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Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Patcar11 I am thinking of buying an e-pod and have the cisco/aironet product already in my house. Anyone gotten this working? 01-22-2001 12:51:32

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) bystander Yes, it works fine. 01-22-2001 13:06:33

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Maltese_Falcon Yeah, there are a bunch of us here at work that got ePods w/ Aironet 4800's working fine. All you really need is a single DLL. Let me know if you want me to email it to you. MF 01-22-2001 13:06:54

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) andrewlago I'm having problems getting ine associated. Any ideas? 01-24-2001 22:12:55

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Steve what about the Aironet 4800LT's at pcliquidator.com? has anyone tried those with the epod? 01-25-2001 06:58:14

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Fant Where do you see the model number on the pc liquidator site? 01-25-2001 11:20:03

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Steve Fant, It's not on the pcliquidator webpage but the webpage is 4800LT.html and there is a model 4800LT. 01-25-2001 11:31:39

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) donerb http://www.pcliquidator.com/4800lt.htm Anyone have an idea how much the access point base stations run? I've seen prices in the 900-18000 (yes, $18K... type aironet in at shopper.com). This is far beyond a similar Linksys WAP11 for $225. Will the 4800 work with the Cisco Aironet 340/350 series, or is there a cheaper (discontinued?) Aironet line? Would this card work with a Linksys WAP11? My ultimate goal is to have multiple wireless devices running through my cable modem, which currently runs off of a Linksys BEFSR81 for my hardwired LAN devices. I assume I can take a WAP and hook it into the router/firewall with no problems. Would it also be possible to just use one of my existing computers as an access point if it had a wireless card? 01-25-2001 12:49:51

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) idiotboy Profile Maybe this is the same as the last guy's question.... not sure... will two of these Aironet Wireless cards do addhock or peer to peer and talk to each other without an expensive access port or is an access port required? jack 01-29-2001 12:17:41

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) JamesD1343 Ubik and I have ordered a few of these cards from PCLiquidator and will try them. They seem to be compatible with Cisco Aironet cards but Im concerned bec one link in an earlier thread referred to the LT model specifically as not compatible with other Aironet products but in the same breath claimed them to be 802.11b standard...maybe they can only do ad hoc peer to peer and cannot use an access point ??? we'll see soon enough (hopefully by the end of the week). BTW, the Cicso Aironet 4800 cards work great on our corporate LAN (browse file servers, browse web, IMAP to Exchange Server) 01-29-2001 13:16:56

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) ciscopod The 340 series card works flawlessly with my Epods. Just copy the aironet.dll file into the /windows directory, then insert the card. Wehn a popup appears, type in the file name: aironet.dll, setup your ip info (I use DHCP), and you are off and running. Make sure you use the correct ce driver. The 2.11 works, the other did not. 01-30-2001 16:09:07

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Chicago773 Profile | Email Could you provide me with the necessary files for the Aironet 4800? Can anyone suggest a reasonably priced, compatible PCI card for ad hoc networking? APS@UREACH.COM Thanks in advance! 01-31-2001 12:14:12

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) eggplant Wireless cards seem to only come in the pcmcia form factor -- so for the three (!) desktops in my house, I had to buy isa-to-pcmcia adapters for them. I found mine on ebay, they go for a wide range of prices ($15-$50). The PCI or ISA wireless cards you see are really pcmcia cards stuck onto these types of adapters. (Well, some have external antennae welded onto them, but you get the idea.) 01-31-2001 12:34:06

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) theisgroup Maltese_Falcon I was wondering if you could email me the dll I will need. theisgroup@hotmail.com 02-09-2001 11:23:59

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) Maltese+Falcon Go here: http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/aironet-utils-ce21 and choose the MIPS driver and utilities. This is what I use. Let me know if you have any problems with them. Once they're unzipped, no need to do an ActiveSync install. Just copy the DLL to the WinCeFiles\IFC directory. I put the utilities into another directory (preferably on a CF card to save space) MF 02-09-2001 22:40:44

RE:Has anyone gotten the Cisco/Aironet wireless cards to work with the e-pods? (modified 0 times) theisgroup MF, Thanks, it worked. 02-15-2001 15:42:37

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