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Hi I am trying to rationalise my home office and the number / types of devices. I have created a PC based ISDN router (Windows XP)running IIS and want the 'start' page to dial the required ISP as required. The dial out is work (requires username & varialble password SecureID) to be passed...

I was hoping to use USB to connect from my router (PC or WAP router) as this allows bonded channels. Since the earlier note, I have purchased a Buffalo Airstation 54G (WAP router) - this may not allow me to connect directly to my ISDN, but has other functionality I want. Thanks again for the...

Not sure of the details but my system should support this. MB is MSI KTV3 (supports ACPI) and OS is XP Professional (SP1). Only problem now is the cost - only place I can find in UK to supply has the card priced (incorrectly I think) at £140 / $230 !

Ah.....now I'm confused. If found this linkr here (http://www.orinocowireless.com/products/all/orinoco/client/802.11b_pci/index.html) which indicates that this card supports WOL even when the PC is switched off. Any thoughts ?

Thanks - seems like option B of a WAP with a Cat 5 cable to my desktop NIC seeems like the other option. By doing this, I should be able to send a magic packet over wireless, through the switch in my WAP to my desktop NIC and go from there. Thanks

The question is whether or not a PCI wireless NIC will support WOL so I can 'start' the PC from another location and use as my ISDN router.

Hi I'm just about to connect my home PC's with wireless. Plan is to have ISDN connectivity (not in broadband area) which I can use from both desktop / laptop. Don't want to spend hundreds on a wireless ISDN router (av £250 / $380) so looking for alternative solution. Easiest so far would be...

Not much help but I'm having the same problems. Sync was working OK - then nothing. Done hard reset, re-install, checked password / locations / etc and all OK. Annoying.