[MLB-WIRELESS] DWL-650 question.
Ryan Abbenhuys
sneeze at alphalink.com.au
Tue Oct 28 09:09:14 EST 2003
In ad-hoc mode when there isn't a connection established you will see the
remote cards MAC address constantly change with each beacon. Once there is
a connection from another card the MAC stops rolling.
I've never really looked into why this is, but it's normal with all cards
in Ad-Hoc mode.
ps...dlink ewwwwww
>Hi People,
>
>I have noticed a strange thing with mt DWL-650 card....
>
>GMI & myself (GXT) have been playing trying to get a link over the 7Km.
we are
>line of site and GMI can see my beacons. As I am still in the steapest
part of
>this learning curve with Wlan's I am not sure what is going on sometimes.
>
>Using the dwl-650's 'configuration utility' I set up the system so as GMI
can
>test and move antenna etc. The 'Link Info' screen shows my MAC address...
>
>eg 00:40:34:67:91:3f (not the real one, I dont remember it from
work)
>
>Anyway, if I do a "rescan" from the conf util, the MAC address changes,
well
>at least the middle 2 values change, so I end up with a variable MAC in
the
>form of...
>
>
>00:40:xx:yy:91:3f
>
>only the xx & yy change when i hit 'rescan'??????
>
>GMI has been able to establish a link, ie, his system says, "Connected to"
but
>my system says nothing? I have tested AdHoc mode locally with another
machine
>but even when I am transfering files between the dwl-650 and the minitar
PCI
>system the dwl-650 conf util still does not indicate a connection???
>
>Any ideas as to what may be amiss?
>
>Thanks for your time.
>
>Regards
>
>Mark
>
>
>
>
>
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