The Holy ettlz wrote: > Hmmm... > > >> My home network runs WPA-PSK (yeah, I know the risks, I wrote the attack >> paper, but my Radius server is currently down). I frequently run into >> the situation where NetworkManager is not succeeding in authenticating >> to the AP. I have no sniffing data; I would like to see some packets, >> but Wireshark does not show interface eth1 (the wireless one). I end up >> having to reboot to get wireless working, or switch to wired. >> > > Does it authenticate OK when you take down the interface and restart > NetworkManager? (I ask because I have a similar problem with one WAP > that'll only authenticate once, *guaranteed*, but then never again; yet > with another WAP backending to the same RADIUS server, it'll > re-authenticate with no problems whenever I ask. See RH Bugzilla > #434821.) I will have to wait until friday to test this (provided it fails then!), but for what it is worth, I could connect to the unsecured "Oakland Wireless" AP near my home, but not my WPA-PSK AP that was under my desk. I did not try taking the interface down. Should have.
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