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Kurt Guenther wrote: |
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>Ted Ozolins wrote: |
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>>Have I missed something obvious? |
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>This is a really inane question, but you do have a dhcpd server on your |
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>network, right? |
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There is a working dhcp server working, checked and rechecked. |
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>Also, make sure you router is using wep and not wpa. If wpa, you need |
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>to use wpa_supplicant instead. |
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The router (D-Link DSL-604+) is set up for WEP |
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>I'd get it running without encryption first. When you get that |
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>working, you can play with the various encryption schemes. |
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>--Kurt |
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That was my next shot at it. I am begining to suspect the AP as the |
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culprit, I've setup all kinds of wired networks, this is my first shot |
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at wireless. I did quite a bit of rtfm'n before buying this wireless |
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card. From all info I've come acrossed this should "just work" . |
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I've noticed that when emerging madwifi-ng that several other modules |
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are built. Namely: |
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wlan, wlan_acl, wlan_ccmp, wlan_tkip, wlan_wep, wlan_xauth, |
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wlan_scan_sta, wlan_scan_ap and ath_rate_sample. Other than ath_pci and |
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wlan_scan_ap, do I have to load any of the others mentioned? |
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Cheers. |
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Ted Ozolins(VE7TVO) |
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