This is a discussion on 3com AP2000 (3CRWE20096A) web-based setup within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I got a 3com access point today, figuring since it claimed to be configurable via a web-based interface I'...
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I got a 3com access point today, figuring since it claimed to be
configurable via a web-based interface I'd have no trouble setting the thing up. I should know better by now. I've connected the thing to a nic in my linux box, and assigned the nic to 192.168.0.1. The nic appears happy, but I can't find the damn AP. Looking at the manual indicates that it should find its own IP from the dhcp server running on my machine, set to assign IPs between 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.5. It isn't listening on any of those IPs. Failing that it's supposed to set its IP to 169.254.xx.1 where xx is the decimal value of the last byte of the access point's MAC address. My questions are therefore why does it not want to know about my dhcp server, which seems to be running fine, and how do I find out the MAC address of a device I can't see on my network? Does anyone have any experience with these things that could help me out? Thanks. -- Adam Short - ajs at orinoco dot homelinux dot org |