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Reverend TFStarks
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      01-24-2005, 04:10 AM
Hi, I've got my DSL service going into a MS Wireless-B
Base Station (MN-500) on my WinXP SP3 box, but I've got a
remote Red Hat Linux Box with a MN-710 attached to it,
that I'm trying to set up wirelessly. It worked when I
was running Windows on it! Ha! But, now, whatever I do to
try and configure it using Linux, it just doesn't want to
be "found".

Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing
with MS wireless hardware? And if so, HELP! Anything you
can tell me would be better than me going and buying new
networking hardware and software just for this one Linux
box!

Thanks!

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Matt Beals
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      01-24-2005, 04:41 AM
MSFT products only work with MSFT products. For Linux, you should probably
look at Linksys.

Matt

On 01/23/2005 9:10 PM, in article 103c01c501d3$0f22e700$(E-Mail Removed),
"Reverend TFStarks" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Hi, I've got my DSL service going into a MS Wireless-B
> Base Station (MN-500) on my WinXP SP3 box, but I've got a
> remote Red Hat Linux Box with a MN-710 attached to it,
> that I'm trying to set up wirelessly. It worked when I
> was running Windows on it! Ha! But, now, whatever I do to
> try and configure it using Linux, it just doesn't want to
> be "found".
>
> Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing
> with MS wireless hardware? And if so, HELP! Anything you
> can tell me would be better than me going and buying new
> networking hardware and software just for this one Linux
> box!
>
> Thanks!
>
> RTFS Real Email:
> (no_spam_remove_all_before_first_dot.reverendtom@s bcglobal
> .net.no_spam_remove_dot_and_text_after_net)
>



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Reverend Tom
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      01-24-2005, 03:10 PM
I was afraid of that. :-(

Thanks for the fast reply Matt!

Be Blessed Day!

>-----Original Message-----
>MSFT products only work with MSFT products. For Linux,

you should probably
>look at Linksys.
>
>Matt
>
>On 01/23/2005 9:10 PM, in article 103c01c501d3$0f22e700

$(E-Mail Removed),
>"Reverend TFStarks" <(E-Mail Removed)>

wrote:
>
>> Hi, I've got my DSL service going into a MS Wireless-B
>> Base Station (MN-500) on my WinXP SP3 box, but I've got

a
>> remote Red Hat Linux Box with a MN-710 attached to it,
>> that I'm trying to set up wirelessly. It worked when I
>> was running Windows on it! Ha! But, now, whatever I do

to
>> try and configure it using Linux, it just doesn't want

to
>> be "found".
>>
>> Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing
>> with MS wireless hardware? And if so, HELP! Anything you
>> can tell me would be better than me going and buying new
>> networking hardware and software just for this one Linux
>> box!
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> RTFS

 
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