Try connecting to your protected WLan using dladm : Create a secure object,
#dladm create-secobj -c [wep|wpa] wlanKey This command prompts for WLan password, type in the pwd. Connect to the wifi network using this sec-obj, #dladm connect-wifi -e <essid> -k wlanKey This way the secure object is stored and nwam will automatically pick up this secure object and connect to the protected WLan without prompting for password. Prathyush On Sat, 2009-03-21 at 15:35 -0700, Stuart Kreitman wrote: > After going around and around and around and around attempting to input > the password to my protected home > network (right click icon, choose network, sometimes it asks, sometimes > it ignores me), > I tried connecting to my neighbor's unprotected network and it worked > immediately. > > Have started a full package update. Maybe nwam is enhanced. > > Has anyone succeeded in connecting to a protected network? > Is svc the only way to restart nwam? Is it worth futzing with this anymore? > > thanks, > Stuart > _______________________________________________ > desktop-discuss mailing list > desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org
