Roaming From WLAN to WAN

[RommelS]

Roaming From WLAN to WAN

As WLANs gain greater acceptance in both corporate environments and public spaces, a handful of companies are busy developing products that will allow users to roam from those wireless LANs to cellular networks.

Vendors including ipUnplugged AB, Padcom Inc., PCTel Inc., Intec Telecom Systems plc. and Intellinet Technologies Inc. next week will unveil technologies designed to make WLANs complement, rather than compete with, high-speed cellular networks.

The companies will present their respective products at the CTIA Wireless trade show in New Orleans.

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[LaSmooz]

I am looking for a decent "sniffer" program to help locate WiFi networks in my area, legal ones, and have tried WINc. The program didn't like the drivers for my D-Link 660W card. I have read where the program may need other drivers. Suggestions are very welcome!
Hewlett Packard Pavilion XH555, notebook
mobile AMD Athlon 4, Processor, 499 MHz, 512 MB RAM
Win XP, home edition operating system; 2002
Orinoco Silver, PMICIA card, 64 bit security, in notebook
Accton EN2242 Series MiniPCI Fast Ethernet Adapter, in notebook
ESS ES56CVM-PI Data Fax Voice Modem, in notebook

3-Com Mod# 3CR29220, 56 bit cabled modem

LinKsys #BEFSR41 wired router, firmware update release 1.44, Nov 21 2002
LinkSys #BEFW11S4 wireless router, firmware update release
LinkSys #EFAH08W 8 port hub

Garmin Earthmate GPS

Dell Axim X5, Intel® XScaleTM Processor at 400MHz processor, 64MB of SDRAM, and 48MB of Flash ROM.
AutoSync Ver# 3.6 (build 2148) Pocket PC Ver# 3.0.11171 (build 11178)
Installed software: Resco Task Manager; Resco picture viewer; Resco 2003 file Explorer; MS Reader; Adobe Acrobat Reader; MS Pocket streets; MSN Pocket messenger; MS Windows Media player 8.5 build # 12177; MobilPocket; Avantgo.

D-Link Air card DCF 660W; 802.11b wireless 2.4 GHz CF card in the Dell Axim X5
SimpleTech 128 MB compact flash card
PNY 128 MB Secure Digital card

[JTMoney]

Are you saying you want to do the locating with your Axim or your laptop?

JT$