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More info?)
Problem is we need WEP and DHCP in this location. The
laptop with the non-MS card won't even see a network to
connect to at all.
>-----Original Message-----
>Start by disabling wireless security (WEP) on both. Make
>sure both devices are using the same channel (if reception
>is poor try with channels 1 and 11). Make sure the SSID
>match on both, and you are not using the default MSHOME
>SSID (to avoid conflicts with other AP's nearby).
>
>Sometimes helps assigning a static IP to the PC (e.g.
>192.168.2.2, mask 255.255.255.0, DNS and gateway
>192.168.2.1), but if you can with DHCP only it may be
>better (since it lets connect to other AP's easier).
>
>Once everything is working add WEP to both the router and
PC.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Having problem connecting HP zd7000 notebook with built-
in
>>wireless 802.11g card from connecting to MS MN-700 base
>>station. Any help would be appreciated...
>>.
>>
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