[ale] [OT] really stupid wireless questions
Chris Coleman
ChrisColeman at mail.clayton.edu
Fri Feb 20 15:06:58 EST 2004
XP has the ability to store multiple Wireless configurations. We have students that have wireless at home and use the wireless network on campus. They simply have two configurations. No changes are needed when switching networks after both configurations are setup properly.
Chris
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From: J.M. Taylor [mailto:jtaylor at onlinea.com]
Sent: Fri 2/20/2004 2:05 PM
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Subject: [ale] [OT] really stupid wireless questions
What's the easiest/chepest way to integrate a wireless notebook into an
existing wired network? Replace the existing switch with a
switch/wireless base station?
Also, anybody know how easy it is to allow an authorized user to jump from
one wireless network to another if those networks have been properly
secured? Unfortunately I'm dealing with WinXP here. The user in question
will need to regularly (and seamlessly) move from one network to another
with absolutely minimal pain. And I know *nothing* about wireless except
what I've read about securing a wireless network on SANS and others.
Thanks
jenn
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Jenn Taylor
jtaylor at onlinea.com
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