Lights, ceiling, dust … kuch kuch ..

The Wi-Fi Alliance, the non-profit organization behind the testing and certification for interoperability of 802.11-based networking products, reports that as of November 29, 2002, the long delayed certification testing of 802.11a products for Wi-Fi interoperability will commence.

Last week I did a call for euro-webloggers to ping the euro.weblogs.com. As expected: nothing happened.

However today I noticed someone could have read the entry. Cause the weblog name is appearing at the site right now.

Welcome!

Come-On and join euro.weblogs.com !

Again testing 802.11a+b .. we found out that we had running a ‘wireless cinema set’ which is operating in the same bandwidth. Fun @ the tv screen ;-)

testing wireless cards 802.11a+b (54Mbps)
First impression: :-(

Today starting to use Powerpoint for the first time ( LOL )
Making a presentation to explain what kind of training I am going to give.
So I’m busy the forthcomming weeks ;-)

Just found new firmware for my DYNL11APA accesspoint 1.4j1
No idea what’s improved. Trying to find out. It’s not an official release.
Also just received a 802.11a/b dual wireless cardbus card. But how to test at 54Mbps?
I’ve no 802.11a AccessPoint ;-)

Also my home linux server crashed this morning again. I think due to memory problems :-(. Back online tonight.
Internet connection @ home is fine as our webcams (streaming, movable etc.) still do work fine.

Busy with reading application notes from people who apply for a job-offer we have at my department. I’ve to check the resume and make a judgement if the person can be invited for a personal talk yes or no.

Also busy with some tests in the field of networking. Gigabit networking .. ;-)

:: still freaking with Wireless 802.11b stuff here @ home ::

802.11a: Wait until next year!