Wireless Cards compatability with Cisco ACU

We have Lucent Orinoco PCMCIA cards in our laptops and have just purchesed some Aironet 350's, they work ok with the Orinoco drivers and client manager software,but i can't get the Cisco client ACU software to recognise the cards as i want to get the Cisco managment software working. Will the Cisco ACU software only work with Cisco cards?

Yes, Cisco ACU is for Cisco cards only.

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MacBook and MacBook Pro with 10.6: Wireless Airport Issues with Cisco

Long Story but please bear with me:
Loaded SL on my daughters MacBook and my MacBook Pro. Internet worked flawlessly at our house (WEP encrypted) and on other public wifi. When my daughter went back to her sorority house at college 24 hours later, she could not access the internet using the sorority house network (Cisco Aironet 1800 router and Cisco Airo Access Points).
Her Airport on the MacBook appeared connected at full strength yet no internet. Two calls to Apple support (they were very nice) did not help. All the following were tried:
1. Reset PRAM
2. Deleted Airport and Safari plists
3. Edited locations
4. Removed Battery
5. Others I cannot now remember
Still no net. However, she could 'pirate' and hop on line with other identified public wifi adjacent to the sorority house. I drove to the sorority house today and tried to get on the network wirelessly using my MacBook Pro with SL. Same identical results to hers. Another MacBook without SL works great and gets right on the network.
Is this some SL influenced issue with the Airport card and the Cisco system? Weird that both of our laptops work great with several other wifi networks but not the one at the sorority house.
Could much of what we all our seeing with the internet access problem lie not with issues within our software or computers but with the routers and access points not being compatible? I have very little understanding of this stuff (as you all can probably tell) but the Apple Support people acted like it was a old firmware issue with Cisco and not with SL. Not actually what I wanted to hear.
Any ideas or suggestions?

Your description there, particularly the last part, sounds like my problem. At home, we connect using Airport and ADSL which was OK, once SL had sorted out passwords.
At my office, where there are two wifi systems, I could not get on either, although did have IP numbers on both. The link to the outside world is via a proxy which uses a PAC file. Network Diagnostics reported each time (whatever I did) that the link to the server was OK, but the Internet was not.
I created a new Location with identical settings (typing them in and not copying) and the only visible difference is that the new location has no DNS numbers -- I had not noticed that before. The moment I pressed, Apply, the computer was online.
I was guessing that there was a conflict in a .plist file somewhere; but now I wonder if DNS might have been the reason (the DNS number usually used is the one from the router itself).

Controller software compatibility with cisco prime 2.0

Are any of the following wireless software (5500 controller) releases compatibile with cisco prime 2.0 ?
- 7.4.121.0
- 7.6.100.0
M.

HI,
Cisco PI 2.0 supports:
Cisco 5500 Series
7.0 through 7.4.110.0
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/prime/infrastructure/2.0/release/notes/cpi_rn.html
Your both software not supported by PI 2.0.
May be PI 2.1 will support both these software in future.
Regards

S12 Wireless card compatibility

I noticed that S12 (nvidia) rejects other Wireless Mini PCIe cards
with error message "card not authorized".
Is there a list of cards that are accepted?
My card has a suspected defective contact. I expect that I must replace it soon.
Lenovo, please provide us with a BIOS update that is less restrictive.
Thank you.

Hi fr0ggie,
This should explain why it doesn't work. Lenovo matches the card to the antennae in the computer in order to comply with FCC regulations regarding interference.
Any replacement wireless card has to have an FRU part number and be branded for a Lenovo. A generic card won't work, even though it might be the same exact card.
If you suspect a bad contact, remove the card and gently clean the contacts with a pencil eraser.
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Wireless Card Compatibility

I just won a Dell Inspiron 1370 laptop in a raffle, and I'd like to set up a wireless network between it and my iMac using an AEBS. The laptop comes equipped with a Dell Wireless 1370 WLAN Mini-PCI Card. Will this wireless card pick up the signal from an AEBS?

Yes.
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Will this wireless card work with my g4?

hi, I've been trying to find a good deal on a wireless card for my g4.
but i don't know a lot about this sort of stuff, so could you tell me if this will work?
thanks!
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166021&cmsp=DailyDeal-_-33-166-021--Product

Hi there!
You need to be sure that this card supports the broadcomm chipset, as this will allow the card to be recognized as an airport extreme device, otherwise you might have to hunt for a compatible driver for the mac.
You are better off with the G+ card from Belkin. The model of my card is a Belkin F5D7001 with the broadcomm chipset. You might have to do an in depth search to make sure that you find the right one.

S230u Thinkpad Twist Intel Wireless Card Compatability?

Is there an official list as to what Wireless Cards will work with the Lenovo Twist. I know when they were sold you had two options of cards, and had to decide if you wanted the Intel which supported Miricast or the Broadcom version which supported 5Ghz. Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 & Bluetooth 4.0 (2x2 BGN & BT 4)Thinkpad a/b/g/n Wireless & Bluetooth 4.0 (2x2 ABGN & BT 4.0) Now there are Intel Cards out that support all of the above such as the Advanced-N 6235, but I can find no information if this or any other Intel cards will work with the Thinkpad Twist. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

There was an interesting post on Amazon about wireless cards for the Twist. I'm going to try to upgrade from my Broadcom to an "Intel WiFi part 2230BNHMW chip with "FRU P/N 04W3765" written right on the face of the card" on my 3-year-old Twist, based on the poster's info: "Some Twists come with WiDi support and some don't. Mine didn't. It had the newest dual band (2.4 and 5 g) WiFi card that doesn't support WiDi because it isn't made by Intel. Lenovo did this all to save a couple of bucks. So I brought a WiFi card that did support WiDi and Lenovo had whitelisted the card and I had to return it to get a single band, "Lenovo certified", Intel chip. It would have been nice if Lenovo stated that it didn't have the correct WiFi card for WiDi. You will need the Intel WiFi part 2230BNHMW chip with "FRU P/N 04W3765" written right on the face of the card - the 04W3765 is the Lenovo part number. This is the only chip that will get past Lenovo whitelisting that will make WiDi work. Using the new Intel Wifi card had no impact the Twist's WiFi performance at my house. When I installed the WiFi chip, I didn't have to update any drivers. The computer automatically did it upon booting. The chip was very easy to install and if you go to the Lenovo Twist support website the manual shows you exactly how to do it. However, I did have to update the Audio driver using the Lenovo driver website. This is important because I updated all of the drivers using the Lenovo website when I got the computer. However, the Lenovo website failed to update the audio drivers. So when I first used the WiDi I had no sound. It was very easy to update but you will likely need to update the audio drivers separately should you do what I did. Once I installed the WiDi software for Windows 8 (from the Lenovo Website) and added the Neatgear Push2TV 3000 to my TV, it worked like a charm (I also updated the software on the Push2TV 3000 - PTV3000 that I purchased from Amazon. However, I don't think that this was critical)."

Does this wireless card work with leopard

I was just wondering if anyone has this wireless card working on os x leopard?:
http://www.macwireless.com/html/products/wirelesscards/11g_11bcards/11gPCI.php
It says it is tiger compatible - but then also says tiger or "higher". I wrote the company selling it but just wondered if anyone is already using it out there .
Thanks,
David

Hi there!
You need to be sure that this card supports the broadcomm chipset, as this will allow the card to be recognized as an airport extreme device, otherwise you might have to hunt for a compatible driver for the mac.
You are better off with the G+ card from Belkin. The model of my card is a Belkin F5D7001 with the broadcomm chipset. You might have to do an in depth search to make sure that you find the right one.

Elite pavilion m9510 & Atheros 802.11 wireless lan compatibility with win7

I am having great difficulty with the Atheros 802.11 wireless lan and win7; what can i do to resolve this issue? all uninstall/reinstalls of drivers and Windows 7 have been tried several times. The ironic part of this is that the wireless network was working fine until the Qualcomm atheros update and I could not restore to the date of that update, so I rebooted with win 7. I am considering buying a new wireless card but need to know what type to get.

Here are the specs for your HP Pavilion Elite m9510f Desktop Computer. According to the specs, this model uses PCIe x1 802.11 Wireless a/b/g/n card. Many of these PCIe x1 802.11 b/g/n wireless adapters should do the trick as a replacement.
Please see the HP Pavilion Elite m9510f Desktop PC Drivers & Downloads page for HP provided drivers for original drivers for your wireless adapter. You can also provide the Windows Device Manager's "Hardware Ids" for the wireless adapter and we can search for drivers based on that information. Please see below for an example;
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Wireless N Compatibility with MacBook.

Greetings,
I recently upgraded our home wireless router from the trusty old Motorola SBG900 to a LinkSys WRT610N - mainly for the benfits of 802.11n.
It appears that all is working well - the MacBook under Leopard connects to the router at 802.11n speeds. The question is that under Vista, it "appears" that it only connects at 802.11g speeds.
I have done some digging, and the Vista Airport Card Driver says "Broadcom 802.11n", but the chipset (BCM4328) only lists 802.11a/b/g compatibility.
Soooo....
1.) How can I verify 802.11n connectivity in Vista?
2.) If I am NOT connecting at 802.11n, and the chipset does not support 802.11n, how does the Apple Airport Card in my MacBook get 802.11n under Leopard?
Thank you for humoring me.
With regards...

Greetings,
Well I did some more experiments and I found out that 802.11n is supported and on the 5 GHz band no less.
The Linksys WRT610N allows one to assign a separate SSID and connection standard for each of the supported bands - 2.4 and 5 GHz.
By doing this - setting the 2.4 GHz band to supported 802.11g only under one SSID, and the 5 GHz band to support 802.11n under another SSID. I was able to verify that the Airport Card in my MacBook does support wireless N in Windows Vista.
Happy days!
One behavior of note: before I made the settings change, the Network Connection Center in Vista reported that my connection rate was 54 Mbps. After the change at the router, and before changing the MacBook, the connection speed dropped to 48 Mbps. After changing the wireless connection settings on the MacBook, Vista merrily reported 270 Mbps - the same as Leopard.
Many thanks and sorry for using up the bandwidth.
With regards...

MGBSX1 compatibility with Cisco switches

Specifically, is the MGBSX1 (Gigabit SX Mini-GBIC SFP Transceiver) compatible with WS-C2960G-24TC-L???

I think WS-C2960G-24TC-LMGBSX1 is not compatible with MGBSX1.
See the Gigabit Ethernet compatible card for 2960 model
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/interfaces_modules/transceiver_modules/compatibility/matrix/OL_6981.html#wp128965

Java Card compatibility with readers... (please help me!!)

Hi,
I would like to know how to determine the compatibility of a existing reader with the JavaCard technology.
I have studied the standar ISO 7816 and I'm not sure if a reader must be compliant with absolutely all
parts of the standar (Part 1,2,3,4,5,6) to be capable of read, write Java Cards and select the applet to
execute.
Especifically I need to know if the readers GEMPC410 and CASTLES EZ200 are able to read, write
and execute multiple java applications.
The specifications that a read, said that GEMPC410 can read and write ISO7816 1/2/3/4 and
CASTLES EZ200 can read and write ISO7816 1/2/3 but i have the following doubt:
These readers should be compatible with the part 4 and/or 5 of the ISO standar to
interchange commands with the reader (Part 4) and identifie the applications to execute (Part 5)?.
Where I can find more information about this issues?
Thank you very much for your soon answer.

Well,
There are two type of readers you can use with JavaCards:
Contact readers
As specified in ISO7816, for the contact readers working with T=0 and T=1 protocols. On win machines they are normally supported with the PC/SC interface, most of the readers are able to talk to that interface. In other words - if you can use any card on ur comp and if it is win platform JC will work fine.
Contactless readers
As specified in ISO14443, this babies are talking T=CL protocol. For now I know only JCOP30 products that are operating also in contactless mode. For this you will have to acquire some contactless reader and they are commong with drivers for standalone apps or for the PC/SC IF.
But chance that you will use the second option in next 3 years is rather small.

Pcie card compatability with mac pro

I started getting regular Kernel Panics after installing a PCIe card (in slot 3) to connect my 750gb seagate pro drive to my mac pro via eSATA (the specs for the PCIe card are below).
http://www.avlab.com.tw/sata/10060109000bx.htm
I have uninstalled the drivers and my mac has stopped crashing. My problem is that since the silgate 3132 driver is (im told) pretty much universal for running this kind of pcie card, how can I be sure that if I purchase another card it won't start causing kernel panics again?
Any help much appreciated,
Henry

I know im being stupid (sorry) but what do you mean by using up all four of the drive slots in the mp?
I inserted a pcie card in pcie slot 3 because there are no external esata ports on my macpro and i needed one to connect an esata drive.
with regards to the pcie card itself i've pretty much given up on making it work as from looking at their site whilst they claim mac compatability it seems to have been something of an afterthought.
my problem is that im worried any pcie esata card i buy will conflict with my mac because i've been told that they mostly use the same generic si3132 drivers which caused the kernel panic.
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Apple Raid Card compatibility with Tiger 10.4.11 ?

I am considering raiding 4 internal HD in a Mac Pro and I am still using Tiger 10.4.11.
Is there some compatibility issues with Apple Raid Card ?
The card specs say it should run 10.5 to work properly.
Any hints ?
TIA

I find mixed results here...
http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/drivedb/search.drivedb.lasso
By putting in MacPro & 10.4, then searching the results for the word raid, though I don't see 10.4.11 specifically, I did notice RAID getting broken at upgrade points, and less than spectacular results... heck, my 10.3.9 SATA I, 2 drive RAID 0 on a QS/2001/G4/DP/1.467 does almost as good as the MacPro results.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Compatibility with Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 8.X

I have a customer that would like to upgrade CUCM to either 7.1 or 8.0 and has Meeting Place Express.
In trying to establish compatability I found this link: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/compat/ccmcompmatr.html#wp56211 which shows compatabilty up to CUCM 7.0.
If CUCM 7.0 is in fact the highest version supported with MPE 2.1(1.2), that would mean that they would loose their conferencing server.
Can anyone confirm if there will be MPE support for CUCM 7.1 or 8?
Thank you.

7.1 is still supported, however 8.X was never tested with MPE as it was already going to be replaced with MP.
Since the BU never tested it, it falls under not supported, MP8 is supported with CUCM 8.
But, since it uses a standard H323 trunk it should work fine.
HTH
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