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| a) Operating as **root**, open a terminal window;\\ | a) Operating as **root**, open a terminal window;\\ | ||
| - | * stop the network-manager service typing the command: **service network-manager stop** | + | * stop the network-manager service by typing the command: **service network-manager stop** |
| - | * and verify that your wireless network interface card is properly installed, using the command: **iwconfig** | + | * and verify that your wireless network interface card is properly installed using the command: **iwconfig** |
| - | If as the result of the previous command are present only " no wireless extensions ", you have to install the driver for your wireless card before continuing with this guide.\\ | + | If, as a result of the previous command, " no wireless extensions " are available, you need to install the driver for your wireless card before continuing with this guide.\\ |
| - | If on the contrary, you can see complete information about your wireless network interface card. In the following example the wireless network interface card is // eth1//, but yours could be //wlan0, ath0//... \\ | + | Otherwise you should see complete information about your wireless network interface card. In the following example the wireless network interface card is // eth1//, but yours could be //wlan0, ath0//... \\ |
| **Please note:** <color teal>in this guide in the examples it is always used </color>** //<color teal>eth1</color>//** <color teal>as wireless network interface card.</color>\\ | **Please note:** <color teal>in this guide in the examples it is always used </color>** //<color teal>eth1</color>//** <color teal>as wireless network interface card.</color>\\ | ||
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| ** ifconfig //eth1// up**\\ | ** ifconfig //eth1// up**\\ | ||
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| - | c) Check your wireless network interface card status typing the command:\\ | + | c) Check your wireless network interface card status using the command:\\ |
| **ifconfig //eth1//**\\ | **ifconfig //eth1//**\\ | ||
| - | In the second line output, you should see **UP** before BROADCAST. | + | In the second line output you should see **UP** before BROADCAST. |
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| EAP state=SUCCESS | EAP state=SUCCESS | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | h) Maintain the wpa_cli program active (do not close this window) untill you wish to keep on SISSA-WiFi connection. | + | h) Maintain the wpa_cli program active (do not close this window) until you wish to close the SISSA-WiFi connection. |
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| i) OPEN ANOTHER TERMINAL WINDOW. If all the paramenters are correct, you have to configure, if necessary, upper layer TCP/IP protocol DHCP to lease a dynamic IP address using the command:\\ | i) OPEN ANOTHER TERMINAL WINDOW. If all the paramenters are correct, you have to configure, if necessary, upper layer TCP/IP protocol DHCP to lease a dynamic IP address using the command:\\ | ||
| **dhclient //eth1//**\\ | **dhclient //eth1//**\\ | ||
| - | Now you will be able to use SISSA-WiFi wireless connection. \\ | + | Now you will be able to use the SISSA-WiFi wireless connection. \\ |
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