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Sunday
Jul192009

You have wireless client issues? What is your Wireless NIC system event log telling you?

DateSunday, July 19, 2009 at 7:27AM

 I have an interesting nugget this week on the NIC system events. I was surprised to find this a few years ago and I’ve used it as another tool to troubleshoot wireless client problems.

Did you know when you associate to an access point your wireless NIC reports to the OS a 4201 code? Or, when your wireless NIC loses connectivity it reports a 4202 code?

http://www.my80211.com/client-labs/2009/7/19/you-have-wireless-client-issues-what-is-your-wireless-nic-sy.html 

 

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