Karun Gahlawat wrote: > Thanks Quaker! > AP is set to WPA2-PSK (WPA2 Personal) and encryption is TKIP OR AES. > wificonfig is scanning the essid as WEP encryption. wificonfig only works with ath v0.5 on the laptop community, can't support other drivers, including iwk. Please use dladm, it's very easy:
# dladm create-secobj -c mykey -----> input your PSK same as AP <--------- # dladm connect-wifi -e ESSID -k mykey iwk0 Note that if you use WPA2-PSK, OpenSolaris 2008.05 is not enough, you need upgrade to OpenSolaris build 93+. If you use WPA-PSk, OpenSolaris 2008.05 is okay. > Creating a profile with encryption set to TKIP and key_mgmt as WPA-PSK > fails on operation not poermitted. > Also, while shutting down, I saw iwk0 driver init failure messages. > How can I / if possible, get involved in this driver interface? I > would like to contribute if possible! See above, wificonfig is not supported, please use dladm. ;-) -- Quaker > > On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 10:59 PM, Quaker Fang <Quaker.Fang at sun.com > <mailto:Quaker.Fang at sun.com>> wrote: > > Hi Karun, > > Karun Gahlawat wrote: > > All! > > > > trying to set iwk0 for my intel 4965 agn card. The card is > recognized > > but not with the same pci # (4429, 4430 ?) stated on the driver > page. > > this interface is always down. although no issues plumbing it in. > > > > > > Running on hp pavillion dv9700t with 4G ram. router is linksys > wrt300n. > > On initial install of this router, the wireless security > settings were > > on the legacy WPA PSK with TKIP encryption only mode. This > worked and > > 2008.05 installer picked it up right away. > > > > I changed the router to WPA2 mode to support both TKIP and EAP mode > > with encryption still on TKIP (Have an old pc that does not support > > key refreshes). > Solaris WiFi drivers (including iwk) don't support WPA-EAP mode, you > need change the AP to WPA[2]-PSK mode. > > -- > Quaker > > > > Now, I am on solaris Express build 96 but this interface (iwk0) > would > > not come up. One this I noticed that the encryption is ALWAYS > > identified as WEP. I guess this is the problem and the driver / > kernel > > is unable to identify the right chipset. > > I tried installing wpa supplicant but it fails on some ld library > > error ( yes.. i do have the greater version.. it still fails but > that > > is another issue) > > > > I don't have the dev env set up yet (waiting for a wireless > > connection!) so can't really contribute to the new specifications (N > > and WPA2). The driver page mentions it supports TKIP which is > what the > > router is set to. > > I am not sure what's wrong here! Tired of sticking to a corner with > > the ethernet :( > > > > Dump of outputs from wificonfig and prtconf. > > > > # wificonfig showprofile > > [home] > > essid=innovresearch > > key_mgmt=WPA-EAP > > pairwise=TKIP > > group=TKIP > > encryption=none > > psk=***** > > > > > > # wificonfig scan > > > > essid bssid type encryption signallevel > > > > innovresearch 00:1d:7e:e4:fe:db access point wep 15 > > > > > > # wificonfig connect home > > > > wificonfig: failed to set 'psk' for Operation not supported > > > > wificonfig: failed to set 'key_mgmt' for Operation not supported > > > > > > wificonfig: failed to connect to profile 'home' > > > > > > > > > > > > -----------prtconf output > > > > > > > > System Configuration: > > Sun Microsystems i86pc > > > > Memory size: 4095 Megabytes > > > > System Peripherals > > (Software Nodes): > > > > i86pc > > scsi_vhci, instance #0 > > isa, instance #0 > > motherboard (driver not attached) > > i8042 > > , instance #0 > > keyboard , instance #0 > > mouse, instance #0 > > pit_beep, instance #0 > > pci, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > pci8086,2a01, instance #0 > > display, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #1 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci8086,283f, instance #1 > > pci8086,1100, instance #0 > > pci8086,2841, instance #2 > > pci8086,2849, instance #3 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #2 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #3 > > device, instance #1 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #4 > > device, instance #2 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #1 > > miscellaneous, instance #0 > > video, instance #0 > > pci8086,2448, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > pci-ide, instance #0 > > ide, instance #0 > > sd, instance #2 > > ide (driver not attached) > > pci103c,30cc, instance #0 > > disk, instance #0 > > disk, instance #1 > > pci103c,30cc (driver not attached) > > iscsi, instance #0 > > pseudo, instance #0 > > options, instance #0 > > > > agpgart, instance #0 > > xsvc, instance #0 > > used-resources (driver not attached) > > cpus, instance #0 > > cpu, instance #0 > > cpu, instance #1 > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > _______________________________________________ > > laptop-discuss mailing list > > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org > <mailto:laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org> > > > >
