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Hey, yesterday i got my self a wifi card for my laptop (asus) and one for my
desktop pci (dse).

Now i did have a ad hoc network working for a while, but now my laptop
dosent see the desktop, and conects to its self!

sometimes it works for a short amout of time, but i change the setings
(seting up a gateway ip adress) and next thing i know the laptops talking to
its self again.


Any ideas?

Basicaly what i do is set a chanal the same on both cards, same ssid, and
set them as ad hoc? is this right?

Whats the Cheapist AP people are aware of?? and is there any 200mw AP in New
Zealand?

Thanks Daniel

Don't worry, all sorted out now, not sure what was going on, but have it
talking..

It appears the DSE card puts out more power and or the asus card is more
sensitive at receiving.

And the DSE is eather less senstive at reseving and or the asus card puts
out less power.


Dose that make sense??

Bascaly as they get further apart the dse card says its got 0% signal
strength, will the asus card says it has 50% signal strength.

Is it comen for the gap to be that big.. (we are only talking about a gap of
about 20 meters in side)

Daniel


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> Hey, yesterday i got my self a wifi card for my laptop (asus) and one for
my
> desktop pci (dse).
>
> Now i did have a ad hoc network working for a while, but now my laptop
> dosent see the desktop, and conects to its self!
>
> sometimes it works for a short amout of time, but i change the setings
> (seting up a gateway ip adress) and next thing i know the laptops talking
to
> its self again.
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Basicaly what i do is set a chanal the same on both cards, same ssid, and
> set them as ad hoc? is this right?
>
> Whats the Cheapist AP people are aware of?? and is there any 200mw AP in
New
> Zealand?
>
> Thanks Daniel
>
>