i have a gps but i haven't found the coordinates of san bruno or
anything else that i might be able to see. i guess i could drive over
there, but there must be a nice guide someplace.
thank you and any advice welcome
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o has a little dipole on it, how much area do i need to receive
at distance X?
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king south
fremont. he has a very nice view of entire east bay. i haven't asked
him if he would mind having an antenna, but lets say he doesn't mind.
is there any way to get a signal to him?
thank you again
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On Fri, 2003-12-19 at 23:11, jason wrote:
> is there any way to get a signal to him?
sorry, phrased badly. is there anyway to get a signal to him from the
rest of barwn? (or a fat pipe to internet i suppose).
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were very paranoid you could make wireless NAT to a
certain port range, and your internal to a different range...
jason
On Mon, 2004-01-05 at 19:58, SF Enjoy wrote:
> Let me begin by saying that any information is appreciated.
>
> I have a dsl line and am considering sharing it with my
fry's has refurbed usb b sticks for $15. prism 2 i believe. jes
thought i'd mention...
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Can you double-check this and repost? I tried the URL and the page wasn't
there.
Thanks!
Jason
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Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 10:03 AM
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x27;t very secure; adding anything on top of that would definitely help
out...
--Jason
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Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:51 PM
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Subject: Re: [BAWUG] Citrix Metaframe encryption a
t; LAN connection to show "Network
cable disconnected" under windows.
--Jason
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 10:00 AM
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Subject: [BAWUG] w2k w/ Orinoco 'network cable dis
nually, doing a site survey,
selecting an AP and clicking "Connect".
--Jason
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there is no way to bypass the internal antenna altogether
without some clever hacking or else shielding the whole unit with a grounded
foil wrapper or something like that.
--Jason
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Sent
rty dialog
that says "Let Windows manage my wireless network" and maybe install a
better program such as the utility that comes with the ORiNOCO cards.
--Jason
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to a Dell RG-1000
Broadband Gateway before. The problem was the passphrase generation was
different between the two brands. I ended up entering the WEP key in hex
and it worked.
--Jason
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Have you tried a shorter pringles can? :)
--Jason
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Subject: [BAWUG] can you modify a parabolic 2.4 g to a 5.8g?
I was wondering what is
Extreme cold shouldn't be a problem really, since AP's don't have hard disk
drives or other mechanical parts inside... just be sure there's no
condensation!
--Jason
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Sen
That's strange since Dell's own TrueMobile wireless hardware is actually
relabeled Orinoco/Lucent hardware. It seems like there would be other
problems from devices such as video boards or capture cards that stress the
PCI bus more than a wireless LAN card...
--Jason
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find something like that simply isn't feasible, then I do have a
laptop and enjoy spending time in Santa Cruz. I'd love to hear about what's
happening there.
Thanks!
Jason
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Have
you tried enabling the card's power saving features? I know some cards will go
to low-power mode when possible. Also, I wonder if USB adaptors draw less
current due to the limitations of the USB interface? I recently worked on an
install with some nice Lucent USB adaptors.
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If the RG-58 was bought at rat shack, I'd believe. It's really amazing that
rat shack can find such low quality stuff.
> On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 11:05:46PM -0700, Enrique LaRoche wrote:
> >
> > Well I tried 6 feet of Rg-58a , it made a very nice attenuator. 20 feet
was
> > magic , it made all t
I haven't visited the link yet but does this have anything to do with
wireless? If not maybe you're posting to the wrong list.
--Jason
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To: Baw
x27;s, etc.
Hint: Check Best Buy - Lots of people buy wireless gear there, take it home,
give up trying to figure it out, and then return it in working condition,
but Best Buy cuts the price just because it was returned -- a much better
deal than how Fry's deals with returns!
--Jason
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you were stationary) and expanded (longer waves; lower pitch)
while the car was moving away from you.
--Jason
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knows any different resources (books,
websites, etc.) that could aid me on my research, I would gladly accept any
recommendations.
Jason Goldberg
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, websites, etc.) that could
aid me on my research, I would gladly accept any recommendations.
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ain" is going a little too far.
--Jason
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RE:
With XP/ME could you use the MS "roll-back" feature to roll-back the system
changes made to a point before the Yahoo apps installed? Once you sign up
with their app and get your username/password you could undo everything and
then use your broadband router, etc.
--Jason
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Try this:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=6299
--Jason
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On Thursday
changed.
These services offer either regular (e.g., http://www.mydomain.com) or a
subdomain type of account (e.g., http://mydomain.dyndns.org).
One such service that comes to mind is http://www.dyndns.org.
--Jason
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o your DSL is a great tool for remote access, but
for making your site a real server I would recommend getting Frame Relay,
T1, or just co-locate your server.
--Jason
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Does anyone have a Lucent to RP-TNC pigtail that they would want to sell or
trade for a different pigtail?
I'm also looking for a Lucent to N bulkhead/panel mount connector. I'm
working on a better outdoor enclosure to replace my plastic food container.
:)
Thanks,
Jason
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They run around $100-125 and can be found at many automotive stores such as
Auto-Zone, Pep Boys, etc.
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ss clients work fine.
Thanks,
Jason
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I know under Windows XP, you can select multiple network connections and
right click, and select "bridge" to bridge them. You would need 2
connections -- 1 hardwired to your DSL and the other wireless to your
neighbor's DSL.
Just a thought...
--Jason
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, perhaps they
learned from that mistake though, since there have been revisions to USB
clients and AP's that were very minor which resulted in a new name revision.
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the fscking LEC would screw it up!
SBC WILL charge for this - trust me, no LEC would give away a damn thing.
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9 T1's down for
about 4 months at one point, funny thing was that was the time they chose to
actually bill us correctly, only they billed us correctly for lines we
couldn't use. Total CF.
> --- Jason Straight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Friday 30 May 2003 06
e
> polarity.. By the way, you are using horiz. polarity, aren't you? Its
> better in the situation you are in, Ive heard..
>
> Good luck!!!
>
> -Chris
Well if he's only got 20' of antenna height that would be the problem anyway.
At 10 mi the fresnel zone will be
802.3af-2003, the power over Ethernet standard, was approved on June 12.
http://www.ieee802.org/3/af/index.html
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Howdy.
The output of the power supply I have for an AP-1000 is +5V/5.0A. Pins 1 and
2 are ground, and 3 and 4 are both +5V.
-jason
From: "AIT - Marin Stavrev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi, I recently acquired a Lucent Technologies WavePoint-II AP.
> Unfortunatelly it has no
-linux.html
This will have to hold me over until 802.11 access is as prevalent.
Jason
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Mark Surfas wrote:
> This probably isn't useful given that this is a list about wi-fi, but I really like
> the sprint vision pcmcia deal for my laptop. This is exactly the kind o
On Tuesday 01 July 2003 23:43, blitz wrote:
> Debark the tree 2" around with a knife for chain saw. Paint wound with
> battery acid. Takes hours.
I wonder how well phosphoric acid would work? I've got a good amount of that
for use with auto body prep :)
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Hehe, sounds like a simple analog signal strength meter. Doesn't seem like
it has any "smarts" inside to actually communicate with the WLAN. Sounds
like a simple receiver with some filtering.
--Jason
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easily be able to make the link work with 15dBI
directional antenna's. Remember - smaller is better as long as the link works
because you won't be picking up garbage noise in your link from distant
areas, and you won't be putting your overpower signal into a place that you
migh
e I said
> these are all point to point links with only two radios.
>
> Any ideas what would cause this?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
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> Don Grossman
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e insight?
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> Thanks,
> -Norm.
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One wonders how they tested. :-/
How far is it? Realistic.
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considering not to use these garbage. But for
> the mean time i have to make these work...it is not that much money
> but still it would be a waste just to throw it in my stockroom.
>
> Tnx in advance,
>
> George
>
> - Original Message -
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into my head,
but it shouldn't be too hard to load the map created with gpsmap into
radiomobile to examine the topographical aspect of your wireless network ;)
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o your OFDM technology? And how much is an AP, how much is a
CPE setup complete?
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1400x1050 LCD, sound and networking work great under Linux.
CDW advertised some sort of deal on my same T30 for about $1700 I think.
(I paid $2200)
Hope this helps. If you have any specific questions regarding these cards,
let me know.
Regards,
Jason Peterson
On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Chris Beau
na that comes with the router because it is
> detachable. But the antenna has a plastic sleeve around its male
> connector and that prevents it from connecting to a regular female
> BNC connector, which also has a metal screwing sleeve.
>
> So, anybody has any suggestion how to get arou
rate
because people buy them, try to install them at home, and then return them
when they can't figure out how to get them working. At a local FRY's, I'd
say about 75% of all the wireless networking on the shelf is returned
product -- it's hard to find a non-open box sometimes
at least 50mw. I would
> prefer 200.
>
> My biggest desire is have something that does not run on the Hermes /
> Orinoco drivers. I am hoping someone can help me find a good solution.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Robert Allinson
> System Administrator
> [EMAIL P
I am using 802.11b on my home network, and we have a V-Tech 2.4GHz Cordless
Phone with 2 handsets and everything works fine here. I was initially
concerned about interference but figured Costco's return policy would take
care of that :P
--Jason
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obably in that close proximity. I don't know if any of that will work, but
maybe worth a try.
> - Is there any software or hardware that can be purchased to track down
> 2.4Ghz interference?
Spectrum analyzer. On the expensive. A prism card with software spectrum
analyzer on the chea
base node.
> Drawback of 2 radios is an increased parts cost, and maybe, depending on
> the situation, the fact that it will need a second channel (bad if you
> don't have any channels left to use).
>
> "If you're reading this, read it again."
It's proba
al
> pings. But every few minutes the ping times go up to several seconds,
> then return to normal again. For example...
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lso the Sears van is part of a secret government program to inject
radio signals into our brains (See site for details) :P
--Jason
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:
Network device settings for TCP/IP, the WEP key, SSID. Might make sure it's
not messed up in the device settings - ie. power saving isn't turning it off
or something stupid.
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>
> And look into books on forming co-ops, which is essentially what you're
> doing. They're a legal entity, and you can get breaks on some stuff.
>
> Cheers,
> -- jra
Yes, consider all that - plus - how many of them will really pay their bills
reliably?
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the billboard edge we picked up our
competitors AP good and strong, just a few degrees to the left of the
billboard we didn't pick up our competitor at all, but ours came in great.
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AP-352
> to turn off this LLC problem. I tried adding that MAC to
> the denied list, but it only made it worse as the AP slowed
> down even more, it seemed.
>
> - John
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uses the Orinoco driver, then you might
give this a try.
Regards,
Jason
On Sat, 21 Feb 2004, balan h wrote:
> What are the free wireless sniffers available on net?
> It seems I require card specific drivers to sniff the
> 802.11 packets.
> I have a intel anypoint 11mbps c
co.com/warp/public/cc/pd/witc/ao350ap/prodlit/rwsry_in.htm
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Linux support on an IBM ThinkPad T40p:
http://www.thunk.org/tytso/linux/t40.html
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sonal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Tools.html) and use
the command to list available APs.
Cheers,
Jason
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Kershaw
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 10:52 AM
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That option is for bridging packets between the wired and wireless interface
on the AP versus using routing/NAT. That's different than the wireless
bridging (packets going from one AP to another) you were asking about
earlier.
-jason
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[snip]
Thanks fo
The link you have is wrong. Try this one (you need the ".htm" file, not
".html"):
http://ntkernelhacker.tripod.com/wireless/Pikachu.htm
--Jason
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Haudy Kazemi
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I think the WaveLAN cards are 30mW. But what are you trying to connect with
these bridges, and what is your budget? What are your security requirements?
Are they being deployed inside or outside?
-jason
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ia this link?
http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/HardwareComparison
Lastly, if you feel like hacking your AP, look into the www.Sveasoft.com
builds or http://wifi-box.sourceforge.net
-Jason
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Florin Andrei wrote:
> I'm currently playing with a
anyone got a Relia-wave wireless card for sale?
if you have purchased the card from Demarc
Technologies, please pass me their contact info. i
can't find online order form on their web site. thx.
jx
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Yahoo! Health - your guide to
er unit I installed for a local business is a D-Link 713-P. It worked
very well and comes with an integrated parallel port print server which
makes setting up an office printer much easier and less troublesome. Anyone
can print at the office without having a dedicated computer.
--Jason
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e)
of getting these units working...
--Jason
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From: coldfire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 11:57 AM
To: Jason Johnson
Subject: RE: [BAWUG] access point suggestion
> I have installed several LinkSys WAP11's for various friends/businesses in
&
Amplified antennas usually have an external amplifier module connected
inline with the RF cable leading from the wireless LAN card to the antenna
itself. They usually are powered by an external source such as an AC power
supply or solar+battery combo for remote installations.
--Jason
You could try relocating the WAP11 away from the wall... I've run into
problems with placing an AP too close to a wall -- sometimes buildings use
steel beams or other metal components inside the walls, not to mention AC
lines, etc. These could be interfering with your range.
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anyone knows what APs allow disabling SSID broadcast?
i am interested in finding out if Cisco, Symbol,
Agere, Intel APs have this feature. any suggestion is
much appreciated in advance.
a second question, if the SSID broadcast is disabled,
is there a freeware tool to still pick up that AP in
wa
as a lot of companies are still using 802.11 Frequency
Hopping technolgoy for their WLAN infrastructure.
does anyone know of any related security
concerns/issues/vulnerabilities? any tools to perform
penetration tests or security assessment? thx.
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Does anyone know if Cisco 350 APs support disabling
SSID?
--- Jim Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 16 May 2002 11:00:21 -0500, Russ Kreigh
> wrote:
>
> >Lucent Agere AP's can turn off SSID broadcasts,
> Netstumbler will still show
> >the MAC Address, but not the SSID. Another utility
Hey,
Does anyone have any links/info on how to access 802.11 devices from a Win32
application? I was thinking of writing my own app similar to NetStumbler,
but with support for more devices.
Thanks!
--Jason
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think there's a lot of
information many folks are missing if they are using this list as their
knowledgebase.
Just trying to inform the masses, so to speak.
Thank you.
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