Ad-hoc

aksmohan · Apr 15, 2006

I've got a desktop and notebook.

They're both supposidely connected to a network, but i can't ping em, and they both behave like 802.11b when they ar 802.11g (proper drivers installed).

Help please ...

anubhav_har · Apr 15, 2006

Try out computer names and the workgroups they are on.. and ip configurations.. there are many possibilities to this malfunction...

aksmohan · Apr 15, 2006

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Urr, IP cofig's ok, both on same workgroup.

::vicky:: · Apr 15, 2006

what is the difference between g and b is there any other letter also

aksmohan · Apr 16, 2006

aadasa

WHAT ?!?!? :S:S:S:S :shock:

anubhav_har · Apr 16, 2006

::vicky:: said:
what is the difference between g and b is there any other letter also

What is G and B dude???

manas · Apr 16, 2006

anubhav_har said:
::vicky:: said:

what is the difference between g and b is there any other letter also

Click to expand...

What is G and B dude???

These are different specifications for IEEE 802.11.There are three specifications IEEE 802.11a,IEEE 802.11b and IEEE802.11g.

The 802.11a standard uses the 5 GHz band.The 802.11b and 802.11g standards use the 2.4 GHz band.

Ad-hoc

aksmohan

Broken In

anubhav_har

In the zone

aksmohan

Broken In

::vicky::

In the zone

aksmohan

Broken In

anubhav_har

In the zone

manas

Wandering in the zone ...