On Thu September 6 2007, Globe Trotter wrote: > Dear list, > > How does one figure out all the wireless connections available at a given > time? I am told that in ubuntu, I can go to the menu: > > System -> Administration -> Networking > > which gives a list of possible connections. Then do what comes naturally > to change the connection. Within the same dialog tool there is a place > where one can name the current network configuration, e.g., "home wireless" > or "home cable" or "work wireless". Then changing the network is a matter > of clicking one of the named items. > > I am trying to find out whether there is a similar setup available for > fedora which would list all the available wireless connections. What is > the command? system-config-network does not seem to be providing available > wireless or an easy way to connect once identified....... > Have you tried try wifi-radar, available from the Fedora repo -- Claude Jones Brunswick, MD, USA
