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5.4.Usingthecommandlineinterface
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Note that eth1 is a working wireless interface, and is currently not associated to any network.
The following output shows the use of iwconfig to connect to a simple wireless network with an ESSID of mynet with a
WEP key of 16a12bd649ced7ce42ee3f383f:
[root@localhost~]#iwconfigeth1essidmynetkey16a12bd649ced7ce42ee3f383f
[root@localhost~]#ifconfigeth1up
[root@localhost~]#dhclienteth1
Once these commands are entered, run iwconfigeth1 to show the connection details:
[root@localhost~]#iwconfigeth1
eth1IEEE802.11gESSID:"mynet"
Mode:ManagedFrequency:2.427GHzAccessPoint:00:1D:A2:88:A9:41
BitRate:54Mb/sTxPower=20dBmSensitivity=8/0
Retrylimit:7RTSthr:offFragmentthr:off
Encryptionkey:16A12BD649CED7CE42EE3F383FSecuritymode:open
PowerManagement:off
LinkQuality=84/100Signallevel=43dBmNoiselevel=85dBm
Rxinvalidnwid:0Rxinvalidcrypt:0Rxinvalidfrag:0
Txexcessiveretries:0Invalidmisc:7Missedbeacon:12
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