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Jason wrote: >Heres 3 questions for anyone who can help, > >1. Wireless - would I be better off getting a AP or a PCI card for my monowall router ? card would be preffered as machine is Cel366 with several PCI slots spare. On a similar note, where and what cards would be easiest to get in Australia tha work with m0n0 ? my notebooks only have orinoco 11B cards in them, so B is all I need. > >2. WAN - how to set this interface up, I have a Billion 5100 router atm, and the interface is plugged into this to get internet, I have tried Static IP & DHCP & PPPoE (with router in bridging mode) and none of the above will even let the monowall machine ping out... I am using iinet incase anyone wants to know. > >3. Traffice shaping - someone meantioned there was a basic instruction file floating around for this, could I please have a copy to make sure I have mine configured correctly please. > >Thanks for your time, >Jason Hall >Orana Disability Sales and Service >92 Victoria Street >Dubbo, NSW, 2830 >Ph: 02 6882 9029 >Fax: 02 6882 5994 >Email: dubbo at oranadisability dot com > > > As for PCI cards, you may be able to find older D-Links based on the Prism chipset. The easiest way to go is probably to buy a PC card and use a PCMCIA => PCI converter. www.netgate.com is a good source of quality wireless cards, they are a bit more expensive than what you can pick up on eBay though. -- Fred Weston DaytonaWAN Networks, Inc. www.DaytonaWAN.com |