Wireless with WPA
It seems WPA is giving many people alot of troubl to install, I'm one of them. I'm all new to linux but I want to get the wirless security running and it's honestly killing my experience of linux. :(
I'm running Ubuntu and if I have the router set to open it works fine. The card is recognized at once and I can connect through it. However, if I set the router to WPA (have widows comps using it so I know it's working) and then try to use wpa_supplicant nothing works as it should. I have tried several guides as well ass chats where I have gotten lots of help but everything has failed so far. I might be way off, correct me if I am and let me know where to begin, but these are the things I suspect; 1. The card uses orinoco_cs, however this is not supported by wpa_supplicant? 2. The orinoco_cs driver, though operational, is wrong for my type of card. I've fund that my chipset it most likely Prism3. Quote:
3. I need to use ndiswrapper to get it working, however I can't findt he correct drivers. The windows XP drivers from linksys keeps showing up as Invalid driver. 4. my configuration is completly wrong. 5. Something else As an addition i want to mention that the card (linksys WPC11 ver3) didn't have WPA support when it came out, linksys has released a driver for it since then. (eth1 is the wirless card) Here are my current files Quote:
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I have an Orinoco WaveLan IEEE card, which uses the orinoco_cs driver. It is *not* compliant with wpa_supplicant. Your Prism-based card should work with the hostap driver, which is complaint with wpa_supplicant.
Oh, and SSIDs and PSKs have to have quotes around them like this: SSID="your_ssid" or they will not work. Hope it helps as it looks like I'll need a new card to do WPA with as WEP isn't worth a darn anymore after the English guy cracked it in 3 seconds... |
Have you tried NetworkManager?
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And BTW, this thread is over a year old!! |
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