Thursday, August 14, 2003
I'm wireless!
As I write this, I'm sitting on the sofa in my living room. Seinfeld is on the TV. It's the episode where Kramer writes a coffee table book about coffee tables. What makes this possible, is the new Netgear Cable/DSL 54 Mbps Wireless Router that I got earlier tonight at CompUSA. Setup was extremely easy. I unplugged the cable from the cable modem to the desktop PC and plugged it into the router. Then, ran a new cable from the router to the desktop and plugged in the router. The desktop found the new IP address and went right to the internet. I then went to the router and configured the wireless access point by setting up the encryption. That was it. I'm online and ready to go.
Comments on Comments
Garrett Fitzgerald has blogged about the ability to add comments here, or should I say, the lack of ability. I guess Garrett didn't read far enough to see that I already know about the error. And yes, I am using Access. That was the quickest way to set things up. Once I'm on my own server, I'll use SQL Server. Hopefully, the comments will be working soon.
As I write this, I'm sitting on the sofa in my living room. Seinfeld is on the TV. It's the episode where Kramer writes a coffee table book about coffee tables. What makes this possible, is the new Netgear Cable/DSL 54 Mbps Wireless Router that I got earlier tonight at CompUSA. Setup was extremely easy. I unplugged the cable from the cable modem to the desktop PC and plugged it into the router. Then, ran a new cable from the router to the desktop and plugged in the router. The desktop found the new IP address and went right to the internet. I then went to the router and configured the wireless access point by setting up the encryption. That was it. I'm online and ready to go.
Comments on Comments
Garrett Fitzgerald has blogged about the ability to add comments here, or should I say, the lack of ability. I guess Garrett didn't read far enough to see that I already know about the error. And yes, I am using Access. That was the quickest way to set things up. Once I'm on my own server, I'll use SQL Server. Hopefully, the comments will be working soon.
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