Creating a network with SBC DSL...

I have a series of questions both trouble shooting and opinionated concerning setting up a wireless network with my new Airport Express and my current DSL provider: SBC. Just for information purposes my account ends in @sbcglobal.net. Now I have an old Dlink wireless router that worked fine but I would really like the speed of G and ease of apple... SO
Trouble Shooting
1) On my old dlink router I used PPPoe with my username (ending in @sbcglobal.net) and password so the router could athenticate and connect to the internet. I have since tried doing a similar setup by choosing PPPoe in the apple express menu and setting up the same user fields BUT when I connect to the network on my Mac I have no internet and in the upper right hand corner where the WIFI signal is it says "negociating..." and continues to says this... Any ideas on other settings I have not enabled or such? Anyone else with SBC DSL gotten their airport express to work?
Opinions
2) My old router operates on the WIFI B standard and I was wondering how much better will the G standard be? Will I get better reception and distance throughout the house over B AND will the speed be that different?
Thank you,
TM
Please help soon because I am still stuck on the old slow router and greatly wish to utilize my airport express

As I use PPPoA my knowledge of PPPoE is limited in that respect.
2) My old router operates on the WIFI B standard and
I was wondering how much better will the G standard
be? Will I get better reception and distance
throughout the house over B
No, if anything it might be marginally less.
AND will the speed be
that different?
In terms of an internet connection you will not notice the difference, as most internet connections are much much slower than even 802.11b.
Where you will notice the difference is internal file transfers between clients on your network.
iFelix

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Linksys WRT54 G V1.1 - Problems with SBC DSL after firmware update

I have a Linksys WRT54G version 1.1. I also have AT&T SBC Yahoo! DSL with the SpeedStream 5100 DSL modem.
It previously had the original firmware, as I never updated it. Last night I updated the firmware. It was successful. However ever since I have not been able to successfully connect to my SBC DSL.
I set it to PPPOE and used my SBC username and password to connect but it would not connect. Router name, domain name, host name and the new field called "service name" were all left blank previously....so I do not think anything changed there. I talked to the SBC technical support and the lady had no information to give me regarding any of those fields because the router was 3rd party....she gave me the Linksys number but how are they supposed to know any of SBC's specific information? Anyway I figured I mind as well post here instead of waiting in line for an on-line Linksys technical advisor.
There were also new added options in the updated firmware version like "advanced settings" I believe it is called....since the firmware update the "router" was set to be a hub instead of a router....so I changed it to router. Then I was able to go to status and finally be able to connect. Prior to that it was giving me an error saying it was not able to obtain an IP address from the server.
Although I was able to connect to the SBC DSL service through the router I am still unable to actually get an internet connection. Cannot receive weather through weatherbug or access websites through IE7. For the time being I disconnected the router and have the modem hooked directly to my desktop. This works OK temporarily but I'd love to get the router up and running again so I could use my wireless laptop as well as the increased security that the router provides.
If you can think of something I am forgetting or doing wrong with this new firmware update let me know. There are a bunch more options and settings than the original firmware that I am not really familiar with. Thank you in advance!

With most AT&T systems, the modem does your PPPoE login. The Linksys router should not repeat this login. Instead, in the WRT54G, the "Internet Connection Type" should be set to obtain an IP address automatically (DHCP). This is the factory default setting.
Additionally, after a firmware upgrade, you must reset the router to factory defaults, then setup the router again from scratch. If you saved a router configuration file, DO NOT use it.
So, to fix your system, do the following:
First, reset the router to factory defaults.
To reset your router to factory defaults, use the following procedure:
1) Power down all computers, the router, and the modem, and unplug them from the wall.
2) Disconnect all wires from the router.
3) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
4) Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds, then release it, then let the router reset and reboot (2-3 minutes).
5) Power down the router.
6) Connect one computer by wire to port 1 on the router (NOT to the internet port).
7) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
8) Power up the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it is off).
9) Try to ping the router. To do this, click the "Start" button > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. A black DOS box will appear. Enter the following: "ping 192.168.1.1" (no quotes), and hit the Enter key. You will see 3 or 4 lines that start either with "Reply from ... " or "Request timed out." If you see "Reply from ...", your computer has found your router.
10) Open your browser and point it to 192.168.1.1. This will take you to your router's login page. Leave the user name blank, and in the password field, enter "admin" (with no quotes). This will take you to your router setup page. Note the version number of your firmware (usually listed near upper right corner of screen). Exit your browser.
If you get this far without problems, then power down your network, then wire the ethernet port on the 5100 to the Internet port on the WRT54G. Leave one computer wired to a LAN port on the WRT54G. Power up your network. It should work.
If you cannot get "Reply from ..." in step 9 above, your router might be dead. Report back with this problem.
If you get a reply in step 9, but cannot complete step 10, then either your router is dead or the firmware is corrupt. In this case, report back with this problem.
If you need additional help, your router's firmware version, and the results of steps 9 and 10. Also, if you get any error messages, copy them exactly and report back.
Please let me know how things turn out for you.
Message Edited by toomanydonuts on 02-18-2009 02:49 AM

Help setting up wireless network with Verizon DSL

I bought a MacBook Pro and an Air Port Extreme yesterday. I have an iMAC G5 from October 2004. I have Verizon DSL service and a Westell Series 6100 modem.
Bottom line --> I can't get the wireless connection to work.
I have successfully used a wired dsl connection with my iMAC G5. But, I tried to just disconnect the ethernet cable from my computer and put it into the Airport Extreme and that didn't work. I used the utility to set up the base station and the network, but I'm not sure if I did it properly.
I know a PPPoE is involved but I'm not sure of how to configure the system properly. I'm also not sure if the problem is with the configuration of the AirPort extreme or with my Verizon modem.
All I know is that I want to see a green light on that thing and not a flashing orange one.
Does any one have some instructions for setting up your AirPort Extreme using Verizon DSL? Has anyone else had similar problems? Thanks in advance!
MacBook Pro & iMAC G% Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Just finished solving this problem. I am not a strong tech guy, but I know that since it works for others it is just a question of poking and pushing. Anyway it was nine hours in the making...
My snow airport working with an airport express had been bullet proof with verizon dsl for a couple of years. I wanted to upgrade since I am now Intel mac and hit the blinking amber light.
I am only going to be able to give the big picture... The AEBS found and worked with all my computers from the beginning, so the problem became that the default IP Address and Subnet Mask were wrong and never automatically adjusted by the assistants.
Take your working plug-in ethernet connections or the working snow connections from the Airport Utility Internet Connect page. I used the manual configure process to access the info screens.
I copied all the numbers down, but I believe you only have to insert the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Router Address and DNS servers. I put "dsl.verizon.net" in the domain search box.
Go up to the IPv4 pull down menu and select manual and put in the numbers you copied. Then click Update. When the software returns control, the AEBS will still be orange.
Toggle the IPv4 to "using DHCP" Click Update.
This should bring the green light.
I think I then updated the Network Preference Pane, probably had to manually put in my wireless password again. Browser and mail program worked.
I think that was all. I may have had to repeat the toggle to make it stick, but I am operational for the last several hours, including the airport express, a G4 laptop and a Sony PC.
Hope this helps.
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I installed my new iMac with my Macbook Pro 2008 back up. I created a iMac network with Airport extreme, but now my Macbook Pro cannot get internet. any ideas on why or what to do about it.

Hello 1BillyMac,
It seems you have a network conflict that isn't allowing your MacBook Pro to connect to the internet. This may be caused by both computers sharing identical network settings. You may want to consider creating a new network location on your MacBook Pro to assign new network settings. The following article will instruct you on how to do that:
OS X Yosemite: Add a network location
A network location is a group of network settings
A network location is a group of network settings for your various network services (Ethernet or Wi-Fi for example).
If you often change network settings, you may find switching between locations quicker and easier than repeatedly modifying individual groups of settings.
For example, you might want to make a location for “home,” where you connect to the Internet with a telephone modem, and a location for “office,” where you connect to your company network and the Internet using Ethernet or AirPort.
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Network.
Click the Location pop-up menu, choose Edit Locations, then click Add .
Enter a name for the location, then click Done.
Enter settings for each network connection service you want to use in that location.
After you create your locations, you can switch all of your network settings by clicking the Location pop-up menu and choosing a different location.
Thank you for contributing to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Bobby_D

Can I create a network using a DSL Gateway with iPad

My brother and I purchased an iPad for our mum. She can see next doors Netgear WiFi but unfortunately they do not know the the security number to give mum access.
So we were wondering if there is a way of creating a new network using an old wireless router we have that is spare?
Mum doesn't have a PC so we cannot set one up that way. Is there anyway that the router could be set up using the iPad itself?
Presumably you have to have something hardwired to the router to make the settings?
Basically can I configure/troubleshoot the modem/router using just the iPad? I know some configurations are accessed through just a web browser, and I wasn't sure if the iPad Safari would support that.
And what if somebody was setting up a modem from scratch?
Would they be able to do everything from the iPad?

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2) How do I determine if I have a secure network? (other than the computer, don't have any other wireless devices to check though we are planning to purchase one in the future). When I check on the windows network
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And thanks for any help.
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Wireless Mode: Create a wireless network
Network Name: <enter the desired Network Name or SSID>
Radio Mode: 802.11n (802.11b/g compatible) Set to automatic instead (and finding 80211a)
Channel: Automatic
Internet > Internet Connection
Connect Using: Ethernet
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Ethernet WAN Port: Automatic (Default)
Connection Sharing: Off (Bridge Mode) Set to share a public address

Created wifi network with AE won't allow me to access internet

I have uverse internet, 2 AE's connected through ethernet cables via cable boxes. I set both AE's to create their own wireless network. I gave them both the same name and password. The password and settings mirror the uverse modem. What might the problem be? I can connect to the AE's, but on the created network I cannot connect to the internet. Thanks for any knowledge.

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Then, power off the entire network and wait a few minutes
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Then, start up the other AirPort the same way
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Report on your results.

Creating Two Networks with Different Securities and Double NAT Error

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Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 1g -> 6g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 6g -> 11g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 11g -> 7g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 7g -> 13g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 13g -> 52a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 52a -> 56a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:48: <kernel> scan_next: chan 56a -> 60a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 60a -> 64a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 64a -> 36a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 36a -> 40a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 40a -> 44a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 44a -> 48a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 48a -> 2g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 2g -> 3g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 3g -> 4g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 4g -> 5g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 5g -> 8g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:49: <kernel> scan_next: chan 8g -> 9g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> scan_next: chan 9g -> 10g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> scan_next: chan 10g -> 12g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> scan_next: chan 12g -> 149a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> ieee80211cancelscan: cancel active scan
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> scan_next: done, [ticks 39325, dwell min 8 scanend 63144]
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> _ieee80211newstate: SCAN -> INIT (arg 0xffffffff)
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> ieee80211initnode[1130] old_auth 1
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> ieee80211scanflush
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Broadcast scan request received from pid 286 ().
Sun Sep 6 11:54:50: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:00: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:00: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Broadcast scan request received from pid 286 ().
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Initiating scan.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> _ieee80211newstate: INIT -> SCAN (arg 0xffffffff)
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> ieee80211checkscan: active scan, duration 24000, desired mode auto, append, nopick
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> ieee80211startscan: active scan, duration 24000, desired mode auto, append, nopick
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 1b -> 1g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 1g -> 6g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] new beacon on chan 6 (bss chan 6) "USR8054"
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] caps 0x431 bintval 100 erp 0x0
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] new probe_resp on chan 6 (bss chan 6) "USR8054"
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] caps 0x471 bintval 100 erp 0x0
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] new probe_resp on chan 6 (bss chan 6) "USR8054"
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] caps 0x471 bintval 100 erp 0x0
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 6g -> 11g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 11g -> 7g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 7g -> 13g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 13g -> 52a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 52a -> 56a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:01: <kernel> scan_next: chan 56a -> 60a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 60a -> 64a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 64a -> 36a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 36a -> 40a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 40a -> 44a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 44a -> 48a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 48a -> 2g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 2g -> 3g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 3g -> 4g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 4g -> 5g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 5g -> 8g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 8g -> 9g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:02: <kernel> scan_next: chan 9g -> 10g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 10g -> 12g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 12g -> 149a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 149a -> 153a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 153a -> 157a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 157a -> 161a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 161a -> 165a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 165a -> 100a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 100a -> 104a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 104a -> 108a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 108a -> 112a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 112a -> 116a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:03: <kernel> scan_next: chan 116a -> 120a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: chan 120a -> 124a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: chan 124a -> 128a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: chan 128a -> 132a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: chan 132a -> 136a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: chan 136a -> 140a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> scan_next: done, [ticks 40752, dwell min 8 scanend 64441]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> _ieee80211newstate: SCAN -> INIT (arg 0xffffffff)
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> ieee80211initnode[1130] old_auth 1
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::scanDone: Scheduling cache purge timer in 30 seconds.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Broadcast scan request received from pid 286 ().
Sun Sep 6 11:55:04: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:10: <kernel> ieee80211scanflush
Sun Sep 6 11:55:10: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:10: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Directed scan request received from pid 286 (Mac mini de WinGer).
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Initiating scan.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> _ieee80211newstate: INIT -> SCAN (arg 0xffffffff)
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> ieee80211checkscan: active scan, duration 24000, desired mode auto, append, nopick
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> ieee80211startscan: active scan, duration 24000, desired mode auto, append, nopick
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 1b -> 1g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 1g -> 6g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] new beacon on chan 6 (bss chan 6) "USR8054"
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> [00:c0:49:cc:85:b4] caps 0x431 bintval 100 erp 0x0
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 6g -> 11g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 11g -> 7g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 7g -> 13g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 13g -> 52a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 52a -> 56a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 56a -> 60a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:12: <kernel> scan_next: chan 60a -> 64a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 64a -> 36a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 36a -> 40a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 40a -> 44a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 44a -> 48a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 48a -> 2g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 2g -> 3g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 3g -> 4g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 4g -> 5g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 5g -> 8g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 8g -> 9g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 9g -> 10g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:13: <kernel> scan_next: chan 10g -> 12g [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 12g -> 149a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 149a -> 153a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 153a -> 157a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 157a -> 161a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 161a -> 165a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 165a -> 100a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 100a -> 104a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 104a -> 108a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 108a -> 112a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 112a -> 116a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 116a -> 120a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:14: <kernel> scan_next: chan 120a -> 124a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> scan_next: chan 124a -> 128a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> scan_next: chan 128a -> 132a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> scan_next: chan 132a -> 136a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> scan_next: chan 136a -> 140a [passive, dwell min 8 max 8]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> scan_next: done, [ticks 41844, dwell min 8 scanend 65532]
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> _ieee80211newstate: SCAN -> INIT (arg 0xffffffff)
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> ieee80211initnode[1130] old_auth 1
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::startScan: Directed scan request received from pid 286 (Mac mini de WinGer).
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> IO80211ScanManager::getScanResult: All scan results returned for pid 286.
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:15: <Apple80211 framework[286]> ACNetworkIBSSEnable() failed in Apple80211Set(APPLE80211IOC_IBSSMODE) = -3900 (Parameter error)
Sun Sep 6 11:55:20: <kernel> stop running
Sun Sep 6 11:55:20: <kernel> stop running

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