wireless card

Looking for a PDA and Compact flash wireless card
Im looking for a PDA and a Compact flash wireless card (which preferably can take external antennas...) to use to sniff wireless networks (ministumber?) and access works' wireless network so I can work on the move. I would like it if the device could also access email, especially an IMAP server. I can't find any compact flash cards which take external antennas (have to mod one?) and most PDA devices out there seem to be pretty simplistic or priced at the same amount as a low end laptop. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Wrt54g Sucks Very Badly: Evil417 (Net Connections)
OK, I unfoutunaly bought a Wrt54G linksys router when I should have bought a D-Link because linksys routers suck. And dont work at all. I have been trying to use bittorrent and it wont work. I have ports 1000-6999 open. My wireless siganl will crap out after a while and I will have to reset the router. I have the updated firmware. I use the XP WZC tool. I use the WMP54g wireless card. I get about 4 of 5 bars on signal strength. I cant use Wireless mac filtering or encription because they dont work. I have no clue whats wrong, The routers about to meet my size 10 1/2.
Hvordan får jeg mit 3COM 11Mbps Wireless PC Card til at virke?
Jeg har gennem et par dage prøvet at få kortet til at virke, og alt går fint indtil jeg skal connecte til mit Access Point. Jeg har gjort som følger: 0. Afinstallereyt mit "fastnet" LAN kort på min bærbare PC 1. Installeret 3COM OfficeConnect 11Mbps Access Point 2. Installeret kortet i min bærbare PC (som kører win 2k) 3. Installeret seneste drivers fra 3COM 4. Installeret 3COM Wireless Card Manager (seneste version) Når jeg så forsøger at connecte (via 3COM Wireless Card Manager) så virker det ca. 10 seks og afbryder herefter - signal strength er næsten 100% (fanen Link Information i 3COM Wireless Card Manager), og det er link quality også de første 2-3 sek for herefter at falde til 0%, hvorefter også signal strength går i 0%, og windows siger "network cable unplugged" Jeg har checket device status m.m.: device working properly (fu.. det!!!) og ingen hardware konflikter. Jeg er lidt stuck her, så gode ideer modtages!!!! vh Mikael
Wireless Network: datjo (Net Connections)
I have a laptop, Linksys wireless router, Linksys wireless card and cable modemI got the router and card to connect to the wireless networkbut I can not get on the Internet Wirelessly. I can get on the Internet while the network cable is plugged into the router and the laptop. but when I unplugged it no Internet connectThis is a G wirless router Linksys WRT54G and G cardHow can I fix this and surf the Internet wirelesslyPlease help
Linksys WAP54G and Windows 2003 and 802.1x and Wifi Protected Access
Having got a new PC with a 54G wireless card in it I decided to uprate the speed and security of my home wireless network. I'm pleased to say it was a fairly painless process - IAS (Radius) service and certificates installed on my Win2K3 server. Point the access point at the IAS server and ask it to do WPA. Download the WPA update for the client Windows XP machines and ask them also to do WPA and away we go. I took the easy route of running my own enterprise certificate authority to drive the IAS server on WIndows 2003 - it all seems quite happy running on my sole server domain controller even though I'm sure that's not a best practice. There are a lot of helpful whitepapers on the Windows 2003 WiFi site. At least I feel now that someone would have to make a bit of effort to hack my wireless net now, although I'm sure its far from foolproof.
Scripting Additions: XNetwork 1.3
XNetwork is a scripting addition for Mac OS X (Panther & Tiger) allowing you to change the settings of your wireless card, discover new wireless networks (Managed or ad-hoc) or join a wireless networks. You can also create a new ad-hoc network. Aditionally, you can get info about the various networks around you; find out the name, mac address, signal strength, signal noise, beacon interval, if wep encryption is used, ad-hoc or managed network, activate/deactivate...

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