Thanks for the answer ... one thing I notice which is odd, why does wpa enterprise not appear when I select "Create a new wireless network", but does in "Conect to Other Wireless Network"?
Dan Williams wrote: > On Thu, 2007-01-25 at 20:10 +0100, Grant Williamson wrote: > >> Dan, >> testing on our corporate eap/tls systems, i.e. what I originally >> tested on, setting this to AP_SCAN 1 it connects. >> Why is the default in most cases then AP_SCAN 2, just trying to figure >> out problems it will cause switching it to 1. >> > > It should only be set to 2 when: > > * - The wireless network is non-broadcast or Ad-Hoc > * - The wireless driver does not support WPA (stupid drivers...) > > in your case, since the net is hidden, NM will do what wpa_supplicant > suggests, and set ap_scan=2. There's a note in the wpa_supplicant > config file that says that if you're using ap_scan=2 then you _MUST_ > match the pairwise and group cipher parameters to exactly what the AP is > set to. That's the bit NM doesn't allow you to set right now, whic > > will change in 0.7. So if your AP isn't set to "TKIP CCMP" for both of > those then it may not work with NM. > > Dan > > >> Matthew Saltzman wrote: >> >>> If it's not too much trouble, would y'all mind stripping that long log >>> excerpt from the bottom of future messages in this thread? >>> >>> Every message is producing a digest now, which kind of defeats the >>> point of getting the digest... >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> > > > _______________________________________________ NetworkManager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
