Wifi setup quick easy step by step

By ppepote1

Google teaches us.

Setting wifi

1.- Stop the firewall.

2.- Find the driver for your card wifi. With the name of your wireless pci card or usb, you see, always, the official website of the manufacturer and there you will find the driver who is responsible. If you do not get, always in search blogsearch:

http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q =% 2Bgoogle% 2Bdriver + + +% 2Batheros & btnG = Search + Blogs

You can see the explanation of this mode of search in:

http://ppepote1.blogspot.com/2008/12/searches-different-and-more-efficient.html

3.- You install the driver. It is very easy. You can zoom from the installer of your distribution: aptitude, rpm, yum, or module-assistant, madwifi, wdrisdrapper, and so on. There are many pages you explain it clearly.

4.- Use lsmod from a terminal to verify that the module is mounted.
Most of the pages explain how to assemble and to connect the wireless cards with the help of the following commands: ifconfig, and iwconfig iwlist. But there's an easier way to do this.

5.- Open the KDE Control Center.
Tabs: Internet network, Web browser, Parameters, network administrator mode.

6.- Click on the card and wifi Set interface.
Where to put TCP / IP address, choose:

7.- Automatic: dhcp.
Accept and implement.

8.- Click on the card and wifi Enable the interface. And Apply.
If not, choose:

9.- Manual: In the ip address you put you in the command ifconfig eth0 or eth1.

10.- In the second line puts inet addr: 192,168 ... that is.

11.- In the second line puts Mask: 255.255.255.0. That's what you have to put in Mascara network: 255.255.255.0 enabling activities when the computer starts up. Ok.

12.- In ESSID, put the name that comes behind your router.

13.- And the WEP key. Click Advanced Options. In Description: Put the name of the wireless network interface: wlan0, ath0, wifi, etc. This name you can find it by typing ifconfig.

14.- In broadcast address, get what's coming in the second line Bcast: 192.168.1.255.

15.- And Gateway: 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1.

16.- KwifiManager opens and you connect.



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