Thanks. Are there any plans in the future to not need these xml files to connect to a network? Kind of like how any Wi-fi card can connect to any open access point?
________________________________ From: Inaky Perez-Gonzalez <[email protected]> To: Brandon Dell <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 1:36:51 PM Subject: Re: NDnSAgent XML files On Tue, 2010-03-30 at 09:56 -0700, Brandon Dell wrote: > Hello all, > If I wanted to add a new network to my profile list that my Intel > 5350 card could connect to, how exactly would I modify the XML files > to include this new network? I've never really done it, but it should not be that complicated. Basically you need to copy the whole WiMAXSupp.xxohm block and: 1 - choose a NSP ID, define WiMAXSupp.Operator.xNAME.NextworkParameters.H_NSP.x0.H_NSP_ID, where NAME is a mnemonic for your network 2 - find the NAP ids and the channels where your network operates, add them to the WiMAXSupp.Operator.xNAME.NextworkParameters.CAPL block (you'll need to create the channel definitions in the WiMAXSupp.Operator.xxohm.NextworkParameters.ChannelPlan block). 3 - on WiMAXSupp.Operator.xNAME.SubscriptionParameters, you'll need to set .Primary.EAP.X0 for the auth parameters, that are also network dependent (realm, EAP method, etc) 4 - oh, and the operator name, on .NetworkParameters.OperatorName :) Basically, copy the block and change things that are Clear or XOHM specific to your network. Should work :-) Good luck!
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