Josh Vickery wrote: > You might want to take a look at: > > http://hostap.epitest.fi/wpa_supplicant/ > > which has replaced waproamd. Its a daemon that your configure once > with all the different APs you want to connect to. Once configured, > it scans for APs, and loads the appropriate configuration (WEP key, > WPA, IP address, etc.). Unless I am mistaken, it can be configured to > fall back to using "any" AP if it can't find one for which it is > configured. > > Josh >
I am going to also, indirectly, give my thumbs up to wpa_supplicant. I still use waproamd on my old Orinoco card, and it works wonderfully. I have about a half a dozen networks configured and it picks them up without any trouble. wpa_supplicant didn't like my driver. There are apparently 3 or so drivers that work with my chipset. The only one I have gotten to work flawlessly also doesn't work with wpa_supplicant :p. Pat
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