Addional info/problem: I set the primary AP in "WDS with AP" mode and added
the MAC's of the other 5 AP's to its MAC table. All set on the same
channel, but all have different SSID's (each identifies the building they
cover). When I try to connect to these AP's, I get dropped and my VISTA
client has event ID 6100, association status: 0x00038002 and reason code:
0x00000002. Quite cryptic; I searched MS - no luck. Googled it, no real
luck and only margianal help at eventid.net. The plain-language resaon I
see is "Windows did not receive any response from the wireless router or
access point."
Odd ... I can see them fine as an available network, signal strength is
Excellent, so it must be my setup. REally don't know where I went wrong.
Mike
"Mike Webb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Running SBS 2003 Premium SP2, ISA 2004, WSUS, 2 NIC's and a router, static
> IP. AP's are D-Link DWL-2200AP's with current firmware. Switch is
> DES-3828. All AP's are set with 2 SSID's - one for guests and one for
> access to the LAN. DHCP comes from the server. LAN SSID is protected with
> WPA-Personal. Primary AP is connected to Port 5 on the switch. Internal
> NIC is on Port 2, all other ports are wired LAN. Setup 3 VLAN's - System,
> LAN and Guests. Port 2 is a tagged member of each. Port 5 is a tagged
> member of each.
> ===================
> Problem: I have setup all AP's in our conference room with connection to
> the LAN from primary AP. Am testing connections using 2 notebooks - a
> DELL running WinXP SP2 and an HP running VISTA Home Premium. I am testing
> the primary AP ("Main Building" and "Guest - Main Building"). With WinXP,
> I can get an IP on both SSID's, but cannot connect to the internet on the
> LAN SSID - I get an error, "Windows was unable to find a certificate to
> log you on to the network Main Building." However, when I use the DELL
> Wireless Assistant, I am able to get right in, get connected and have my
> browser configured for the proxy server. Why does it work for the DELL
> app but not the Windows app?
> As for VISTA, I get an IP for each, but I'm prompted for a login and
> passwrod to access the proxy server on the Guest SSID, and have to
> manually configure the browser connection to point to the proxy on the LAN
> SSID and then all is well. I am assuming the little problems with VISTA
> are because it's a HOME edition?
>
> Many thanks in advance!
> --
> Mike Webb
> Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc.
> a 501 (c)(3) conservation non-profit organization
>
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