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...that you'll be prompted to plug in during setup. (If your provider supports a protocol called DHCP, your router should retrieve these settings automatically when you plug it in.) You may also be asked to choose an SSID (service set identifier), work-group names and a wireless channel; keep these consistent for all of your machines...
...several hours (or, God forbid, days) pass and your wireless network still isn't working and you're getting nowhere with tech support, it's probably time to call in a pro. Ask your cable guy for a referral--some do network installs on the side--or search HomeNetHelp.com's database. The house call will cost you a couple of hundred bucks. But if you don't tell, nobody has to know...
...undergraduate at Harvard, the Indiana native spent his time toying with antennae atop the roofs of Hollis Hall and Adams House. He was so interested in amateur radio that he helped to reestablish the long defunct Harvard Wireless Club...
...surely the spirit behind the continuation of the club,” wrote William L. Hampton ’52, a friend and classmate of Hirschman, and the first president of the wireless club since its reestablishment, in an account of the club’s history...
Hirschman served as the club’s second president and, in addition to his involvement with the wireless club, was an active member of the Harvard Rifle Team and dated a Wellesley student who eventually became his first wife—an activity that, in retrospect, he classifies along with his other extracurriculars...