RE: [MLUG] RE: Linux wireless question

["Davis, Ryan W. (UMC-STUDENT)" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

We need to know what type of card you are using in order to diagnose the
problem. You also might want to call the IAT Services help-desk and have
them put in a remedy ticket. Even if the help-desk tech can't help you
it will usually get escalated to someone who can. If there is no one
that can help you and they get enough remedy tickets about a certain
area they will get someone who can fix it. 

Note: If you are trying to use a Cisco PCMCIA or PCI card in Linux with
a new kernel then you are not going to have an easy time. Trust me...

Ryan Davis
Network Programmer Analyst - Student
IAT Services - DNPS
University of Missouri-Columbia
(573)882-2759
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> Subject: [MLUG] RE: Linux wireless question
> 
> Regarding the WEP and ESSID:
> 
> I got those long ago. I have access to the net from my Winblows
partition.
> This is not a problem.
> 
> The question remains: who has been able to configure Linux to access
the
> WLAN  on campus? I'd like to discuss some issues that I am having with
> these people. Hopefully we can come up with a fix.
> 
> Cheers!
> 
> Matt
> 
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