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      02-01-2004, 04:14 AM
Problem Description: Hello. I am brand new to wireless
networking (have never set one up, and just bought the
MN500 &2 MN510 adaptors). In reading through the manual,
I noticed that setup makes repeated reference to using a
broadband mdem via an eithernet cable.

I want to link 2 (eventually 3) computers via the
wireless network, BUT leave each computer able to access
the internet via a plain old dial up modem. How do I
configure the wireless network to do this?

ALSO... i note that the user manual says not to disable
any firewall software or it will not be able to install
properly. I currrently have Norton Personal Firewall on
one computer, Zone Alarm on the 2nd, and "Anti-Vir" on
the 3rd. How do I handle the issue of keeping these
firewalls active after the wireless network is set up?
Can I disable them during setup, then re-enable them once
I have the wireless network running?

 
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      02-02-2004, 02:03 AM
Firewalls -- you must uninstall them before installing
the network. Turning them off doesn't really stop them.
Once the network is installed you reinstall them (you'll
need them if you also use dial up).

Dialups -- Once you install the network, add dialup
connections on each laptop. You can do that from IE under
Tools/Options.

>-----Original Message-----
>Problem Description: Hello. I am brand new to wireless
>networking (have never set one up, and just bought the
>MN500 &2 MN510 adaptors). In reading through the

manual,
>I noticed that setup makes repeated reference to using a
>broadband mdem via an eithernet cable.
>
>I want to link 2 (eventually 3) computers via the
>wireless network, BUT leave each computer able to access
>the internet via a plain old dial up modem. How do I
>configure the wireless network to do this?
>
>ALSO... i note that the user manual says not to disable
>any firewall software or it will not be able to install
>properly. I currrently have Norton Personal Firewall on
>one computer, Zone Alarm on the 2nd, and "Anti-Vir" on
>the 3rd. How do I handle the issue of keeping these
>firewalls active after the wireless network is set up?
>Can I disable them during setup, then re-enable them

once
>I have the wireless network running?
>
>.
>

 
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