what is happening here?

4 MAC addresses on scan mac: a,b,c,d
one is WEP, others are NONE
all have same SSID, broadcast DHCP requests ignored on a-d
tying to connect to c, software redirects to a, the strongest and the wep
cannot make connection to net cuz its encrypted p.w.
move atenna slightly and can connect to c directly but at lower signal
strength.
reposition antenna back and signal strength increases, still connected to c
can now access internet, with my own designated IP
running xp, usb radio, home made antenna -sorry cannot be more specific
than that.
trying to understand what is happening.
guess I need a dish antenna to zero in on c

mxzyplex <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:iia62o$goq$(E-Mail Removed):

> 4 MAC addresses on scan mac: a,b,c,d
> one is WEP, others are NONE
> all have same SSID, broadcast DHCP requests ignored on a-d
> tying to connect to c, software redirects to a, the strongest and the
> wep cannot make connection to net cuz its encrypted p.w.
> move atenna slightly and can connect to c directly but at lower signal
> strength.
> reposition antenna back and signal strength increases, still connected
> to c can now access internet, with my own designated IP
> running xp, usb radio, home made antenna -sorry cannot be more
> specific than that.
> trying to understand what is happening.
> guess I need a dish antenna to zero in on c
>

do not expect any answers from da deadheads in this group.

On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 00:27:32 +0000 (UTC), jj
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>mxzyplex <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>news:iia62o$goq$(E-Mail Removed):
>
>> 4 MAC addresses on scan mac: a,b,c,d
>> one is WEP, others are NONE
>> all have same SSID, broadcast DHCP requests ignored on a-d
>> tying to connect to c, software redirects to a, the strongest and the
>> wep cannot make connection to net cuz its encrypted p.w.
>> move atenna slightly and can connect to c directly but at lower signal
>> strength.
>> reposition antenna back and signal strength increases, still connected
>> to c can now access internet, with my own designated IP
>> running xp, usb radio, home made antenna -sorry cannot be more
>> specific than that.
>> trying to understand what is happening.
>> guess I need a dish antenna to zero in on c
>>
>
>do not expect any answers from da deadheads in this group.

Yep, too busy grooving on Aoxomoxoa.

On Mon, 07 Feb 2011 14:32:17 -0700, Aaron Leonard <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 00:27:32 +0000 (UTC), jj
><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>mxzyplex <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>>news:iia62o$goq$(E-Mail Removed):
>>
>>> 4 MAC addresses on scan mac: a,b,c,d
>>> one is WEP, others are NONE
>>> all have same SSID, broadcast DHCP requests ignored on a-d
>>> tying to connect to c, software redirects to a, the strongest and the
>>> wep cannot make connection to net cuz its encrypted p.w.
>>> move atenna slightly and can connect to c directly but at lower signal
>>> strength.
>>> reposition antenna back and signal strength increases, still connected
>>> to c can now access internet, with my own designated IP
>>> running xp, usb radio, home made antenna -sorry cannot be more
>>> specific than that.
>>> trying to understand what is happening.
>>> guess I need a dish antenna to zero in on c
>>>
>>
>>do not expect any answers from da deadheads in this group.
>
>Yep, too busy grooving on Aoxomoxoa.

More likely it's anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain. The Dead
albums were recorded while stoned, mixed while stoned, and are best
appreciated while stoned. Same with the above question, which may
also have been inscribed while stoned.


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