Netstumbler - B vs G access points

if I'm running a pure Orinoco 802.11b card,
will Netstumbler register any access points
that are running as 802.11g -

Since I only have a WAP11, which is pure 802.11b,
I don't know if the newer 802.11g equipment
will respond to a Netstumbler poll,
or are they defaulted to only work in G mode
and will not see the 802.11b request -

Phil -

Most/all of the .g routers/etc. are setup to do BOTH b and g!
When my son used my laptop and drove around he found a few but there
is no distinction or way to know if they are g or b. The card is a b.

On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 18:29:53 GMT, "Phil Schuman"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>if I'm running a pure Orinoco 802.11b card,
>will Netstumbler register any access points
>that are running as 802.11g -
>
>Since I only have a WAP11, which is pure 802.11b,
>I don't know if the newer 802.11g equipment
>will respond to a Netstumbler poll,
>or are they defaulted to only work in G mode
>and will not see the 802.11b request -
>
>Phil -
>
>

-- Have you checked your Smoke Detector...LATELY?

I've noticed a diff in the SSID's, the linksys and linksys-g, or belkin and
belkin54g

"Phil Schuman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:Bolcb.6446$(E-Mail Removed) .com...
> if I'm running a pure Orinoco 802.11b card,
> will Netstumbler register any access points
> that are running as 802.11g -
>
> Since I only have a WAP11, which is pure 802.11b,
> I don't know if the newer 802.11g equipment
> will respond to a Netstumbler poll,
> or are they defaulted to only work in G mode
> and will not see the 802.11b request -
>
> Phil -
>
>
>