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    8Click Next. The Set Security screen opens.
    9Set the Wireless network key (WEP) settings to match those set on the 
    access point.
    10Click Next. The Power Management screen opens. 
    						
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    11Click the type of power management you want to use.
    12Click Next. The TCP/IP Behavior screen opens.
    13Click the check box if you are using this computer on more than one 
    network. This will force the computer to renew the TCP/IP address each 
    time you change profiles.
    14Click Finish to close the Edit Configuration wizard.
    15Now that your ORiNOCO profile is set up, go to “Connecting to an access 
    point network using the ORiNOCO Client Manager” on page 96.
    Connecting to an access point network using the ORiNOCO Client 
    Manager
    To connect to a wireless Ethernet network using the ORiNOCO Client 
    Manager:
    1Right-click the ORiNOCO Client Manager icon   on the taskbar.
    2Click Configuration Profile, then click the profile for the network you want 
    to access. 
    						
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    3After you have completed setting up your access point network in 
    Windows 2000, go to “Where to go from here” on page 97.
    Where to go from here
    Now that your access point wireless Ethernet network has been created and 
    configured, you need to be able to turn your wireless emitter on and off. 
    Go to “Turning Your Wireless Emitter On or Off” on page 125. 
    						
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    Creating a
    Peer-to-Peer
    Wireless Network
    This chapter describes how to create a peer-to-peer wireless 
    Ethernet network without an access point. Read this 
    chapter to learn about:
    ■“Connecting to a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet 
    network in Windows XP” on page 100
    ■“Connecting to a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet 
    network in Windows 2000” on page 107 
    						
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    Connecting to a peer-to-peer 
    wireless Ethernet network in 
    Windows XP
    If you are using Windows XP, go to “Creating a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet 
    network in Windows XP” on page 100.
    If you are using Windows 2000, go to “Connecting to a peer-to-peer wireless 
    Ethernet network in Windows 2000” on page 107.
    Creating a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet 
    network in Windows XP
    To establish a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet network, you need to create the 
    network on one computer.
    To create a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet network in Windows XP:
    1Click Start, then click Control Panel. The Control Panel window opens. If your 
    Control Panel is in Category View, click 
    Network and Internet Connections. 
    The Network and Internet Connections window opens.
    2Click/Double-click Network Connections. The Network Connections window 
    opens. 
    						
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    3Right-click Wireless Network Connection, then click View Available Wireless 
    Networks
    . The Connect to Wireless Network dialog box opens.
    4Click Advanced. The Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box 
    opens. 
    						
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    5Click the Wireless Networks tab. 
    						
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    6Click Add. The Wireless Network Properties dialog box opens.
    7Type the name of the network in the Network name (SSID) box. For a 
    peer-to-peer network, this can be any network name not already in use, 
    for example Adhoc.
    8Click the This is a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network; wireless access 
    points are not used 
    check box.
    9Set the Wireless network key (WEP) settings to match those agreed to by 
    the other members of your peer-to-peer network.
    10Click OK to close the Wireless Network Properties dialog box. Go to 
    “Connecting to a peer-to-peer wireless network” on page 104.
    Help and 
    SupportFor more information about configuring a wireless network 
    in Windows XP, click Start, then click Help and Support.
    Type the keyword wireless network in the HelpSpot 
    Search box  , then click the arrow. 
    						
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    Connecting to a peer-to-peer wireless network
    To connect to a peer-to-peer wireless Ethernet network in Windows XP:
    1Click Start, then click Control Panel. The Control Panel window opens. If your 
    Control Panel is in Category View, click 
    Network and Internet Connections. 
    The Network and Internet Connections window opens.
    2Click/Double-click Network Connections. The Network Connections window 
    opens.
    3Right-click Wireless Network Connection, then click View Available Wireless 
    Networks
    . The Connect to Wireless Network dialog box opens.
    4Click the network you want to connect to in the Available networks list, 
    then click 
    Connect.
    5If you are unable to connect to the network, see “Configuring computer 
    settings for a peer-to-peer network” on page 105.
    -OR
    Now that you have completed setting up your peer-to-peer network in 
    Windows XP, go to “Using Your Ethernet Network” on page 129. 
    						
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