Re: [OT] Airport card device name
Re: [OT] Airport card device name
- Subject: Re: [OT] Airport card device name
- From: Gary Lists <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 03:16:24 -0500
- Http: //bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Sounds/HolyGrail.wav/taunt.wav
On or about 12-19-03 1:46 AM, Marc K. Myers wrote:
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I recently set up a wireless network with a NetGear WGR614 v2 router
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and an iBook with an Airport card. Everything works great except that
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I can't implement one of the security layers available in the router.
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That's the one that limits access to the network to machines that have
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their MAC addresses listed in a table on the router. The router setup
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software requires the MAC address and the device name of the card. The
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Airport card apparently has no device name.
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Marc [12/18/03 11:01:51 PM]
Maybe not OT...
I don't know if any useful information could come from the Airport
configuration properties, but you can get those via AS. (See IC dictionary
for more detail...this was just a handy fragment.)
tell application "Internet Connect"
properties of AirPort configuration "Airport"
end tell
--> {status:status of AirPort configuration "AirPort" of application
"Internet Connect", network type:1, AirPort power:true, class:AirPort
configuration, name:"AirPort", base station ID:"00:0A:95:F2:D1:D0", network
name:"sample", signal level:90}
I don't really think that this refers to "the device name of the card"
(presumably they mean the NIC?)
Also, have you tried the System Profiler, or whatever the 'Xquivalent' is?
Not much help, but...
--
Gary
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