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I don't have this option in my advanced tab in the Device
Manager.  >-----Original Message----- >It sounds like you are using the MN-710 in what is called ad-hoc mode. The >standard maximum connection speed for this mode is 11Mbps. Since you are >using two MN-710 adapters, you can put them both into a special mode that >will allow for a higher connection speed. You need to set this on the >Advanced tab of the MN-710 from Device Manager. The parameter is >IBSS54gtmMode. Either 54g80211bCompatible or 54gPerformance should work, but >you probably need to make sure they are the same. > >-- >Neel Malik >Program Manager >Microsoft Corporation > >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > > > >"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:0e4c01c47b22$db5fce10$(E-Mail Removed)... >> Will do. Thanks for the help! >> >-----Original Message----- >> >It is most likely wireless interference. Try changing >> the channel. >> > >> >Mike wrote: >> > >> >> They both are MN-710s and both computers are WinXP. >> The >> >> mobile PC will connect to my buddy's wireless network >> at >> >> 54 Mbps but not to my home network. >> >> >> >> It is connected to a USB 2.0 port and as far as I know >> is >> >> operating at the 2.0 standard. But then again if it's >> >> only operating at 1.0 speeds it would make sense why >> it's >> >> connecting at 11 mpbs. >> >> >> >>>-----Original Message----- >> >>>Are they the MN-710 then? >> >>> >> >>>If that is the case I bet you have them connected to a >> >> >> >> USB 1.1 >> >> >> >>>connection or are having some sort of interference >> >> >> >> issue. If you have a >> >> >> >>>USB 2.0 port I would connect the MN-710 into that >> because >> >> >> >> USB 1.1 only >> >> >> >>>supports up to 12 mbps where as USB 2.0 supports over >> 400 >> >> >> >> mbps. >> >> >> >>>Other wise you may have to tell us the OS involved & >> >> >> >> which NIC you are >> >> >> >>>using. >> >>> >> >>>Mike wrote: >> >>> >> >>> >> >>>>I have 2 Microsoft external Wireless G cards and have >> >>>>connected them via a Peer to Peer connection. I can >> >> >> >> only >> >> >> >>>>get them to connect at 11mbps. Is it possible to have >> >>>>them connect at 54mbps? or is 54 only possible with a >> >>>>router or base station? >> >>>> >> >>>>TIA! >> >>> >> >>>. >> >>> >> > >> >. >> > > > >. > |
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You are right. I was looking at the INF for the MN-720, which has this
capability. The MN-710 only supports what the 802.11g standard supports which is 11Mbps for ad-hoc. -- Neel Malik Program Manager Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:158f01c47be1$3cf39170$(E-Mail Removed)... > I don't have this option in my advanced tab in the Device > Manager. > >-----Original Message----- > >It sounds like you are using the MN-710 in what is > called ad-hoc mode. The > >standard maximum connection speed for this mode is > 11Mbps. Since you are > >using two MN-710 adapters, you can put them both into a > special mode that > >will allow for a higher connection speed. You need to > set this on the > >Advanced tab of the MN-710 from Device Manager. The > parameter is > >IBSS54gtmMode. Either 54g80211bCompatible or > 54gPerformance should work, but > >you probably need to make sure they are the same. > > > >-- > >Neel Malik > >Program Manager > >Microsoft Corporation > > > >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > confers no rights. > > > > > > > >"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in > message > >news:0e4c01c47b22$db5fce10$(E-Mail Removed)... > >> Will do. Thanks for the help! > >> >-----Original Message----- > >> >It is most likely wireless interference. Try changing > >> the channel. > >> > > >> >Mike wrote: > >> > > >> >> They both are MN-710s and both computers are WinXP. > >> The > >> >> mobile PC will connect to my buddy's wireless > network > >> at > >> >> 54 Mbps but not to my home network. > >> >> > >> >> It is connected to a USB 2.0 port and as far as I > know > >> is > >> >> operating at the 2.0 standard. But then again if > it's > >> >> only operating at 1.0 speeds it would make sense why > >> it's > >> >> connecting at 11 mpbs. > >> >> > >> >>>-----Original Message----- > >> >>>Are they the MN-710 then? > >> >>> > >> >>>If that is the case I bet you have them connected > to a > >> >> > >> >> USB 1.1 > >> >> > >> >>>connection or are having some sort of interference > >> >> > >> >> issue. If you have a > >> >> > >> >>>USB 2.0 port I would connect the MN-710 into that > >> because > >> >> > >> >> USB 1.1 only > >> >> > >> >>>supports up to 12 mbps where as USB 2.0 supports > over > >> 400 > >> >> > >> >> mbps. > >> >> > >> >>>Other wise you may have to tell us the OS involved & > >> >> > >> >> which NIC you are > >> >> > >> >>>using. > >> >>> > >> >>>Mike wrote: > >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>>>I have 2 Microsoft external Wireless G cards and > have > >> >>>>connected them via a Peer to Peer connection. I > can > >> >> > >> >> only > >> >> > >> >>>>get them to connect at 11mbps. Is it possible to > have > >> >>>>them connect at 54mbps? or is 54 only possible > with a > >> >>>>router or base station? > >> >>>> > >> >>>>TIA! > >> >>> > >> >>>. > >> >>> > >> > > >> >. > >> > > > > > > >. > > |
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Is there a way to configure a peer to peer network without
using ad-hoc? Or do I just need to get a router? >-----Original Message----- >You are right. I was looking at the INF for the MN-720, which has this >capability. The MN-710 only supports what the 802.11g standard supports >which is 11Mbps for ad-hoc. > >-- >Neel Malik >Program Manager >Microsoft Corporation > >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > > > >"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:158f01c47be1$3cf39170$(E-Mail Removed)... >> I don't have this option in my advanced tab in the Device >> Manager. >> >-----Original Message----- >> >It sounds like you are using the MN-710 in what is >> called ad-hoc mode. The >> >standard maximum connection speed for this mode is >> 11Mbps. Since you are >> >using two MN-710 adapters, you can put them both into a >> special mode that >> >will allow for a higher connection speed. You need to >> set this on the >> >Advanced tab of the MN-710 from Device Manager. The >> parameter is >> >IBSS54gtmMode. Either 54g80211bCompatible or >> 54gPerformance should work, but >> >you probably need to make sure they are the same. >> > >> >-- >> >Neel Malik >> >Program Manager >> >Microsoft Corporation >> > >> >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers no rights. >> > >> > >> > >> >"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in >> message >> >news:0e4c01c47b22$db5fce10$(E-Mail Removed)... >> >> Will do. Thanks for the help! >> >> >-----Original Message----- >> >> >It is most likely wireless interference. Try changing >> >> the channel. >> >> > >> >> >Mike wrote: >> >> > >> >> >> They both are MN-710s and both computers are WinXP. >> >> The >> >> >> mobile PC will connect to my buddy's wireless >> network >> >> at >> >> >> 54 Mbps but not to my home network. >> >> >> >> >> >> It is connected to a USB 2.0 port and as far as I >> know >> >> is >> >> >> operating at the 2.0 standard. But then again if >> it's >> >> >> only operating at 1.0 speeds it would make sense why >> >> it's >> >> >> connecting at 11 mpbs. >> >> >> >> >> >>>-----Original Message----- >> >> >>>Are they the MN-710 then? >> >> >>> >> >> >>>If that is the case I bet you have them connected >> to a >> >> >> >> >> >> USB 1.1 >> >> >> >> >> >>>connection or are having some sort of interference >> >> >> >> >> >> issue. If you have a >> >> >> >> >> >>>USB 2.0 port I would connect the MN-710 into that >> >> because >> >> >> >> >> >> USB 1.1 only >> >> >> >> >> >>>supports up to 12 mbps where as USB 2.0 supports >> over >> >> 400 >> >> >> >> >> >> mbps. >> >> >> >> >> >>>Other wise you may have to tell us the OS involved & >> >> >> >> >> >> which NIC you are >> >> >> >> >> >>>using. >> >> >>> >> >> >>>Mike wrote: >> >> >>> >> >> >>> >> >> >>>>I have 2 Microsoft external Wireless G cards and >> have >> >> >>>>connected them via a Peer to Peer connection. I >> can >> >> >> >> >> >> only >> >> >> >> >> >>>>get them to connect at 11mbps. Is it possible to >> have >> >> >>>>them connect at 54mbps? or is 54 only possible >> with a >> >> >>>>router or base station? >> >> >>>> >> >> >>>>TIA! >> >> >>> >> >> >>>. >> >> >>> >> >> > >> >> >. >> >> > >> > >> > >> >. >> > > > >. > |
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