Airport/iBook/YDL3.0 problems

[Ben Hall]

Just as a follow up to this, I actually had to add a KEY="" line to the 
eth1 config file.  Leaving it as an empty string worked, though, and I 
now have both the network working, and the GUI config tool!  Very 
strange, I'd say Red Hat (or Terrasoft) need to add a few more exception 
cases to the gui config program.

So, to summarize, to get the redhat-config-network tool to work, my 
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1 file had to look like this:

DEVICE=eth1
BOOTPROTO=dhcp
ONBOOT=no
ESSID="default"
KEY=""

Cheers,

Ben

Scott Kellogg wrote:

>>Thanks, I'm having the same problem and it was driving me nuts.  What do 
>>you do if you're not running an encrypted network?  Would I just set the 
>>ESSID and leave the key blank? 
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>Yes, don't even include a line for KEY.
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>>(FWIW, I run unencrypted because I read that it causes significant 
>>performance degredation, and my base station can be set to only accept 
>>certain MAC addresses.  Good enough for me!)
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>Ah, that works.  
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>/Scott
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