Hey,Just apt-get install network-manager-gnome. Don't mind the "gnome" there, the utility works in every desktop and it auto-configures your network. It supports WPA and is on par with Windows' network manager! You get an icon on your system tray which notifies you about available networks and asks
Hey all,
I just purchased a new wireless router which
supports WPA (64 HEX digits) and a new PCMCIA wireless network adapter
(DWL-G650) which supports WPA as well.
Now, everything works fine when I use WEP as my
encryption method, though, iwconfig won't accept the WPA key:
iwconfig ath0 key
