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   From: Josiah Jenkins    
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   Subject: Re: PCMCIA Wireless Network Card - USR 5410   
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   Whilst perusing Usenet on Mon, 19 Feb 2007 23:51:40 +0000, I read   
   these words from Moog  :   
      
   >   
   >There shouldn't be a firewall running.   
   >   
   >First thing to check is encryption.   
   >Does the router have WEP or WPA?   
      
   WEP   
   >   
   >If this isn't the problem...   
      
   I'll look into that script but I've resolved the problem !   
      
   For whatever reason the router address had dropped   
   off of the hosts list.   
      
   I know that it *was* there because after the heartbreak   
   I've suffered while setting up Windows networks, I now   
   tend to use fixed IP Addresses and I put the IPA for the   
   router in as 192.168.*.* !   
      
   Re-booted just to make sure it didn't lose it again   
   and it looks OK.   
      
   After dabbling on-and-off since about 1968 with   
   various distros of Linux, that's the first time that   
   I've ever had a usable installation.   
      
   If you were here I'd pour you a drink but I suspect   
   you're both on the other side of the pond from me.   
      
   Thanks again for all the help guys !   
      
   -- jjj   
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