Thanks for all the help.
I'll try that and report back either here or on irc.
:-)
Michael
Philip Prindeville wrote:
> BTW, I'd also try:
>
> tcpdump -i ethN -c10 -s 1500 -n -l -vv udp port 5353
>
> and post the results.
>
>
>
> On 7/11/10 12:16 PM, Philip Prindeville wrote:
>> Not exactly
BTW, I'd also try:
tcpdump -i ethN -c10 -s 1500 -n -l -vv udp port 5353
and post the results.
On 7/11/10 12:16 PM, Philip Prindeville wrote:
> Not exactly the printer will take its configured name, and
> multicast that out as the available service... but the name still needs
> to be resol
Not exactly the printer will take its configured name, and
multicast that out as the available service... but the name still needs
to be resolvable if the SRV record maps back to a name for the
right-hand side.
I'd use Tcpdump to log the advertisements... Then I'd use ping to make
sure t
Hi Philip
Thanks for the answer.
I guess, I was not very clear in my description. Sorry for that.
The LaserJet is connected via Ethernet to my local LAN. In order to access
it, you can either use its IP address or its given LAN name.
The HP printer driver uses the LAN name for connecting to th
I'm using:
P910ND_DEVICE0="/dev/usblp0"
P910ND_ADNAME0="Epson Artisan 810"
and it seems to work fine. That's with 4022 or later.
On 7/10/10 3:59 AM, Michael wrote:
> Hello everybody
>
> Thanks for all the answers. That sounds promising.
>
> I will test your configs. Probably it is a config pr
Hi Michael
Thanks for the config. It now works. I was missing the bridge. However,
using BRIDGE0 did not work for me. It gave me two bridges, one with eth1 and
eth2 and the second only with ap0. Using BRIDGE1 instead worked.
Thanks
Michael
Michael Keuter wrote:
> I have nearly the same as y
Thanks a lot for this info. The bridge was missing. I don't understand why
it is necessary for a successful authentication, but now it works (even with
the ath9k card and driver).
So, my options now look like this:
WIFI_ENABLE="yes"
WIFIMODS="ath9k"
AP0="wlan0:MY SSID:11:br1:wpa2:My Password:re
Hello everybody
Thanks for all the answers. That sounds promising.
I will test your configs. Probably it is a config problem here. I know
nothing about configuring a hostap.
But another problem just popped up. I can't print on my Laserjet. I can use
it as a scanner (with xsane) but the HP prin
Lonnie:
Can you please make the following change?
Either the 4th field of APx in /etc/rc.conf needs to go away (it's
redundant), or else we should take the numeric part of that arg, i.e.
${BRIDGE:2} in /etc/init.d/hostapd and make sure that the corresponding
${BRIDGEnn} variable does indeed in
Show us your BRIDGEx variables...
And your INTxIF variables.
Because you need to have, for instance:
AP0=...
BRIDGE1="eth1 eth2 eth3 ap0"
INTIF=br1
in other words, you should bridge an Ethernet and AP interface, and that
bridge should be your internal interface.
On 7/9/10 7:38 AM, Michael
On 7/9/10 6:36 AM, Michael Keuter wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
>> my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
>> AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
>>
>> I have used thre
>Hi namesake ( :-) )
>
>Can you post your config changes you made to Astlinux to get your card
>running in hostap mode?
>
>Maybe I am missing something in my config (though that seems strange).
>
>Here is my config (quite simple):
>
>in user.conf the following lines were added:
>
>WIFI_ENABLE="yes"
On 07/09/2010 05:06 AM, Michael wrote:
> Hello
>
> I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
> my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
> AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
>
> I have used three differe
Hi namesake ( :-) )
Can you post your config changes you made to Astlinux to get your card
running in hostap mode?
Maybe I am missing something in my config (though that seems strange).
Here is my config (quite simple):
in user.conf the following lines were added:
WIFI_ENABLE="yes"
WIFIMODS="
>Hello
>
>I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
>my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
>AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
>
>I have used three different WLAN cards, one with an Atheros AR9220 (m
Oops. I had some connection problems while sending this message. Seems it
got posted three times.
Apologies. Please ignore the multiple posts.
Michael
Michael wrote:
> Hello
>
> I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also
> replace my wlan router with it. That works fo
Hello
I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
I have used three different WLAN cards, one with an Atheros AR9220 (my
fa
Hello
I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
I have used three different WLAN cards, one with an Atheros AR9220 (my
fa
Hello
I use Astlinux on an alix box and it runs great. Now I want to also replace
my wlan router with it. That works for WAN and LAN, but I can't get the WLAN
AP to work correctly. No computer can successfully associate.
I have used three different WLAN cards, one with an Atheros AR9220 (my
fa
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