The only way to generate the floppy is to reinstall the
MN-500. Also, the MN-500 does not support WPA, only WEP --
the reason you are looping is that you are using the
wrong WEP key.
I would do this: go to the base station, and open the
wireless security screen. Copy the WEP copy and paste it
into Notepad. Save the file on a floppy. Go to the other
computer and use the floppy file to copy/paste the WEP
key into your network settings.
Otherwise, you can always reinstall the MN-500 and save
all the settings into a floppy.
>-----Original Message-----
>I'm in a very odd place here. Yesterday I created a new
>network because my old one wasn't working correctly.
When
>it asked me to make a backup disk so I can use it with
my
>other computer I prompted 'no' because I ran out of
>floppies. Today I purchased some and I need to know what
>file to put on there. I went to the base management tool
>and made a backup, thinking that would be it, but it
>didn't work on the PC I'm trying to add to my network.
>Please help me locate the file I need to put on a disk
so
>I can use it as the network configurations for my other
>PC that is being added to the network from this PC. I
>tried putting the WAP in the other computer and it
>started a loop between finding the closest network, and
>putting in the WAP, and then it would go back to the
>screen that tells me where the closest network is.
>.
>
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