Good thought, but Juan didn't mention how many sis drivers were 
available to him.  Juan, when you boot up the router, and assign the WAN 
and LAN, do you have a choice of sis0, sis1, and an0?

Chris


David Kitchens wrote:

>From this description it sounds like you have a bad port on your soekris. I
>have setup many of these and I've not seen your issue at all. Try taking out
>the aironet card and see if the console detects the other sis port. I
>suppose it could be a hardware conflict with the aironet card that is
>shutting down the sis port.
>
>Dave
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Juan Garcia [mailto:juangarcia at sacbeemail dot com] 
>Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 4:23 PM
>To: fred dot weston at daytonawan dot com; murphy at imelectronic dot com
>Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
>Subject: Re: Re: [m0n0wall] Where is the SSID???
>
>This is correct.  I already have an AP in infrastructure mode and I have
>been able to establish a link to it using the CF image from teletronics.  So
>I know the card is not the limiting factor.  (Their user interface sucks,
>hence the reason I'm trying monowall.)
>
>The problem as stated earlier is that I cannot get to the settings to
>configure the wireless parameters.  ie.  ssid, wep, etc.  They don't exist
>in my webGUI!  Period.  I have been told by other posters that I need to
>associate the cisco card to OPT1.  (YES?)  However, no one seems to be able
>to tell me how to do that.  That is not an option  from the webGUI nor is it
>an option from the console.
>
>On console menu, when I choose option 1. 
>1) Interfaces: assign network ports
>
>I can assign sis0 to LAN no problem.  Then it prompts for WAN interface.  I
>can either choose an0 or nothing.  If I choose an0, then I have nothing to
>assign to Optional 1.  If I choose nothing, then the application returns to
>the main menu.  In either case I cannot assign an0 to Optional 1 which is
>what I might need (based on replies to this email.)
>
>So what next?  How the heck do I configure the wireless parameters.  
>This seems like a very simple question yet no one seems to be able to point
>me in the right direction.
>
>Thanx to all for your help.
>
>jg.
>
>  
>
>>He said he already had an access point that he is trying to link his 
>>firewall to, so any wireless card that can operate in infrastructure 
>>mode should work fine, regardless of the chipset.
>>    
>>
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