NB100 Wireless WAN System-LED

If I press Fn+Wireless WAN Key, t he WAN SYSTEM LED is not visible. Is this quite usual? The
bluetooth sign shines red. Is it necessary that the WAN Key shines green if I will conect to my w-lan router?

Hi. New to the forum. Brought an NB 100 one week ago (Windows XP) .
Have had no problem for one week connecting wireless. I still have the orange light and wireless is showing as activated however it will not connect. All other computers connecting as usual. Any ideas? Nothing has changed.
Should I just take it back to the shop and get another one as I brought it specifically for travelling and working away?
Thanks.

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As I'm using Vodafone and I had a AT&T driver, I decided to update.
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What happens? Lenovo TV GPS stays there trying to fix the satellites, but nothing happens. I can't recover the system to a previous state, as I updated Flash player too, and Windows only show me the possibility to roll back this update.
So, apart advicing everyone not to update, I kindky ask:
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- why does Lenovo deploy driver which can cause problems (I just had one updating the BT driver last week! .msi installer problem, error 1935...)?
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Ok, I found in the Net the drive 7uw706ww.zip, which is Version 6.1.4.2, while the updated version is 6.1.10.5 (7UW708WW).
I tried again the GPS, and it wasn't working.
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Recently received my new laptop, X201, Win 7 Pro 32bits. Since I boot it up for the first time, I noticed this curious status LED with the antenna shape which was turned on constantly. Today poking at the technical manual I see it is the "Wireless WAN Status Indicator".
I bought this machine with no wireless WAN / 3G option. Also, Wireless WAN does not show up as an option when pressing Fn-F5. Definitely this machine has no Wireless WAN.
So why is this indicator lighted up all the time? burning battery... Anybody else seeing the same? Anyway I can turn this LED off for good?
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Wiggles, welcome to the forum,
a little more information might help members help you; which operating system do you have installed? Did you install the system manually or is it a factory install?
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1 Ministack USB hub/external hard drive
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I am in the process of finishing my basement and will finally have an "office" to place all of my stuff. I want to be able to hook up the USB printer and USB external hard drives at the same time for wireless availability, so I bought the new AEBS. I am concerned about placing the AEBS in the basement and its impact on wireless signal strength to the upper floors of the house, so I thought I would connect the older UFO-shaped AEBS into the system to extend the wireless range.
I am confused, however, about whether to set up a "roaming network" or a "Wireless Distribution System". I am not sure of the particular benefits of either system given my situation so any help someone could provide would be greatly appreciated.
My house is fairly new, and has a data line system to each room, and I have a cable modem and router in the basement and can share the internet connection to the whole house in this manner. My UFO-shaped AEBS was hooked up to the internet connection via this method with an ethernet cable into the back of the AEBS on the main floor of the house. The USB printer was plugged into the UFO-shaped AEBS. This worked well. Again, now that the new AEBS will be in the basement, I am concerned about signal strength, and would like to use my old AEBS to help out.
I have looked at the Designing Airport Extreme 802.11n Networks pdf document and while it is very detailed about how to set up each of these networks, it does not seem to adequately (in my opinion) address why I would choose one setup over another. For example, should I continue to connect the old AEBS to the ethernet wall connection to get internet connectivity, or should the old AEBS receive its connection wirelessly?
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I am confused, however, about whether to set up a "roaming network" or a "Wireless Distribution System".
A roaming network uses Ethernet to connect the base stations. Therefore they all transmit good quality wireless data signals. Physically adjacent base stations should be configured to use channels 3 or more apart to reduce interference with each other. Everything gets full bandwidth.
A WDS network connects the base stations via wireless. Therefore the remote and relay base stations can only transmit data with the same quality as they receive it wirelessly. So if a remote station receives a lousy wireless signal from the main base, all of the clients of that remote station will get a lousy data rate. Also each WDS link cuts the available bandwidth in half.
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Is it possiblie to run an aironet 1300 device participating on a wireless distribution system ?
It's configured as autonomous AP. I have 3 other Ap's from linksys running a wds and want this cisco one to join them.

Hi,
Yes 1300 can be configured as WDS.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5861/prod_configuration_examples_list.html.
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Cisco wireless control system

we are using cisco wireless control system i need block some MAC address or devices how can i do it

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Yes you can block the specific client using MAC Address filtering option in WCS
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Hi Joao,
The WCS is used in conjuntion with the WLC (Wireless Lan Controller) for Rogue Detection. It is not a must for this function but more of an add-on :)
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6305/index.html
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Seen a few posts on other websites - regarding Netgear, Belkin wireless devices trying to connect using the WDS, no sucess stories :o(
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