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Wireless (iwconfig) problems


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ok i have everything set up for my wireless card and infact i am using it right now...

but the only problem us that when i boot up i have to specify the command

iwconfig wlan0 key open

after i do that i am able to connect and everything works fine...but untill then i have no connection at all... per the suggestion of Liquidzoo i have added the line

iwconfig wlan0 key open

to the end of rc.local but this has not solved the problem, any ideas?

 

btw here is my boot order (if that is helpful?)

[david@localhost david]$ ls /etc/rc3.d/
K09dm@    S01udev@       S12syslog@   S18sound@       S25netfs@   S55ntpd@        S85numlock@
K59dund@  S05harddrake@  S13partmon@  S20xfs@         S30upsd@    S56rawdevices@  S90crond@
K59hidd@  S10network@    S15cups@     S24messagebus@  S31upsmon@  S56xinetd@      S95kheader@
K59pand@  S11portmap@    S17alsa@     S25bluetooth@   S40atd@     S75keytable@    S99local@
[david@localhost david]$

 

in short, i need to automate the command "iwconfig wlan0 key open" i have to type iwconfig wlan0 key open to get the wirelesscard to connect to the network, apperantly my network is no longer restricted since i got my new router, is there a way to automate this command?

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no, i have already created a ifcfg script, i just either need to know what line to add to is or how to add that line to some command script.... in my ifcfg script i already have a line that says "key=thenmyencryptionkeyhere" i mean i dont know do i add a line to the script that says SECURITYMODE=open ?

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