I've posted about  4 times re my SD wifi card not 'talking' to my Origo
wireless card via ad-hoc. No one replies. Is no one running an ad-hoc setup
at all and if so why can't someone offer help ? I've given details each
time - even pics which I know is not the done thing on a ...

my axim x3 has a socket sdio card and my router is a lynksys befw11s4 i can
pick up the signal and even connect for a minute but that is all what are
the actual configuration steps i must be missing something

i have followed all of the post and met with success on surfing the web my
problem is with active sync. is there something or some steps i should be
doing with my pc and home networking. i have an ethernet cable running tom
my router and i have a usb wireless adapter wich do i need

I have been struggling for weeks with this problem:
My Ipaq stopped working with my Orinoco AP-200 access point (great AP-once
it is configured). I use a custom configured SSID on a closed network with
128 bit WEP encryption, using a 13 place alpa numberic key. As I am writing

Right now I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003 on the desktop to debug code
that is running on my PDA which is in the cradle.
My application is a wireless one, so can I run the debugger on the PDA while
it is NOT in the cradle (i.e., wireless debugging)?

Has anyone run into the issue where special characters
(in this case, the "*" symbol) are used in the SSID.  My
work SSID uses special characters and Pocket PC 2003
won't take it as a valid network name in the 802.11b

anyone know why the d-link 614 router is more expensive than the 624+, and
that the 624+ is cheaper than the 624?
Am I missing something? How do these routers differ in functionality. I know
that the 624 series supports 802.11b and g, whereas the 614 only supports

We have had Exchange 2003 working since release with OWA, OMA, RPC over HTTP
and ActiveSync. Both OWA and ActiveSync using SSL. Aswell as OWA being a
root site on a subdomain (owa.company.com).
I was quite impressed with this little setup, until we added a wifi router,

Please any sniffer compatible wifi, work with my ipaq 4150
thank

I am new to this and I have a ipaq1945 and someone gave me a sandisk
connectSDwi-fi card.  It sees all my networks but it just allows it to be
availabe and not connecting.  I spoke to the sandisk company and they told
me that it is a "G" problem it is only compatable to B networks ...

I've got an iPAQ 3670 with a WiFi card in it and running PPC2002.   I can
get to the Internet worelessly.   My unit has Media Player 8 installed.   Is
it possible to use the Media Player to listen to Internet radio stations via
the WiFi link?

As subject. If so please tell me how. I have a sandisk SD wifi card, ppc
2003 with a ipaq 1940 and the pc (windows xp pro) has an Origo wireless card

How do I identify the Mac address of a wireless card in my Ipaq 4100 ?
Regards
Steve

I've managed to get a personal cert loaded onto my PPC2003 E755.
I've set up IAS as my RADIUS server and setup RRAS policies to allow anyone
in the WirelessUsers group to login.
I have set up my PPC connection for the SSID of the network I'm trying to

hi, and thank you all for the very useful existing postings on connectivity.
i cannot activesync at all over wifi, and believe I have tried the
suggestions listed.  I have no wep, no firewall.  I am using a dell axim x5
and dell truemobile cf card, and linksys befw11s4.