Hi. Type in your computer name in the server name. Leave the domain field
blank.
At 7/22/2005, you wrote:
The Linksys WRT54-g router is installed and my computer connected through
it to a DSL line from which the pc accesses the internet just
fine. Keysoft 6.11 is installed on my Braillenote bt. The tech who
installed the router turned on WEP and gave me the key, which I entered
into the connection configuration. Using the reconnection to an existing
configuration option results in finding the network and prompting me for
Network place. Space bar at that point gets me a scan entire network
prompt. Hitting enter there gets me a domain prompt and then a server
prompt, perhaps in the reverse order.
Asking for help at that point gets me info about navigating the pertinent
Keysoft menu but does not tell me how to respond to the domain or server
prompts.
From the Chapter 13 documentation I think I understand the passages about
domains and servers. But was I supposed to identify them on the PC as
part of the network setup before trying access with the bn bt?
I love the way Chapter 13 begins by saying that it assumes a basic
knowledge of networking. But I don't have that knowledge; and so I would
be even more charmed if the documentation for Keysoft told me where I
could read what I need to know before using Chapter 13. Any ideas? On my
Windows 98 pc, where and how to I set up domain and server designations,
if that's what I need to do? The braillnote is sensing, and is probably
connected to, the pc via the router. But I can't so far get past the
domain or server prompts. What is the next step.
My ignorance, it seems, is boundless as the sea. So thanks for helping
steer this particular wave toward shore.
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