paul,
we are using Enterasys Access points and RoamAbouts as well as Dlink 713,
650, 500 and 120 devices. Note that the dlink 120 has had serious trouble
connecting to the enterasys access point (it can't).
I have not tried the roamabout pcmcia on the dlink 713, but everything else
seems to interconnect.
the enterasys access point covers two floors at 2500 sqfeet each from one
antenna on the first floor.
the 713 does less well, but has a nat and firewall built into it. note that
gaming is hard from behind the nat and the firewall is not all that
configurable.
i have no other real data and no ideas about short cards...
regards
bill
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 4:09 PM
Subject: [cc] USB or PCI to PCMCIA
> OK peeps,
>
> The situation is this. I have some low profile small footprint PC'S that
> have to have wireless lan adapters fitted (for a customer with no option
> to go wired). The current adapter is full height... ...but it is
> basically a PCI to PCMCIA adapter. So I need one of the following.
>
> 1. A low profile PCI to PCMCIA adapter (70mm or less in height) that will
> work with lan cards.
> 2. A USB to PCMCIA adapter that will work with lan PCMCIA cards (the PC's
> have USB ports).
> 3. A parallel port to PCMCIA adapter that will work with PCMCIA lan cards.
> 4. A hacksaw.
>
> I have some external usb wireless lan adapters on order (thanks D-Link)
but
> they haven't got into the country yet and I need a solution now.
>
> Ideas?
>
> PaulS
>
> (bet u missed me)
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