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Finally, I have at last arrived at the solution. Linksys could have made it so much easier by simply saying "An Ad-Hoc connection is not possible when using XP or Vista with a Sierra 881U Aircard."...

It stand for original equipment manufacturer. The part itself is usually all you get and does not include any cables or, often, any manuals.

I believe that I have arrived at a possible solution. A friend supplied a website that may solve the problem. Is seems that despite information from Linksys to the contrary, I will also need...

I can connect in 2 ways. There is an internal wireless card that will allow it to connect to the PC. I can also use this when connecting at hotels, restaurants, schools and other places where...

Yes, the laptop is getting an IP address. File and printer sharing is enabled on both.

There is no crossover cable involved. It is all wireless.
In any event, during the time I have been laboring with these adapters, I have built another entire system which went without a hitch (well,...

I can't share files. I went s-l-o-w-l-y thru the XP network instructions trying to resolve the problem without success. The wizard says both devices are working properly but still no internet access....

Primarily I use Firefox but have tried connecting also with Internet Explorer. Neither will work.

I followed your instructions and established the network as you directed. The wizards from both computers indicated the network was successfully established, both computers show a connection, the...

I found the icon for the aircard. When I right-clicked on it, one of the selections was "bridge connections" and when I click on it, a panel shows the following message "To create a Network Bridge,...

I found the icon for the aircard. When I right-clicked on it, one of the selections was "bridge connections" and when I click on it, a panel shows the following message "To create a Network Bridge,...

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Sierra, the maker of the "aircard" as well as AT&T indicated such a link was possible. Of course, they recommended using their proprietary PCI cards, which are priced much, much higher than...

I have many friends who connect via DSL that have multiple computers linked wirelessly using a single DSL connection. However, their DSL connection is via an ethernet cable instead of an "aircard." I...

Anybody out there have any idea how to resolve my dilemma?

The only modem available thru AT&T is a dialup modem. If I could get DSL, I with a modem, I would be OK but, unfortunately, that is not an option. As such, the Sierra Aircard is my modem and my only...

I do not have DSL available so have had to resort to using an AT&T Sierra Air Card to connect to the internet. I have been manually moving it from my desktop to my laptop but would like to be able to...