Well, I've reinitialised the Airport Base Station and set the WEP to
40 bits, rather than 128.
I've changed the Internet Setup to use a hexadecimal WEP and have
copied the hex code from the Airport Admin Utility.
I've restarted the MessagePad.
The results are, however, exactly the same.
Does anyone use a Lucent Technologies card to conenct wirelessly to
the Internet via an Airport Base Station? And do you use MacOS X
(either Tiger or Leopard)? If so, can you please email me screenshots
of the relevant Airport settings, together with the settings you are
using for the Lucent card on the MessagePad, please?
Failing that, the next step will be to scrub my MessagePad clean and
start that afresh.
David
On 22 Feb 2009, at 00:56, Marius Hristache wrote:
>
> Use hexadecimal connection.I'm very sorry for this late response but
> it was Saturday evening.Don't use string.I have the same Lucent like
> yours.After you make the settings restart your MP.Your device
> address can be 192.168.1.100 or 101 or 102 depends if you have other
> devices connected using wifi.For my MP I discover the address using
> a 3com Ethernet card that show me for 1 second the proper address
> number.I have 2 MP and each one has a different address :one has 100
> and the other one has 102( I mean the last 3 digits in the
> address)because I have also a computer connected wifi and it's
> address is 192.168.1.101.And don't forget to restart the MP after
> applying new settings.If you have any troubles just ask me.
>
> Marius
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