I'm curious to know how you do this!!
On 4/20/06, Kin Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shawn wrote:
> On Wednesday 19 April 2006 13:04, Robert Campbell wrote:
>
>> can't say as I've tried it. But there is allowance for wireless built
>> in to the installer. All you would need I think is a PCI or USB
>> wireless card.
>>
>> Anybody wanna donate one to my cause, I'd love to try that out. It would
>> eliminate the cascading routers I have going on right now :)
>>
>
> Kin has gotten this to work in the past. He might be able to help out....
>
> As I understand it though, you just tell the installer you want a
> red/green/blue network - where blue is wireless and treated as a separate
> subnet. You can then setup what ports on the green network the blue network
> can access via ip routing/filtering.
>
Yes, but I only used red and green - didn't bother with the wireless
setup. I used a wireless router, turned off dhcp and attached it to the
network via one of the lan ports. I did not use the wan port so that
the wireless router would act like an access point (cheaper too). I did
this with a Linksys wireless router - I have also tried it with a SMC
wireless with no success. I am about to do it again this weekend - if
anyone is interested, I can take better notes of what I did.
> Shawn
>
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