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Fed up with this, I feel an xda coming on, newer networking technology
without the headaches.I often wonder why things have to be so difficult,
what happened to Go and Stop and On and Off technology? Can anyone explain
why I can't buy a PDA, laptop, etc etc without having to go through a degree
course to get the thing set up the way I want it set up? I embrace
technology but I think that it sometimes tries to be too clever. I have
spent two days trying to resolve the problem of getting my ipaq to connect
to my wireless router and give me access to mobile browsing on my pda but it
wont have it. I have tried forum after forum, newsgroup and chat and no one
has come close to solving the problem. I am running the latest DFC-660w
drivers and utility, it tells me that all is fine but I cannot browse the
internet on my pda. Madness! I say, Madness

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After reading your posts below I cant really give you an answer but I would
suggest turning off all firewalls and assign a static IP (including gateway
and DNS) to the iPAQ network adapter. On the ipaq be sure you have
connection mgr set to "Work". This is why youre getting a dial popup, its
currently set to ISP. It's been awhile since I used PPC2002 so the terms
IIRC are a bit different than "work" and "ISP". Once you can ping outside
your local net then you can re-enable and troubleshoot ZA and/or your
Router.

Don't think the XDA will be much different for this case though. You still
need to take the same/similar steps to use its wi-fi. In other words if the
issue is DHCP not vending the correct IP's or you have a firewall blocking
access then you'll still be in the same boat.


Mitch


"Headtheball" <noanswer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:uMs$pBGYEHA.3716@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Fed up with this, I feel an xda coming on, newer networking technology
> without the headaches.I often wonder why things have to be so difficult,
> what happened to Go and Stop and On and Off technology? Can anyone explain
> why I can't buy a PDA, laptop, etc etc without having to go through a
degree
> course to get the thing set up the way I want it set up? I embrace
> technology but I think that it sometimes tries to be too clever. I have
> spent two days trying to resolve the problem of getting my ipaq to connect
> to my wireless router and give me access to mobile browsing on my pda but
it
> wont have it. I have tried forum after forum, newsgroup and chat and no
one
> has come close to solving the problem. I am running the latest DFC-660w
> drivers and utility, it tells me that all is fine but I cannot browse the
> internet on my pda. Madness! I say, Madness
>
>

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Oh yea forgot to mention turning off all the security on your Router till
you can connect.

"Mitch_A" <naman-nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:GMiFc.7659$o%1.1909@newssvr27.news.prodigy.com...
> After reading your posts below I cant really give you an answer but I
would
> suggest turning off all firewalls and assign a static IP (including
gateway
> and DNS) to the iPAQ network adapter. On the ipaq be sure you have
> connection mgr set to "Work". This is why youre getting a dial popup, its
> currently set to ISP. It's been awhile since I used PPC2002 so the terms
> IIRC are a bit different than "work" and "ISP". Once you can ping outside
> your local net then you can re-enable and troubleshoot ZA and/or your
> Router.
>
> Don't think the XDA will be much different for this case though. You
still
> need to take the same/similar steps to use its wi-fi. In other words if
the
> issue is DHCP not vending the correct IP's or you have a firewall blocking
> access then you'll still be in the same boat.
>
>
> Mitch
>
>
> "Headtheball" <noanswer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uMs$pBGYEHA.3716@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > Fed up with this, I feel an xda coming on, newer networking technology
> > without the headaches.I often wonder why things have to be so difficult,
> > what happened to Go and Stop and On and Off technology? Can anyone
explain
> > why I can't buy a PDA, laptop, etc etc without having to go through a
> degree
> > course to get the thing set up the way I want it set up? I embrace
> > technology but I think that it sometimes tries to be too clever. I have
> > spent two days trying to resolve the problem of getting my ipaq to
connect
> > to my wireless router and give me access to mobile browsing on my pda
but
> it
> > wont have it. I have tried forum after forum, newsgroup and chat and no
> one
> > has come close to solving the problem. I am running the latest DFC-660w
> > drivers and utility, it tells me that all is fine but I cannot browse
the
> > internet on my pda. Madness! I say, Madness
> >
> >
>
>

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