[AuckLUG] Ubuntu 7.04, wireless card and WPA-PSK?

Hansel Dunlop hansel at interpretthis.org
Sat Aug 18 11:26:57 NZST 2007


WPA-PSK (1 and 2) works under Ubuntu 7.04. In fact I'm typing this email on
a lap top connected to just such a network now.

So I guess my suggestion would be general trouble shooting stuff. Are other
clients able to connect to the router while it is using WPA? Is the package
wpasupplicant installed? That seems to be the only WPA related package that
is installed on my system. I'm pretty sure it was installed by default
though.

Cheers

Hansel

On 8/17/07, Ken Lomax <ken at lomax.gen.nz> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have installed Ubuntu 7.04 on a Asus P55-mx se mother board machine. I
> have also installed a CNet cwp-854 pci wireless card in the machine.
>
> Ubuntu picks up the card and it worked fine until i set up WPA-PSK
> security on my wireless access point. Ubuntu likes only WEP.
>
> I have downloaded the files from Ralink website and set up according to
> the instructions.
>
> However I still cannot get WPA working.
>
> Ubuntu recognises my card as ra1 while the docs seem to think it should be
> recognised as ra0. THere is a pci wired network card in the machine which
> is recognised as eth0. Ubuntu does not work with the inbuilt network
> interface.
>
> Any suggestions? This machine is destined for another location with a WPA
> wireless setup, so I need to make it work.
>
> THanks for any help
>
> Regards
> Ken
>
>
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