i believe "managed" equals "connect to an access point". the other
option being "ad-hoc" which means "connect to another computer without
access point". ip address statically or via dhcp is independent of this.
yesterday i was reading a good article on the novell site about
configuring wireless cards in suse (unfortunately i can't locate it
right now), which confirmed the option to use is "managed".
yast also offers a "master" option - i don't know what that means.
roger
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
ath0 IEEE 802.11g ESSID:"rnsRouter" Nickname:"notebook"
Mode:Managed
Didn't "managed" mean that you have to supply a static IP yourself?
Try a different mode to see what happens?
Volker
