Re: Airport Extreme Cards and Airbears

Ian,

Not a stupid question at all and to be honest, we haven't tried it
anywhere else other than Tolman. I can ask them to try elsewhere to
see what results they get. We assumed it was individualized to those
computers and/or those cards because others have been able to
connect, in fact, just this afternoon, someone brought in an older
iBook with an older Airport card for some unrelated issue and it was
detecting Airbears fine.

Beth

At 4:23 PM -0700 10/13/04, Ian Crew wrote:
>To ask the stupid question:
>
>Can they see AirBears anywhere else on campus? Might help narrow
>things down a bit....
>
>Ian
>
>At 2:21 PM -0700 10/13/04, Beth Muramoto wrote:
>>I didn't know who to email about this in CNS so forgive this post
>>if it should go elsewhere. If anyone knows who I should direct
>>this, please let me know, but another reason for posting this is to
>>find out if others are experiencing the same problem.
>>
>>We've had 3 iBooks with the Airport Extreme card both pre-installed
>>and manually installed where they were not able see Airbears in
>>Tolman Hall. We even tested on the second floor where there are 2
>>antennas (one in 2515 and one in the Ed-Psych Library) and Airbears
>>was not detected. On one of the iBooks, we did test the card by
>>creating a network on an iMac that we have in a lab here that has
>>an older Airport card and was connecting wirelessly. That iMac was
>>detected by the iBook. We also put the laptop on the same table
>>that the iMac with the older Airport card was on and there was no
>>signal to the iBook, but the iMac was detecting both Airbears and
>>another wireless network.
>>
>>Does anyone know if there is a compatibility/connectivity issue
>>with the Airport Extreme cards and Airbears? Or has anyone
>>experienced similar problems as well?
>>
>>Any suggestions are welcome and appreciated.
>>
>>Beth
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>>Beth Muramoto
>>Computer Resource Specialist
>>Graduate School of Education
>>University of California, Berkeley
>>1650 Tolman Hall
>>Berkeley, CA 94720
>>Email: mailto:bmuramot@uclink.berkeley.edu
>>Phone: (510) 643-0203
>>Fax: (510) 643-6239
>>
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Beth Muramoto
Computer Resource Specialist
Graduate School of Education
University of California, Berkeley
1650 Tolman Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720
Email:  mailto:bmuramot@uclink.berkeley.edu
Phone:  (510) 643-0203
Fax:  (510) 643-6239
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