wireless driver. It has to be set=20
manually for each different wireless network. I guess that if there was=20=

a way to make the wireless config pref pane a plug in to the Network=20
preferences (an extra tab similar to how Airport settings work) then it=20=

would be possible to save the setting in different locations.

//Rob

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