Hi all,
 
>From the previous testing with the Atheros AR9160 card, the Hardimesh had 
>successfully establish a peer link ( with iw station dump), but the peers are 
>unablr to ping each other. According to Javier, it may due to the hardware I 
>am using.
 
With the release of Wmediumd, I ran the same test with the simulated wireless 
interface created by hwsim. The result is the same as above. plink show estab, 
but the peers can not ping each other.
 
I suppose that hwsim create the virtual interface independent of the wireless 
card on the PC, am I correct on this?
 
Thanks,
Ming Ann
 
 
 


From: devil_eddi...@hotmail.com
To: jav...@cozybit.com; devel@lists.open80211s.org
Subject: FW: Problem on Release0.4.0
Date: Mon, 16 May 2011 08:40:42 +0800






Hi Javier,
 
I have some question to add on to the previous 1,
 
what do you mean by multiple GTKs?
 
How do I verify that the card which I'm using now support multiple GTKs?
 
Thanks a lot,
Ming

> Nice! Looks like you completed SAE and AMPE successfully. In order
> to use encryption your hardware needs to support multiple GTKs (each
> peer uses a different MGTK). This is only available on newer
> hardware.

Do you mean that to successfully ping the other peer, we need to use encryption?
>From the log of both peers, I can See that the received MGTK was different 
>from each other. What I mean is:
                   Tx MGTK of peer 1= Rx MGTK of peer 2;
                   Rx MGTK of peer 1= Tx MGTK of peer 2;
                   but Tx MGTK and Rx MGTK of peer 1 is different.
Is this What you mean by support multiple GTKs?

> What card do you use? You can try to force encryption to take place
> in software by loading ath9k with 'nohwcrypt=1'
> We could not get that to work on our older Atheros cards (AR5418) but
> maybe you get lucky.

I'm currently using AR9160 802.11 abgn card. From modinfo ath9k; nohwcrypt: 
Disable harware encryption (int).
This means 'nohwcrypt=1' right?

I tested it again by ping to the other peer, but it still failed.

> We are enlisting driver developers to help us support the different
> wireless cards. If you can provide more info about your hardware will
> be useful.

> Cheers,
> 
> Javier

Thanks,
Ming



                                          
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