Re: 1400 & a Sonnet G3 400Mhz Upgrade

[Jonathan Metts]

Does the card work with the Encryption off?  The fact that you are 
working with an Airport Base Station should not matter.  My wireless 
router is actually a D-Link connected as an access point through a 
Linksys 4 port router.  The first thing that will help is if you test it 
without WEP.  If this works, try using a 64 bit WEP.  The Gold will 
support both 64 and 128 bit, so try 64 first, then as long as everything 
is working at that point, then try 128.  Now, I did as the guide said.  
For the sake of knowing I am right, I keyed my key in simpletext then 
copy and pasted it in the fields.  Let me know if you are having 
problems connecting period.  Check your TCP?IP control panel to see if 
you are getting an appropriate IP address, and make sure ORINOCO is 
selected in TCP/IP as well.  I found myself fighting withe the 1400 at 
first, because I forgot to switch my TCP/IP settings.

Jonathan

Winston Smith wrote:

Yeah, I know about the Penmachine site.  That's what made me wanna go 
wireless in the first place.  He's using a LinkSys (I believe) router 
though.  I emailed him and he couldn't really help me since he wasn't 
using Airport.  I followed the site exactly--- no go.  Are you running 
Airport?  Any help would be appreciated, I hate restarting my Airport 
this often.  Thanks

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