Hi. The BSP has two mac addresses. One is for the lan wired port and the
other is for the wireless connection. If you go into help/info you will
only see the lan wired mac address. This is not the one to give an isp
for wireless access. To get the wireless one, you will have to connect
to another wireless network and find the wireless mac address from the
network status space-n from the main program menu, or by pressing u then n.
Hope this helps.
Mike Keithley said the following on 8/14/2008 8:47 PM:
A few days ago I explained to the list that I needed to give an ISP my MAC
address so I could log onto their wireless network without a captia.
I found the MAC address in the help facility, but I happened to explore "network status
dialog" and read a "wireless LAN" MAC address, which is completely different. So
which CAC address should I use?
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