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Jim wrote: | well since i have the wireless working (thanks everyone) where do i | install the wep key, ssid ,etc i would like to use Kwifimanager fo | rmy wireless networks has anyone else used this app thanks
Hi,
Use the Network Configuration Utility. Select your wireless network device and click on the edit button. Then click on the Wireless Settings tab. On this page you will be able to enter the all of the wireless parameters for your network.
One catch, the interface must be a wireless device (icon will have a little box in the upper right corner with waves radiating to it from the lower left corner) and not an ethernet device (icon looks like a network ~ card.) If the network card (NIC) is set up as an ethernet device, simply delete it and add a new wireless device to replace it.
My system initially set its Orinoco wireless lan card up as an ethernet card and I manually edited the wireless setting files under /etc/sysconfig/network; however, doing that caused inconsistencies that rendered the network configuration tool dangerous to useless. It is much easier, especially when using multiple profiles, to let the configuration tool handle the network settings.
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