said:
>In <200510052330.j95NUqF4247176@pimout7-ext.prodigy.net>, on 10/05/05
> at 04:31 PM, sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro) said:
>>Using a Windows computer, I changed the IP address of the Asus Pocket AP
>>from 192.168.1.1 to 172.19.20.1 as is shown in Dani's example.
>No it's not. I recommend you read the instructions again.
Dani says, if I read her correctly, "I preferred to set up y WL330g with a
static, non-conflicting address from the private IP range 172.16.0.0/20."
I believe this is what I have done. If I have this wrong, can you be more
specific as to what I should have?
>>Also, using a browser, like Dani suggests, I cannot access the pocket AP
>>by typing http://172.19.20.1 or anything else, either in ethernet mode or
>>in AP mode.
>You have a continuing usage problem. When you talk to 172.19.20.1, you
>are talking to yourself.
>Set up the address as Dani suggests and it will probably work.
I had a typo in the HOSTS file, which I corrected. The SETUP.CMD file is
exactly as in Dani's example.
I can now talk to my access point and get internet access through the
WL330g -- hooray! But I still am unable to access the WL330G from my web
browser. This is not a major problem as I can always connect it to a
Windows computer to configure, but it seems curious that I can't yet do it
from eCS.
Sandy
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