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Old 06-09-2008, 06:43 AM   #1
Speed_Demon_X
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Fedora Core 8: wireless question


When using wireless in managed mode, is it compulsory to specify a channel?
Or is it auto configured by default?

When i use managed mode, i cant see my wireless network....

thanks in advance...
 
Old 06-09-2008, 07:29 AM   #2
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It's usually not necessary to specify a channel as most drivers will do a scan looking for stuff (Check your logs, you might be able to see signs of it doing this). However, it can be beneficial under some circumstances to specify a channel. For example, if you've got a neighbor who has a strong signal, specifying the channel might help you connect to your AP faster.

If managed mode is causing trouble, does Auto work? And are you sure it isn't a driver issue?
 
Old 06-09-2008, 10:16 AM   #3
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It's usually not necessary to specify a channel as most drivers will do a scan looking for stuff (Check your logs, you might be able to see signs of it doing this). However, it can be beneficial under some circumstances to specify a channel. For example, if you've got a neighbor who has a strong signal, specifying the channel might help you connect to your AP faster.

If managed mode is causing trouble, does Auto work? And are you sure it isn't a driver issue?
not sure if its a driver issue.... i'll have to 'probe'
 
  


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