USB Modem - Wireless Ethernet. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () A friend of mine has purchased the following; Linksys Etherfast Wireless Router Laptop with built-in Wireless card 2x Desktop computers with Wireless PCI Cards Now, in trying...

set me up with a Motorola SB5100 cable modem and a Belkin highspeed mode wireless G router and installed a Belkin wireless ethernet card in my Desktop and a Belkin wireless PCMCIA network card in my Notebook. Now the Desktop gets on line, the notebook...

on the top floor of their 2-story and basement house and goes into a modem that has a built in wireless access point and router. The router splits the signal into an ethernet signal that connects to the computer in that office, and a wireless signal that supposedly...

connect 2 wireless routers via wireless lan. what im trying to do is connect 2 wireless routers together without cables between them. i have a Netcomm NB5+4W (ADSL 2+ modem,wireless,4 port switch) which is located in the living room, the other is a D-Link...

traffic through from wireless->ethernet and vice versa. Am I misunderstanding the use of "access point client" mode? I was under the impression than an AP in client mode basically just became "wireless ethernet adapter" (like an SMC2670W). That I...

Problems Using external IMAP mail server. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware () Hi, I previously had a LINSYS Wireless Router with no problems. However, now that I've switched to Microsoft, I have problems sending out on one...

out of the ball park. The thing in the computer is a wireless adapter. A wireless router (actually usually a modem/router) is used to connect to the phone line for ADSL broadband and then route it to the computer either via wireless or ethernet cable....

Ethernet Bridge. Is that what you're asking? It's neither a modem or access point. I'm trying to configure SMC router with the WET11. First connect the modem to the wireless router.Set its channel to ???. Set your SSID.Set your ID to ???. Plug whichever...

a USB connection from the modem ? If Ethernet, then a wireless access point merely changes the "transport" from wired Ethernet to "wireless" Ethernet.. but you still have a problem with TCP/IP. You will need a 2nd IP address for the 2nd laptop - this...

wireless> router? I know I need a wireless router and it will stay near my modem. The > ps2 is 50 ft away, and wont be wired to the modem. I need to connect the >ethernet port in the back of the ps2 to something (The Wireless Ethernet> Bridge, Im assuming)...