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Posted by Bryce on January 10, 2007, 4:09 pm
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>I had the same problem before and I used a third part program, before a
>user logs on, this program was making a connection by wireless ethernet
>card, or you can use your ethernet card's Vendor Program, For Intel Pro
>Wireless Cards, it has a condition at custom setup, you can select the
>component and so you can have a small add on that gives you Single sign on,
>with this property you dont need to log on to reach the network, your
>computer will get an active connection and IP addres thanks to your
>ethernet card's vendor Program,
>
> With this program, you can use more than wireless profiles for different
> users..
>
> Or you can make a small batch file that starts Wireless Zero Configuration
> Service and you must add this batch file to start up scripts by Local
> Computer Policy (Not to Log on script)
>
> Good luck
>
>
> ilker Sögüt
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>
>
>>I have a laptop I want users to log into the domain with, but the wireless
>>doesn't seem to want to "always be on" while someone else logs off so they
>>can't connect to the domain. I can only go on locally on the laptop and
>>thent he wireless starts up, but I can't get any domain logon's unless I
>>go with cat5.
>>
>> Any ideas on how to get the wireless to always be on and connected
>> between logon's and logoff's?
>>
>> Thanks for any info on this.
>>
>> Bryce.
>>
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