etherSetup Ethernet Setup Configuration: Interfaces : This is a List of available Interfaces Shut down all remaining interfaces Shut down all remaining Interfaces or leave them untouched Config Select whether you want to config interface with a static IP or via DHCP Static IP DHCP IP-Addr : Netmask : Default GW (opt.) : prim. DNS (opt) sec. DNS (opt) pre Conf. Script Enter the static IP-Addr of the interface (192.168.2.1) Enter the desired Netmask (255.255.255.0) (Optional) The IP Address of the Gateway (e.g. DSL Route to the internet) If you have a working default Gateway you can ommit this field Optional a DNS Entry for the /etc/resolv.conf file. If you have a working DNS entry you can ommit this field. A script, that should be startet before the network configuration is done. A script, that should be startet after the network configurationis done. Select a script to run Ok Save the configuration cancel close this dialog window WARNING Couldn't save the configuration. Unknown Error! Select a File Select the pre config script. Select the post config script. netgo_ng Choose a profile Choose a profile and klick "Go!" or just double click an entry. Select a profile in the list and press "Go!" to execute it. This program is dedicated to my wife Ute. Go! add network edit network del network Close Choose a profile an click "Ok!" to fire up the network. Add profiles for wirebound and wireless netorks. Change the configuration of an existing profile. Delete the profile of an network no longer needed. Quit the application. Hide the application in the system tray. Wireless Device (e.g. wlan0, wlan1 ....) Ethernet Device (e.g. eth0, eth1 ....) Select Interface-Type Select the type of interface you want to configure: Configuration Enter a name for the profile : WARNING A profile already exists! A profile with the following name already exists : Erase Profile Do you realy want to delete the profile for: &Minimize &Restore &Profils &Quit startup Network startup Finished wifiSetup Here you can setup various parameter for your wireless network The mode of operation can be set to Ad-hoc for a peer-to-peer network without an Access-Point or to Managed for a network with an Access-Point. Specify the essid for your network (either by scanning or entering manually). This information is needed to make your pc a part of a network cell. If you use a managed network and do not use WPA as authentication you can leave this field empty. In this case the wifi-adapter uses the access-point with the best signal quality Within a network you have to specify the authentication-mode. Here you can choose between WEP and WPA. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is a system for encryption of networks with optional authentication. Usually when using WEP, the mode WEP-Open is approriate (no authentication). WEP is regarded insecure. Therefore WPA (Wifi Protected Access) was implemented. But not every hardware support WPA. WPA can only be uses in Managed mode. You can enter the key in HEX, ASCII or a Passphrase. If you use WEB as authentication mode you have to enter a 10 digit HEX value for a 64-bit key, a 26 digit HEX value for a 128-bit key, a 32 digit HEX value for a 156-bit key and 58 digits for a 256-bit key. You can alternatively enter a 5 characters for a 64-bit key, 13 characters for a 128-bit key, 16 characters for a 156-bit key and 29 characters for a 256-bit key. But keep in mind that not every hardware supports keys up to 256 bit. If you use WPA you can enter the key in HEX. Therefore you have to enter a 64-digit Hex-key or you can alternatively enter a passphrase (8 - 63 characters) Configuration : Read this for further information about how to setup your wireless lan Interface : If more than one interface were found, you can select the interface to use. This is a List of available Interfaces Shut down all remaining interfaces Shut down all remaining Interfaces or leave them untouched Key-Format Select the way you want to enter your key Config Select whether you want to config interface with a static IP or via DHCP Static IP DHCP Shows the number of character and whether the key is valid (green) or not (red) Enter the hex-key or passphrase Mode of Operation ESSID Authentication Select a network or enter the ESSID manually Select which encryption mode you want to use Nickname ESSID-Scan Scan for available networks Enter the name of your network (ESSID) manually Required Programms: IP-Addr : Netmask : Default GW (opt.) : primary DNS (opt) second. DNS (opt) pre Conf. Script post Conf. Script Channel (Channel '0' --> auto) Bit Rate Link Quality Enter the static IP-Addr of the interface (192.168.2.1) Enter the desired Netmask (255.255.255.0) (Optional) The IP Address of the Gateway (e.g. DSL Route to the internet) If you have a working default Gateway you can ommit this field Optional a DNS Entry for the /etc/resolv.conf file. If you have a working DNS entry you can ommit this field. A script, that should be startet before the network configuration is done. A script, that should be startet after the network configurationis done. Select a script to run Save the configuration cancel close this dialog window Question No network essid found. Do you want to enter a network essid manually Enter the ESSID of your network: Info There was at least one hidden cell found! WARNING Couldn't save the configuration. Unknown Error! wpa_supplicant not found. No WPA encryption available wpa_supplicant found : iwlist not found. No network scanning possible. iwlist found : iwconfig not found. No configuration of wlan possible. iwconfig found : dhcpcd not found. No dhcp configuration possible. Static IP only dhcpcd found : not found Warning Signal Qual. : bad Signal Qual. : medium Signal Qual. : good Signal Qual. : excellent