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If Your Macintosh Has a Non-AirPort Wireless
Adapter
■ Make sure your Macintosh computer’s wireless mode is set correctly. Set
it to
Infrastructure
if you are connecting through an access point, or
802.11b Ad Hoc
if you are connecting without an access point.
If your adapter does not include an
802.11b Ad Hoc
option, set the
wireless mode to
Ad Hoc
,
Computer-to-Computer
, or the mode your
adapter uses to communicate without an access point. Do not select a
pseudo ad hoc or proprietary ad hoc mode. See the documentation for
your wireless adapter for details.
■ If you’re using infrastructure mode, make sure there is a link with good
signal strength (greater than 50 percent) between the Macintosh and base
station or access point. See your wireless adapter’s documentation for
details.
■ If you’re configuring the print server from a Macintosh with a non-
AirPort wireless adapter, make sure WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is
disabled before you begin. See the documentation for your wireless
adapter for instructions.
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