Congress Is Not Impressed With FCC/FAA 5G Controversy + more notable news.I was just using DHCP as an example, since it is the standard default on cards. I guess what I mean is that sometimes having the defaults set for the card, allow NetStumbler to see all APs. Either you mean something else or perhaps it's just the chipset in the card that you are using. I actually have an adapter I keep with no settings when using NetStumbler when I want to see ALL APs because my other adapters cause NetStumbler to limit what APs it sees using the others.It can't be DHCP that you mean, because DHCP requires TCP/IP. This would have NOTHING to do with your adapter not being seen.
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What I am saying is that you may need to reset your settings to DHCP using NetStumbler to see ALL networks in your area. The NetStumbler Auto-re-config option sometimes does this automatically, but I have found not in all cases. I actually have an adapter I keep with no settings when using NetStumbler when I want to see ALL APs because my other adapters cause NetStumbler to limit what APs it sees using the others. If you would like to test this, see how many networks you see using your real settings, then go and set your Wireless Nic to get everything using DHCP and you may see many more APs than you did having it set for WPA and the like. I'm able to detect three wireless networks mines and two others. I have a feeling this may have reconfigured everything, so NetStumbler, and other wireless applications are able to make use of my wireless adapter. It did recondigure how the dialogs came up with wireless connection status, etc.
earlier, I installed SP2 on my wireless machine (finally). It seems my issue has cleared up without me doing anything. If you read Help or go to their site it explains this in more detail.
NetStumbler will do that when a NIC has certian security settings this is normal, because the Nic has been set to connect one way and limits NetStumblers Ability to use it as an open Nic. That said, I leave my thread in hopes of a solution from your guru's! Hell, I don't even know where to start with searching the forums for any previous cases similar to mines. If it helps in diagnosing my situation any further, you can also take a look thru my WiFi security thread here: » New to WLAN and WLAN Security. So, I'm satisfied, and set-up security again on my network, again.
Anyway, after leaving my network open, I went to the wireless client, opened NetStumbler. To troubleshoot my issue, I went back into my wireless gateway settings, under the security tab, and left my network out to the open. Now, when I mean, "stopped working" - the application executes with no problem - it just can't detect my wireless adapter, you know. The application, NetStumbler, seems to have stopped working. I just have a tiny issue after enabling wireless security on my system. Well, everything seems all dandy for the connection, and such. Okay, for some of the crowd here who browse the WiFi and WiFi security forum(s), here at BBR, you should know I'm quite a n00b to wireless networking, as I have been introduced to to the world of WiFi about two weeks ago: » A day hooking up the LAN with no wires.
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