suse 10 wireless....working but do I have to enter wep every time?
I have suse 10 installed and working well on my gateway 3522gz. I have worked out several problems but now I am stumped.
I am connecting fine to any wireless network with the ipw2200. I have kinternet running as well as kwifimanager. Every time I boot I have to scan for network in kinternet and enter the wep key. I frequently use my home wifi and a different one at work. Is there any way I can have it remember the wep keys and automatically connect to access points (kind of like wireless zero config in winXP)? Thanks in advance. |
I have this same annoying problem. There's no network profile manager. :(
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Suse can actually do what your looking for. You should take some time to get familiar with the Profile Manager in Yast (Yast > System > Profile Manager). This doesn't mean you'll need to save your wep settings through Yast, but once you get all your profiles set up, it's easy from there.
Good luck! |
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I will test to see if it can remember my WEP next time I am at my other office. |
Maybe not much help to you- but i'm pretty sure there is a wifi manager out there somewhere that will do this for you.
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there are several in Suse (including Yast), none of them will associate it with the access point. They only way I can get it work is by using iwconfig.
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Found good manager
I have started using kwifimanager.
It works great and saves settings but I can't get it to configure dhcp in the checkbox "execute script on connect" I cant figure out what to put in to make the interface dhcp for an address. |
if your using Suse. You can shuld be able to create a script with the following line in it (replace eth1 with your wireless adapter):
dhcpcd eth1 |
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