Hello Group,
I've seen a lot of emails about wireless... and now I'm adding to it
:-). I've got a WAP running OpenBSD 3.7 configured as follows:
# cat
/etc/hostname.wi0
!/sbin/wicontrol \$if -f 11 -x 1 -E 3
inet 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0 NONE nwid mywap \
nwkey secretpass mediaopt hostap
I've already got my linux laptop working with this AP, and tonight I
went out and got a card for my OpenBSD laptop :-). I'm able to see the
WAP when I wicontrol -L. Am I correct to assume that this means the
card (Belkin F5D7010) is properly supported? I've tried the following
to configure the card and I am still not able to ping the WAP:
ifconfig ral0 192.168.10.23 netmask 255.255.255.0 nwid mywap chan 11
nwkey secretpass
Then on the WAP I check the associated stations wicontrol -l :
# wicontrol -l
2 stations:
00:11:50:15:4e:29 asid=01b0, flags=3<AUTH,ASSOC>, caps=11<ESS,PRIVACY>,
rates=f<1M,2M,5.5M,11M>
00:0e:35:eb:c8:8f asid=00d0, flags=3<AUTH,ASSOC>, caps=11<ESS,PRIVACY>,
rates=f<1M,2M,5.5M,11M>, sig=33/7
The top one 00:11:50:15:4e:29 is the OpenBSD laptop... it looks
connected to me, but I noticed it doesn't have the sig=33/7 message.
Can anyone offer me some advice? Thanks again,
Brandon
