Re: wifi permanently switching between 2.4 and 5 GHz

edit > the wpa_supplicant.conf > > For general roaming, I think it would be great for NM expose the bgscan > and related configs, if 802.11k > has good wpa_supplicant support, this would be a real help for roaming, > and maybe this IW command. > > -SA > > > > On

Re: wifi permanently switching between 2.4 and 5 GHz

> On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 9:36 AM, Dan Williams via networkmanager-list < networkmanager-list@gnome.org> wrote > > Does the switching cause an actual problem? It's supposed to happen > very quickly, within a couple 10s of ms. I have run into like roaming/band-selection issues with linux around

dnsmasq on ubuntu/debian not using pulled dns servers

I've had this issue for a while with ubuntu, where openvpn, openconnect vpn's that I've tried don't seem to register the dns servers properly with dnsmasq, so I get no dns resolution on vpn. It seems resolvconf isn't modifying the resolv.conf, leaving the localhost address there, but dnsmasq

Re: DNS not working on openvpn connection.....don't know why?

Likely related to resolveconf, it doesn't seem to work right with vpn plugins to add dns servers properly from the connection. I usually end up having to uninstall it to get dns working properly across a tunnel. -mb On 12/25/2014 12:57 PM, Another Sillyname wrote: Happy Crimbles

Re: NetworkManager 802.1x and gnome credentials

This is how most users are expecting to use it, with (sadly) windoze being the golden example for seamless integration. Every wireless vendor just expects there to be integration on the backend with AD/LDAP or some upstream directory provider if you're doing user/pass-based auth of some form

Re: HP hp3110 HSPA+ Mobile Broadband Module Modem is not shown up

I had this problem with the same card on an elitebook - never could get this to work under ubuntu, it'd only ever expose the first serial port, and would never take the firmware to load the second for the data socket. RFkill said it was enabled, but never *worked*... Bios was flaky as hell

Re: NetworkManager-0.8.1 and computerauthentication

Not as far as I have been able to tell per how windoze handles it. I asked this a while back, and short answer is no. Working in an enterprise wireless environment, of course windoze does this (only at boot/logout), macs do this too (somewhat poorly), but there is nothing analogous in linux

KDE Plasma App VPN not starting without managed ethernet

Greetings, I installed kubuntu 13.10 tonight, and was trying to connect my vpn to work, but it seems that it won't start without having a managed ethernet adapter. Because of using likewise-open and kerberos for AD auth on login, I have to force the interface to dhcp as soon as the OS comes

Re: Machine authentication and dynamic dns for AD

I was curious if the RH or other contributors have investigated adding os-level machine auth support into NM, or proper dynamic dns client support to register with AD. How does the OS-level machine auth support work? Is this Kerberos + EAP? Under windoze or mac, essentially kerberos machine

Re: 802.1x wired authentication

This sounds pretty consistent with my question about machine auth inclusion, as this works almost exactly like what you're trying to accomplish. We do the same on the windoze side, where if there isn't a user authenticated, it should fall back to machine auth vlan, where your user is

Machine authentication and dynamic dns for AD

Greetings, I was curious if the RH or other contributors have investigated adding os-level machine auth support into NM, or proper dynamic dns client support to register with AD. I know it's a bit chicken and egg, considering nm has no identity at boot, but needs to be a handoff from system

Re: Does Network Manager Support Machine Authentication?

I'm in the same boat at the moment - deploying enterprise wireless and using machine auth for certain components in mac/windows, but looking last week for how to accomplish machine authentication lead me to find little under linux. Seems this might need to be lower in the stack than

Re: Trouble setting VPN for specific IP via NetworkManager

I've noticed similar behavior using vpnc-based vpn's that doesn't setup routes quite right. It adds the prefixes negotiated for routes by the server, but it still insists on repointing a default route at the tun interface as well, breaking split-tunneling. I keep forgetting to spam the list

Re: Ubuntu Karmic cdma modem problem

19, 2009 at 04:08:07PM -0700, Michael Butash wrote: Hi, I just upgraded a couple days ago to Karmic, and just noticed today that my laptop isn't working with my Verizon mini-pci dell card. Well, it works mostly, but primarily won't install a default route and finally go fully

Ubuntu Karmic cdma modem problem

Hi, I just upgraded a couple days ago to Karmic, and just noticed today that my laptop isn't working with my Verizon mini-pci dell card. Well, it works mostly, but primarily won't install a default route and finally go fully connected in the nm tray applet. Watching syslog, what I found was