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help with setting up wireless connection on notebook.
I hope somebody can help me with this subject. My pc is connected to the internet by an usb-modem, which has wireless connection to my internetprovider. This pc with the internetconnection shares it with 2 other pc's connected by ordinary net-cabel and a 5 ports skancom switch. This is working pretty well. Now I have bought a notebook (without any wireless card but a connector for net-cable) I would like to connect my notebook to the pc with internetconnection so I also can use the notebook on the internet. But not by a cable - there must be some solution with wireless, a card or usb-adapter. I will be very thankfull if somebody can give my advices about what to do. best regards from Erling Simonsen, Herning, Denmark. Erling skrev:
Show quoteHide quote > Hello. Have got a solution.> I hope somebody can help me with this subject. > > My pc is connected to the internet by an usb-modem, which has wireless > connection to my internetprovider. > > This pc with the internetconnection shares it with 2 other pc's > connected by ordinary net-cabel and a 5 ports skancom switch. > > This is working pretty well. > > Now I have bought a notebook (without any wireless card but a connector > for net-cable) > I would like to connect my notebook to the pc with internetconnection > so I also can use the notebook on the internet. > But not by a cable - there must be some solution with wireless, a card > or usb-adapter. > > I will be very thankfull if somebody can give my advices about what to do. > > best regards from > Erling Simonsen, > Herning, Denmark. > -- > www.oz1eee.dk Hello. I bought a wireless Lan Router 54 Mbps and replaced it instead my Skancom switch - and also bought a wireless Lan usb 2.0 stick - 54 Mbps. So now it is working very well. b.r. Erling Simonsen On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 01:36:32 +0200, Erling <send@nospam.dk> wrote:
Show quoteHide quote >Hello. You need a wireless access point to connect to your network switch, and a >I hope somebody can help me with this subject. > >My pc is connected to the internet by an usb-modem, which has wireless >connection to my internetprovider. > >This pc with the internetconnection shares it with 2 other pc's >connected by ordinary net-cabel and a 5 ports skancom switch. > >This is working pretty well. > >Now I have bought a notebook (without any wireless card but a connector >for net-cable) >I would like to connect my notebook to the pc with internetconnection >so I also can use the notebook on the internet. >But not by a cable - there must be some solution with wireless, a card >or usb-adapter. cardbus card for your notebook. >I will be very thankfull if somebody can give my advices about what to do. A cardbus card is more conveinient than a usb device.Barry Barry OGrady skrev:
Show quoteHide quote > On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 01:36:32 +0200, Erling <send@nospam.dk> wrote: OK, I was at the dealers store today and asked for changing the > > >>Hello. >>I hope somebody can help me with this subject. >> >>My pc is connected to the internet by an usb-modem, which has wireless >>connection to my internetprovider. >> >>This pc with the internetconnection shares it with 2 other pc's >>connected by ordinary net-cabel and a 5 ports skancom switch. >> >>This is working pretty well. >> >>Now I have bought a notebook (without any wireless card but a connector >>for net-cable) >>I would like to connect my notebook to the pc with internetconnection >>so I also can use the notebook on the internet. >>But not by a cable - there must be some solution with wireless, a card >>or usb-adapter. > > > You need a wireless access point to connect to your network switch, and a > cardbus card for your notebook. ¨ usb-stick to a cardbus card, but they told me that the stick was more convenient than the cardbus card, so it maybe a bad advice from them? > OK>>I will be very thankfull if somebody can give my advices about what to do. > > > A cardbus card is more conveinient than a usb device. Thank you for answering me. best regards from Erling Simonsen On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 15:07:23 +0200, Erling <send@nospam.dk> wrote:
Show quoteHide quote >Barry OGrady skrev: Its up to you. The usb device is proably on a cable where the cardbus card would >> On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 01:36:32 +0200, Erling <send@nospam.dk> wrote: >> >> >>>Hello. >>>I hope somebody can help me with this subject. >>> >>>My pc is connected to the internet by an usb-modem, which has wireless >>>connection to my internetprovider. >>> >>>This pc with the internetconnection shares it with 2 other pc's >>>connected by ordinary net-cabel and a 5 ports skancom switch. >>> >>>This is working pretty well. >>> >>>Now I have bought a notebook (without any wireless card but a connector >>>for net-cable) >>>I would like to connect my notebook to the pc with internetconnection >>>so I also can use the notebook on the internet. >>>But not by a cable - there must be some solution with wireless, a card >>>or usb-adapter. >> >> >> You need a wireless access point to connect to your network switch, and a >> cardbus card for your notebook. >¨ >OK, I was at the dealers store today and asked for changing the >usb-stick to a cardbus card, but they told me that the stick was more >convenient than the cardbus card, so it maybe a bad advice from them? be internal. > Barry>> >>>I will be very thankfull if somebody can give my advices about what to do. >> >> >> A cardbus card is more conveinient than a usb device. > >OK >Thank you for answering me. > >best regards from Erling Simonsen
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