Configure DLink Network card on Fedora Core 4
Hi guys, I have a D Link 54mbps PCI card. I need to configure it on my
desktop that runs Fedora Core 4, intention is to connect to my ISP from
the Wifi card and redistribute (Masquerade other LAN systems) it to
other systems at my home.
Can anybody show me ow to first: Configure the wifi card to connect and
browse through my ISP gateway. I have an account with them. How can I
configure the card to browse from them?
Second: I need a small NAT script to hide other LAN systems behind me.
Thanx.
Lekkie.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Ndiswrapper
... > I just hit the Fn-F2 key to switch the card on ... I've done a few tests and the signals level ... other indications you get are that the WiFi card *IS* capable receiving ... This tells me that the wifi card receives the information which the AP is ...
(alt.os.linux.suse) - RE: Unable to to to browse the internet....
... Well, I restored all the functionality I had initially disabled in the BIOS, ... such as built in Network card, built in WiFi card, built in WiFi WAN ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - RE: Unable to to to browse the internet....
... Well, I restored all the functionality I had initially disabled in the BIOS, ... such as built in Network card, built in WiFi card, built in WiFi WAN ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: WiFi 802.11b or g setup
... uses the RealTek 8139 chipset. ... I've read too many messages about problems with the 'G' card. ... And the generic un-known wifi card, which came free with one wifi ... >>scan still said that there was no network connector attached or present. ...
(freebsd-questions) - Re: NTFS
... > I am trying to set up my wireless card but FC4 doesn't seem to recognize ... The best way is to use Ndiswrapper or driverloader. ... wifi card, then you have to buy additional licenses for each card. ...
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