On Wednesday 08 February 2006 06:04, Derek Jennings wrote:
> On Wednesday 08 Feb 2006 10:39, Paul Kaplan wrote:
> > For no obvious reason, my wireless connection stopped working.  The card
> > works under Windoze and it's not a firewall issue.  iwconfig correctly
> > detects the card, but every attempt to reconfigure or delete/readd the
> > connection in mcc is unsuccessful.
> > Where do I begin trouble shooting?
> > Paul
>
> You started in the right place - iwconfig
>
> Does it show the correct ESSID and encryption key?

Yes

> Does it show a signal quality?

0/94

> Can you configure the connection with iwconfig?
> (See 'man iwconfig')
I used mcc, but this has always worked in the past.

> If iwconfig looks OK but yet you still have no Internet look at your route
> with 'route'  The default route should be through your wireless connection.
> Is there a default gateway defined?  (Assuming you have a router)
Worked last week.

> If that works, but yet you still cannot connect then maybe you have a DNS
> problem
>
> does
> ping 66.94.230.42   work while
> ping www.yahoo.com  does not?
Not the problem.  DNS works fine when wired to the same router.
I can't ping my router using the wireless card, so my guess is that the card 
isn't communicating with the access point.  If I kill the wired connection, 
the card detects other access points in the neighborhood (all secured).

Any ideas on how to determine if my own access point is active?

> If so then there is a DNS fault
>
> derek
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