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Wireless
System Script
A wireless network is a telecommunication or computer network that uses radio for the carrier or physical layer.
Release Date
12/14/2006
Settings Description
Migrates all the Wireless Adapter settings and the AccessPoint settings.
Notes
- Use the Authentication option under Networking to migrate the Authentication of the AccessPoint.
- The migration will be successful only when the cards are of same type on both source and destination.
- The migration of driver settings will not be successful when the source has default and the destination has non-default.
- The settings of This Connection uses Following Items, will not be migrated using the wireless option.
- Firewall Settings are not migrated.
- Only Windows wireless agent is supported.
- You must stop the Wireless Zero Configuration Service before performing the undo for the Wireless settings in Windows XP.
- You must stop the WLAN AutoConfig Service before performing the undo for the Wireless settings in Windows Vista.
Limitations
Following are the limitations:
- Wireless Network properties can not be undone for Windows Vista.
- In Wireless Network Connection Properties, under the Sharing tab the following settings are not migrated:
- Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s internet connection.
- Settings, Services when selected Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s internet connection.
- Wireless settings under WINS tab from the path Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network and Sharing Center, Manage Wireless Networks, Adapter Properties, Wireless Network Connection Properties, Networking, Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), Properties, General, Advanced, Advanced TCP/IP Settings, cannot be migrated.
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