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Subject: finding access points
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hi all...

i have used my laptop with wireless networks in a lot of different places
where i know all the information i need - ssid, wep key, etc...
recently i've been traveling and have problems getting on wireless
networks in hotels, airports etc... usually i'd see association with ip
assigned - like 10.1.x.x but i can't can't go anywhere and can't see the
access point pinging...  apparently people using windows dont have that
problem in those locations.. i tried dstumbler from the bsd-airtools to
see if i can detect any ap but still nothing shows up....

any help appreciated...     thanks............

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