Linksys Tip: Assign Static IP Address To Printer While Using DHCP On Your Wireless Network

"When setting up a Linksys wireless home network, using DHCP for assigning IP addresses to Computers simplifies setup and gets you online quickly. While DHCP is convenient, devices such as printers should be assigned a fixed IP addresses manually to avoid conflicts on your wireless network. Here's how you can setup a printer with a static address even if it has a wireless card, while still using DCHP on your Linksys wireless router."

http://www.watchingthenet.com/linksys-tip-assign-static-ip-address-to-printer-while-using-dhcp-on-your-wireless-network.html

Wi-fi in Cardiff

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"Editable map of wifi in Cardiff and the surrounding regions. When you add places please stipulate whether the wifi is free or paid. Also, if you can add details such as size, atmosphere, prices etc it would be useful for people who don't know the area/venue."


http://www.wifi-in-cardiff.co.uk/

Joikuspot

"JoikuSpot, developed by Joikusoft, is FREE and SECURE mobile software solution that turns S60 Smartphones to WLAN HotSpots.

With JoikuSpot, connect your laptops and iPods to internet easily and securely using your mobile phone's 3G internet connection. You will carry internet in your pocket, and will always have a secured personal Wi-Fi HotSpot on-the-go! "

http://www.joikuspot.com/

SuSELinuxSupport :: HowToConfigWifiCard

"I have seen that many people have troubles with WiFI cards configuration. Most of the times, there is an easy way to solve those problems using a graphical tools.

I think that YaST is not a good tool for WiFI configuration, since you need to access WLAN networks on different places, so, a WiFI profile manager is a must, and YaST only allow a fix configuration way.

I suggest people to update their repositories and then install -from them- the drivers of WiFI cards, and proper configuration utilities in order to symplify WiFI configuration and usage.

If you still have problems, then you should try to debug your system using command line tools (ifconfig, etc.), but, most of the time, you won't need it. The only command line tool you would always need is ping, to see that you are connected to the network."

http://wiki.suselinuxsupport.de/wikka.php?wakka=HowToConfigWifiCard