Any clue on how to do that? I have used regular WIFI routers in my day and it's no big deal. You want to mod it, 192.168.blank.1 enter username and password, you're good. I am wondering how would one manage things like WPA2 or WPA-PSK on a SuSE Box? Like what kind of software would you need to set up that level of security? Thank you. On Sun Jan 7 12:58 , James Knott sent:
>Jay Smith wrote: >> >> Hello, >> So once, I configured a wired router using SuSE. It was a pretty easy take >> to >> me just a little tedious. I was wondering, anyone out there ever try to make >> a >> Wireless router using an opensuse box. I know I can probably just connect an >> access point to my current opensuse router but I once had someone tell me >> that if >> you have a wifi card in the system, you can make a wireless router out of a >> Linux >> system. Any ideas? Thanks. >> >You could do that. As far as the router function goes, there's no >difference between ethernet & wifi. My firewall is based on SUSE 10 and >has 3 ethernet ports. The 3rd one is for connecting to my WiFi access >point. There is no reason why I couldn't have used a WiFi NIC instead. > >-- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
