Problems with d-link DI-514

I could have the axim configured incorrectly, but I've tried changing
every setting I've been able to find with no change in results.  I have
been able to connect the pda through a netlink and a linksys wireless
router by just using the default configuration that comes up when the
PDA detects the new wireless network.  I downloaded vxUtil and vxIP.
I've posted the results below.  Let me know if you need more data.

Thanks

This is the information from the network card of the AXIM using vxUtil

Dell Wireless Network Driver (HERMES1)

IP Address:  192.168.0.104
Subnet Mask:  255.255.255.0
Default Gateway:  192.168.0.1
Primary DNS:192.168.0.1
Secondary DNS:
Primary WINS:
Secondary WINS:
DHCP Server:  192.168.0.1
Lease Obtained:  Mon Feb 02 :05:49:53 2004 (GMT)
Lease Expires:  Mon Feb 09 05:49:53 2004 (GMT)

The vxIP config Statistics program returns this information:

Current IP
  Pocket_PC
  192.168..0.104

Host Info
Host name:  Pocket_PC
DNS Servers 192.168.0.1
Node Type:  Hybrid
IP Routing:  No
Wins Proxy: No
NetBios Scope ID
NetBios Resolution Uses DNS:  No

IP Statistics
IP Forwarding:  2
Default TTL:  128
Datagrams Received:  1190
Received Header Errors:  0
Received Address Errors:  0
Datagrams Forwarded:  0
Received Datagrams with unknown Protocol:  0
Received Datagrams Discarded:  0
Received Datagrams Delivered:  1190
Outgoing Datagram Requests:  1790
Outgoing Datagrams Discarded:  0
Transmitted Datagrams Discarded:  0
Num Route Datagrams Discarded:  21
Allowed Reassembly Time:  60
Datagrams Reassembled OK:  0
Datagrams Failed Reassembly:  0
Datagrams Fragmented OK:  0
Datagrams Failed Fragmentation:  0
Fragments Created:  0
Interfaces:  2
Routes in the IP Routing Table:  7

ICMP Statistics       In
Number of Messages  0
Number of Errors  0
Destination Unreachable Mess  0
TTL Exceded Messages  0
Parameter Problem Messages   0
Souce quench Messages   0
Redirect Messages   0
Echo Requests   0
Echo Responses   0
Time-Stamp Requests  0
Address Mask Requests    0
Address mask Responses   0

TCP Statistics
Time-out Algorithm:  Van Jacobson's
Minimum Time-out(ms):  300
Maximum Time-out (ms) 120000
Maximum Connections:  4294967295
Active Opens:  24
Passive Opens:18
Failed Connection Attempts:  1
Established Connections (Resets):  14
Established connections (Current):  9
Segments Received/transmitted:  1165
Segments Traansmitted:  1652
Segments Retransmitted:  3
Incoming Errors:  0
Outgoing Resets:  13
Cumulative Connections:  16

UDP Statistics
Datagrams Received:  25
Invalid Port datagrams:  0
Datagrams jTransmitted:  122
Entries in UDP Listener Table:  5

David Hettel MS MVP - Mobile Devices wrote:

my fridge samsung SR44Rmb leaking water from up under the freezer to down

No luck with both suggestions.  Pings still timeout and Pocket IE stills
tells me "The Page you are looking for cannot be found."  I get the same
error if I type in IP or URL. I'm thinking the problem is the Router
given that I can connect to the internet through Cisco Concentrators,
Netgear router, and a neighbors un-secured linksys router.
D-Link tech support said Pocket PC used a different protocol to connect
and that's why the router won't let it talk to anything.  I'm guessing
that's just the excuse they use when they can't figure out the problem.
  Maybe I'll try opening up all the security on the router to see if I
can connect that way.
I'll probably just go back to bestbuy and get the Linksys and give that
one a try.

Thanks for you help.

David Hettel MS MVP - Mobile Devices wrote:

Ok two things to try;
Start (menu) | Settings | Connections (tab) | Connections (icon) | Advanced
| Select Networks |
You should see, My Work Network, and My Work Network. Tap on edit... and
Proxy Settings, and just the first item should be checked, "This network
connects to the Internet" every thing else should be blank. Tap OK | OK | OK
| X | if you needed to make any changes, soft reset now to load the changes.

Start Pocket File Explorer, and go to the /Windows folder and look for a
program called Welcome, tap on it, you'll need to go through the screen
calibration again. But this will reset some pointers and may allow you to
connect.

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David Hettel
Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices

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Try installing vxUtil from www.cam.com and then post the Information page on
your network adapter here. Sounds like the Dlink is not assigning the
network correctly, or you do not have the X5 configured correctly.

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David Hettel
Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices

This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
You assume all risks for your use.

Handhelds, mobile: http://www.geekzone.co.nz
Bluetooth guides: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/cont ent.asp?contentid=449

I have a similar problem, I have a desktop connected to
 the internet via a Linksys Broadband wireless router
(desktop is wired to router)I can connect to the internet
 through both my desktop and my IPAQ 4150, however I
cannot "network"(or even see) the desktop or the 4150.  
Any suggestions?
Bill

Have you enabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP on the Desktop and disabled the
Firewall on it?  Does the Desktop have file and Print sharing enable, and is
it using Client for Microsoft Networks?

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David Hettel
Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices

This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
You assume all risks for your use.

Handhelds, mobile: http://www.geekzone.co.nz
Bluetooth guides: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/cont ent.asp?contentid=449