on 10/13/03 7:14 PM, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My Reply follows quote. On 13/10/2003 08:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > >> Is it possible to construct a wireless network that would work with a >> PM8600/300, 6500/250, both plugged into an ethernet hub, and a 540c and >> 1400cs? > -------- > Pardon me for being confused, but, Huh? > > What do you mean, "wireless network...plugged into an ethernet hub?" > > The simplest thing I can think of which MIGHT meet your needs, would be > to buy a "wireless" router with built-in 4 port switch. This way you can > have both kinds of network, wired through the switch and wireless through > the "antenna" part of the router. > > Get an "Orinoco" type wireless card for the 1400, plug the existing hub > into the wired part of the router, and network away. > > Ken
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