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In my university we have a Wifi. All the people are connecting to it through windows. I am a regular linux user. I don't want to go windows.
How can i connect to it ?
The details of my university wifi can be seen in attached image.
I am using Knetwork manager. It has a option to create eth0,wlan0.
In windows automatic recognition of wifi option is available. But this is not with my openSUSE. I don't know to see available wifi connections. So i had made snapshot of KLUniversity wifi properties. May be that can be helpful to create wifi connection.
Knetwork manager allows me to enable/disable radio options. But it is not showing any wifi connections even after enabling. Normally I expect automatic recognition of wifi connection after I enable Wifi.
Presently I am at my home, and i was using wired connection to connect to internet. If i know how to scan all the available wifi connections, then tomorrow i'll try them at my university.
Presently I am at my home, and i was using wired connection to connect to internet. If i know how to scan all the available wifi connections, then tomorrow i'll try them at my university.
You first need to know if the wireless card is recognized and if the driver is loaded.
Therefore you need to issue
iwconfig and ifconfig
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