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What PCMCIA wireless cards are supported?

April 26, 2017cards PCMCIA supported Wireless

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What PCMCIA wireless cards are supported?

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Any 802.11b/g-compliant card should work, but we recommend you choose from the following list we have tested.

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Laptops configured with an 802.11b compliant wireless network card is expected to be compatible with the wireless infrastructure installed at Plattsburgh State. However, campus support is limited to wireless cards tested on the Plattsburgh State network. The supported list of cards is as follows: • Laptop computer with built in wireless (Ex: Dell’s Truemobile wireless option) • Netgear MA401 (available from the Plattsburgh State University College Store) • Lucent/Orinoco compatible PCMCIA cards (Enterasys RoamAbout, IBM Wireless, Avaya) • CISCO Aironet 340 PCMCIA cards Wireless card installation procedures vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Refer to the documentation enclosed with the wireless card for detailed installation and testing instructions.