On Tue April 18 2006 14:17, Gene Heskett wrote: > screen tabs: > Basic: > ESSID 'coyote.den' (my local domain) This could be your problem. Your "local domain" is not the same as "ESSID". ESSID is set in your access point settings. It's just a name you can give to your wireless lan network - you can also make it non-broadcastable, so one has to know it before they can connect. Don't mistake that feature for strong security, because it's easily cracked, but it does a little to discourage the casual road-warrior. If you already know all this, pass me the gin... ;-) > Channel set to 6 > Access Point Name 'pipeline.coyote.den' (And I've set that in > hosts, its pingable) -- Claude Jones Bluemont, VA, USA
