Hello,
Can NetworkManager manage two ethernet interfaces? In my experiences it
can only one, namely eth0. Do I see something wrong? I couldn't find a
related bugreport...
My other problem is automatic interface renaming. It's related to the
previous problem. I want to use the gigabit interface from
Is Networkmanager (this thing instead of ifup) suse specific?
knetworkmanager is just a frontend, right?
The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't choose
between infratructure only and adhoc connections.
The point is the hotspot I'm using (it's inside a library with many
stud
Hartmut,
when I read your comment I thought you're using same library as I...
If I enter a key for a infrastructure network and nm is traying to
connect to the ad-hoc network, doesn't it try to authenticate with the
key for infrastructure network against the ad-hoc one? Isn't this
behaviour a
Hello,
Peter Czanik írta:
> Hello,
> Can NetworkManager manage two ethernet interfaces? In my experiences it
> can only one, namely eth0. Do I see something wrong? I couldn't find a
> related bugreport...
>
OK, it's not eth0. For some reason NetworkManager always try to use only
the 10/100 inte
"Johannes Nohl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is Networkmanager (this thing instead of ifup) suse specific?
No, it's not - it is used by Ubuntu as well.
> knetworkmanager is just a frontend, right?
Correct.
>
> The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't choose
> between inf
Randall R Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wednesday 25 July 2007 08:49, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
>> ...
>>
>> nm ist the GNOME frontend,
>
> If that's true, it's a poorly chosen name, since Unix systems have had
> an "nm" command as part of the object code tools for eons (that nm
> lists ob
> The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't choose
> between infratructure only and adhoc connections.
> The point is the hotspot I'm using (it's inside a library with many
> students) is hiding its SSID. And windows make it to easy to start an
If it just hides the ESSID, jus
On Wednesday 25 July 2007 08:49, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
> ...
>
> nm ist the GNOME frontend,
If that's true, it's a poorly chosen name, since Unix systems have had
an "nm" command as part of the object code tools for eons (that nm
lists object and executable file tables of contents).
> Andreas
"Johannes Nohl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't choose
>> > between infratructure only and adhoc connections.
>> > The point is the hotspot I'm using (it's inside a library with many
>> > students) is hiding its SSID. And windows make
On Wed, July 25, 2007 9:37 am, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
> "Johannes Nohl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>>> > The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't
>>> choose
>>> > between infratructure only and adhoc connections.
>>> > The point is the hotspot I'm using (it's inside a librar
On Wednesday 25 July 2007 09:11, Johannes Nohl wrote:
> > > The problem is that (at least using knetworkmanager) you can't choose
> > > between infratructure only and adhoc connections.
> > > The point is the hotspot I'm using (it's inside a library with many
> > > students) is hiding its SSID. And
Andreas Jaeger wrote:
Randall R Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
On Wednesday 25 July 2007 08:49, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
...
nm ist the GNOME frontend,
If that's true, it's a poorly chosen name, since Unix systems have had
an "nm" command as part of the object code tools for eons (that nm
I don't know for those of you in Gnome-land, but in KDE with
KNetworkmanager (the KDE front end to networkmanager) you right click
the icon in the system tray, and you'll be presented with a list of
available wifi networks.
I'm using exactly knetworkmanager even under gnome or xfce.
If you wan
On Thu, July 26, 2007 2:27 pm, Johannes Nohl wrote:
>> I don't know for those of you in Gnome-land, but in KDE with
>> KNetworkmanager (the KDE front end to networkmanager) you right
>> click
>> the icon in the system tray, and you'll be presented with a list of
>> available wifi networks.
>
> I'm
> > The adhoc network with enabled SSID interferes with the infrastructure
> > network with hidden SSID. I use "Connect to other" and, if there's no
> > adhoc network with same SSID around, it connects to the hidden SSID.
> > Like it should do.
> > But if there's a network with same SSID Networkman
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 15:54, Johannes Nohl wrote:
> > > The adhoc network with enabled SSID interferes with the infrastructure
> > > network with hidden SSID. I use "Connect to other" and, if there's no
> > > adhoc network with same SSID around, it connects to the hidden SSID.
> > > Like it s
Hi,
On Freitag, 24. August 2007, Kai Ponte wrote:
> On Wednesday 22 August 2007 15:54, Johannes Nohl wrote:
> > > > The adhoc network with enabled SSID interferes with the
> > > You're saying, for example, you have a SSID (hidden) of Net1 and a
> > > SSID (open) of Net1 in the same room?
> >
> >
Gfs
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On Friday 24 August 2007 10:01, Gryffus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You are absolutely right with this... I administer a free WiFi
> community AP and last month somebody created a network wit exactly
> same ESSID and WEP key as me.
Could that possibly be an accident? Or was it some kind of intrusion /
data
: "Randall R Schulz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Friday 24 August 2007 10:01, Gryffus wrote:
Hi,
You are absolutely right with this... I administer a free WiFi
community AP and last month somebody creat
On Friday 24 August 2007 11:05, Gryffus wrote:
> Yes , it was accident. One of my clients had set AP mode instead of
> client on its wifi router... :-)
>
> I know that WEP is unsafe. Broke into a WEP protected networks take
> less than 15mins. I use MAC authentication...
Much modern MAC hardware h
Gryffus wrote:
Yes , it was accident. One of my clients had set AP mode instead of
client on its wifi router... :-)
I know that WEP is unsafe. Broke into a WEP protected networks take
less than 15mins. I use MAC authentication...
And WPA is also unbreakable :-)
Mac authentication doesn't bu
My wireless "card" (really an Intel Centron wireless feature) was read
and installed when I installed my 10.2, SO I tried to connect with a
wireless router. Firefox reported that it couldn't connect. So, as su,
I entered ifup eth1, to which I received this reply:
Network interface is manage
On Sunday 07 January 2007 21:12, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> My wireless "card" (really an Intel Centron wireless feature) was read
> and installed when I installed my 10.2, SO I tried to connect with a
> wireless router. Firefox reported that it couldn't connect. So, as su,
> I entered ifup eth1
On Sunday 07 January 2007 15:27, Anders Johansson wrote:
> On Sunday 07 January 2007 21:12, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> > My wireless "card" (really an Intel Centron wireless feature) was read
> > and installed when I installed my 10.2, SO I tried to connect with a
> > wireless router. Firefox rep
Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> My wireless "card" (really an Intel Centron wireless feature) was read
> and installed when I installed my 10.2, SO I tried to connect with a
> wireless router. Firefox reported that it couldn't connect. So, as
> su, I entered ifup eth1, to which I received this reply:
Anders Johansson wrote:
On Sunday 07 January 2007 21:12, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
My wireless "card" (really an Intel Centron wireless feature) was read
and installed when I installed my 10.2, SO I tried to connect with a
wireless router. Firefox reported that it couldn't connect. So, as su,
> [...] Ot, how do I disable KnetworkManager and just use
> ifup and ifdown?
AFAIK, it should be sufficient to start the YaST LAN module and
answer the first question "use Network Manager or traditional method with
ifup/ifdown" appropriate.
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On Monday 08 January 2007 08:45, David Mayr wrote:
> > [...] Ot, how do I disable KnetworkManager and just use
> > ifup and ifdown?
>
> AFAIK, it should be sufficient to start the YaST LAN module and
> answer the first question "use Network Manager or traditional method with
> ifup/ifdown" appropri
On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 10:59 -0600, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> Anders Johansson wrote:
> > On Sunday 07 January 2007 21:12, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> >>
Not butting in...well a little. I could never get this thinkpad (r40)
to work wireless in suse9.3. Yast in 10.2 found it, set it up, I added
ki
I noted what was said about hidden SSID problems using SuSE and
Knetwork manager:
Kai Ponte wrote:
On Thu, July 26, 2007 2:27 pm, Johannes Nohl wrote:
I don't know for those of you in Gnome-land, but in KDE with
KNetworkmanager (the KDE front end to networkmanager) you right
click
the icon in
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Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> I noted what was said about hidden SSID problems using SuSE and
> Knetwork manager:
>
> Kai Ponte wrote:
>> On Thu, July 26, 2007 2:27 pm, Johannes Nohl wrote:
I don't know for those of you in Gnome-land, but in KDE wi
On 07/28/2007 12:20 AM, Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
> My eth1 setup includes a passphrase and ESSID for my current wireless
> router. I expect to take my laptop "on the road" and use it in
> various places which provide WiFi. If the identifying name of the
> network is not apparent, how do I set it
Quoting "Dennis J. Tuchler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
My eth1 setup includes a passphrase and ESSID for my current wireless
router. I expect to take my laptop "on the road" and use it in various
places which provide WiFi. If the identifying name of the network is
not apparent, how do I set it up?
> Deliberate mixing of ad-hoc and infrastructure based networking on the
> same SSID is probably not good practice. People configuring machines as
> ad-hoc with the same SSID and passphrase is something the network
> managers can do little about, and I would regard this as a potential
> security we
Robert Love's blog indicated that the updated Network Manager would
reach OS 10.1 soon. Does anyone have an idea when this will be?
Also, is there a Bugzilla for the additional KDE repository?
Thanks,
Sander
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On Thu, Jul 27, 2006 at 03:24:09PM -0400, Alexander Antoniades wrote:
> Robert Love's blog indicated that the updated Network Manager would
> reach OS 10.1 soon. Does anyone have an idea when this will be?
reference url? what is OS 10.1? SL 10.1?
> Also, is there a Bugzilla for the additional KDE
> reference url? what is OS 10.1? SL 10.1?
http://rlove.org/log/2006071301.html and he actually says it'll appear
in "openSUSE" soon.
It did
[http://lists.opensuse.org/archive/opensuse-commit/2006-Jul/0275.html].
FACTORY now uses 0.6.4.
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On Fri, Jul 28, 2006 at 07:24:29AM +0100, James Ogley wrote:
> > reference url? what is OS 10.1? SL 10.1?
>
> http://rlove.org/log/2006071301.html and he actually says it'll appear
> in "openSUSE" soon.
>
> It did
> [http://lists.opensuse.org/archive/opensuse-commit/2006-Jul/0275.html].
> FACTORY
On 7/28/06, Marcus Meissner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are some fixes in the 10.1 codebase which were done for SLED 10,
which we likely could release for 10.1 however.
That would be greatly appreciated. Despite the problems I had
initially, NetworkManager crashing when coming out of suspe
Using SLED10, there is a nice-looking option in the network manager, a
left click on the icon in the panel, and there is a "VPN Connections"
option, you can configure vpn definitions, and then launch those that
have been configured. If you choose to configure, there is a nice
little wizard, and th
On Friday 16 February 2007 12:59, Peter Van Lone wrote:
> Using SLED10, there is a nice-looking option in the network manager, a
> left click on the icon in the panel, and there is a "VPN Connections"
> option, you can configure vpn definitions, and then launch those that
> have been configured. If
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