PCs work just fine on the Airport. I used my Dell running Windows 2000 Pro 
on an Airport network.

The Airport is all based on the Lucent hardware. You can download software 
to manage the Airport from a PC, though it only comes with the software for 
the Mac.

The cards should all operate on the 11Mb standard, I forget the number.

As long as the cards all run the same standard, and you can get drivers for 
your OS, you should be fine.

One note: XP has integrated the wireless software in it. I has some trouble 
getting XP to find my network right after I upgraded, but I eventually 
figured it out.

At 09:42 AM 1/8/2002 +1100, you wrote:
>hmm... if you hadn't mentioned PC, I'd have said Airport for certain!!
>
>We use a combination of Mac's and PC's... the PC's are all hardwired to
>a hub, and the Mac's are all wireless using Airport, and the Airport
>Base is connected to the hub.  Works Great!
>
>It's a shame Airport doesn't work on the PC's, It's VERY reasonably
>priced as compared to the PC options, simply to set up and use... but
>then you'd expect that from Apple right ;^)
>
>Actually... I do seem to recall reading something once about a PC on an
>Airport Network, I think it was when I was looking at getting my Apple
>Powerbook (running Linux) connecting to the Airport network.... I'll dig
>through again for you.  Pretty sure it was related to the type of card
>that you got....
>
>N
>
>
>
>Angel Stewart wrote:
> >
> > Hey all!
> >
> > We are setting up LAN based internet sharing and stuff for the office.
> >
> > And we need to go wireless because we can't go through the trouble of
> > drilling holes and all sorts of crap to run ethernet wire throughout the
> > building.
> >
> > Sooo..I was wondering if any of you had any luck with wireless base
> > stations etc. and if you had any recommendations?
> >
> > -Gel
> >
>
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