Right-mouse click on the network icon on the right bottom
of the screen menu. Select Available Networks. The 802.1x
setting is named IEEE 802.1x. The 802.1x setting typically
disconnects the connection after 3mn.
What is the exact message you are getting?
Typically, you want to make sure you are using the same
channel, SSID, and WEP key, key length and key type as the
router. Windows Zeor Configuration should be checked.
Sometimes it is easier to first disable WEP on the router,
setup the card, and then reenable WEP on both the router
and card.
Also, make sure it is a wireless connection problem. Use IE
and go to 192.168.2.1. If this works, then the wireless is
working and the problem is a NetBIOS problem (probably
workgroup related or a software firewall running, such as
Norton or Widnows ICF).
>-----Original Message-----
>I've got the MN-710 connecting to a MN-700 Router that is
>acting as a router. The only problem I ham having is with
>the windows XP Home machine.. as for fixes I've tried to
>located the 802.11x setting but I can't find the
>settings:S, I would realy like to get this fixed as this
>is the only pc left to figure out.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Probably you are using a domain on the Win2K machines and
>a
>>workgroup on the XP -- check this on the WIndows
>newsgroup.
>>
>>Otherwise, make sure that Windows Zero Configuration is
>>checked, WEP keys, key length and key type match. Is this
>a
>>peer-to-peer network, or are you using a router (and
>which)?
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I've installed 2 other MN-710 one on Win2K and one on
>>>WinXp Pro. The problem I am having is the one on the
>>>WinXp Home. Using the broad band config tool I can see
>>>the wireless network but can't connect say's something
>>>about can't connect to the wireless change settings so I
>>>try to go manually but that don't work either. the
>>>wireless don't show up andy ideas
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
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