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On 8/15/06, Marc Koschewski <marc@×××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Hi anyone, |
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> I use several WLAN APs (at work, at home, at my girlfriend's home). All of them |
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> use different SSIDs. I tried the config I found on the Gentoo Wiki and the ones |
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> I found after some googling but none of them worked. Does anyone have a working |
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> configuration for me to test? Any feedback is greatly appreciated.... thank you! |
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You should be able to do that by setting preferred_aps_eth1 and |
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key_SSIDNAME (for each essid if it needs a key) - so if you have one |
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AP called foo with a wep key 0123456789 and another called bar without |
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encryption, you should set /etc/conf.d/wireless something like this |
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(assuming your wireless device is eth1: |
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preferred_aps_eth1=("foo bar") |
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associate_order_eth1="any" |
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key_foo="0123456789 enc open" |
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more info in /etc/conf.d/wireless.example |
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You will have to restart /etc/init.d/net.eth1 every time you move from |
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one place to another though - but I would assume that you have it off |
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when you arrive so that should not be a major issue. |
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Neil Isaac |
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isaac.neil@×××××.com |
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