Gokul Poduval wrote:
Hello,
I am running Debian unstable, and was wondering if anybody has managed to get
WEP working with Cisco 350 card.
My settings are as follows
I have the same card (almost) and it work well
Device info:
/proc/drivers/aironet/eth1/Status:
Driver Version: airo.c 0.6 (Ben Reed & Javier Achirica)
Device: 350 Series
Manufacturer: Cisco Systems
Firmware Version: 4.25.10
Radio type: 2
Country: 0
Hardware Version: 22
Software Version: 425
Software Subversion: a
Boot block version: 150
Have you tried to set it up manually (by using directly iwconfig):
iwconfig eth1 essid your_essid key your_key
Also, are you able to see you AP with iwlist eth1 scanning ??
Yannick :)
/etc/network/interfaces contains the following
iface eth1 inet static
address -some address-
netmask 255.255.255.0
network -some network-
gateway -the gateway
broadcast -broadcast-
wireless-essid SSID
wireless-key key
On inserting the card, airo and airo_cs modules are sucessfully loaded. I get
the following from my /proc/drivers/aironet/eth1/Status
Status: PRIV KEY WEP
Mode: 380
Signal Strength: 93
Signal Quality: 15
SSID: -------
AP:
Freq: 0
BitRate: 11mbs
Driver Version: airo.c 0.6 (Ben Reed & Javier Achirica)
Device: 350 Series
Manufacturer: Cisco Systems
Firmware Version: 5.02.19
Radio type: 2
Country: 1
Hardware Version: 22
Software Version: 502
Software Subversion: 13
Boot block version: 150
The card seems to be getting intialized properly, however I cannot ping the
gateway or any other machine. Has anybody managed to get a similar setup
working ?
Yours Sincerely,
Gokul Poduval
http://pod.homelinux.net
