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Opposite of a Wireless Router to act as a switch
I need the opposite of a Wireless Router. I have a wireless network set up, but My pc workbench is across the room and I how have a cat5 cable running across the floor into a switch that I can then connect to the wired desktops that I am working on. I would like to [...]
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| October 23, 2010 9:05 PM
CAT5, Port configuration, Wireless, Wireless Access Points, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless routers
I need the opposite of a Wireless Router. I have a wireless network set up, but My pc workbench is across the room and I how have a cat5 cable running across the floor into a switch that I can then connect to the wired desktops that I am working on. I would like to [...]
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| October 23, 2010 9:05 PM
CAT5, Port configuration, Wireless, Wireless Access Points, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless routers
How can I see what users are connected to my wireless network?
How can I see what users are connected to my wireless network? I am running a sonicwall tz170 for wireless connectivity. Is there a place I can see which machines are connected? Host name and dynamic IP? Can I export this information as well?
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| August 12, 2010 4:18 PM
SonicWALL TZ 170, Wireless, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless in 2010, Wireless Network, Wireless network security
How can I see what users are connected to my wireless network? I am running a sonicwall tz170 for wireless connectivity. Is there a place I can see which machines are connected? Host name and dynamic IP? Can I export this information as well?
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| August 12, 2010 4:18 PM
SonicWALL TZ 170, Wireless, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless in 2010, Wireless Network, Wireless network security
GSM cellular network to be run on IP platform
Hi, It is always said that IP is more cost effective than the normal route of cabling or communication through spectrum. Is there any technology which enables GSM phones work on IP platform with normal GSM phones available in the market. This means, the normal Nokia, Samsung or Motorola phone can use the SIM and [...]
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| August 6, 2009 12:42 PM
Cell phones, Global System for Mobile communications, GSM, IP telephony, Wireless Access Points, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless carriers, Wireless data transmission systems, Wireless Local Area Network protocols
Hi, It is always said that IP is more cost effective than the normal route of cabling or communication through spectrum. Is there any technology which enables GSM phones work on IP platform with normal GSM phones available in the market. This means, the normal Nokia, Samsung or Motorola phone can use the SIM and [...]
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| August 6, 2009 12:42 PM
Cell phones, Global System for Mobile communications, GSM, IP telephony, Wireless Access Points, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless carriers, Wireless data transmission systems, Wireless Local Area Network protocols
Guest Access on an 802.11x network
I am trying to set up 802.11x security on our network. The domain machines authenticate fine but a guest machine isn’t able to get access. I have set up a policy for it on the Radius server using it’s Mac address and the Wireless access point recognises the assigned VLAN but lists it as not [...]
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| October 20, 2008 11:15 AM
802.1x authentication, Radius, VLAN, Wireless Access Protocol
I am trying to set up 802.11x security on our network. The domain machines authenticate fine but a guest machine isn’t able to get access. I have set up a policy for it on the Radius server using it’s Mac address and the Wireless access point recognises the assigned VLAN but lists it as not [...]
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| October 20, 2008 11:15 AM
802.1x authentication, Radius, VLAN, Wireless Access Protocol
Guest Access IAS policy
I am trying to set up guest access of 802.11 wireless access points. My IAS policy puts domain computers into vlan1 and on the AP they show “Forwarding Allowed”. I have set up a policy which recognises the mac address of my test guest and on the event log this is shown as a successful [...]
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| October 9, 2008 5:52 AM
802.11, Access Points, IAS, Internet Authentication Service, Remote access servers, Routers, VLAN, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless networking, Wireless security
I am trying to set up guest access of 802.11 wireless access points. My IAS policy puts domain computers into vlan1 and on the AP they show “Forwarding Allowed”. I have set up a policy which recognises the mac address of my test guest and on the event log this is shown as a successful [...]
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| October 9, 2008 5:52 AM
802.11, Access Points, IAS, Internet Authentication Service, Remote access servers, Routers, VLAN, Wireless Access Protocol, Wireless networking, Wireless security
Linksys wireless-n router with VPN
Linksys says that I cannot access the wireless Access Point
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| January 15, 2008 1:54 PM
Access Points, Linksys, Routers, VPN, Wireless Access Protocol
Linksys says that I cannot access the wireless Access Point
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| January 15, 2008 1:54 PM
Access Points, Linksys, Routers, VPN, Wireless Access Protocol
Secure Wireless
I bave setup secure wireless LAN with Cisco lightweight APs, WLC & ACS & implemented LEAP. Problem is LEAP is not supported by Vista. I need to support both XP & Vista clents. What Security Protocol should be imlemented?
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| November 1, 2007 1:29 PM
Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi security, Wireless, Wireless Access Protocol
I bave setup secure wireless LAN with Cisco lightweight APs, WLC & ACS & implemented LEAP. Problem is LEAP is not supported by Vista. I need to support both XP & Vista clents. What Security Protocol should be imlemented?
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| November 1, 2007 1:29 PM
Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi security, Wireless, Wireless Access Protocol
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