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Is there software that can give a computer the capabilites of a Fluke type device? I've used Fluke Etherscope devices in the past and they are a terrific network troubleshooting tool but they are expensive. I am mostly interested in the cable testing/verifaction functions. [more inside]
posted by nivekraz on Dec 5, 2007 - 3 answers

I have a DHCP client wireless device that needs to connect to a DHCP server. This device only works with DHCP. The problem is the device will connect through an access point that is in a different network. [more inside]
posted by nivekraz on Nov 27, 2007 - 4 answers