One of our student technicians in Client Support documented a simple guide for connecting to AirNet using Ubuntu Linux and posted it as a comment to our Understanding Campus Wireless entry. He says these concepts work for other distributions, but the commands may be different.
Our boss was impressed with these instructions (and the fact that our student used his MySBfiles to document this). We decided to pull his comment out of the obscurity of the 50+ remarks we received and made it a blog post unto itself in the hopes that it might reach a wider audience and someone might find it useful.
Way to go, Addisen!
http://mysbfiles.stonybrook.edu/~aosterho/airnet_on_linux.htm
Thank you, this instructors are really helpful. Now I can take my laptop outside my dorm.
By the way, there seems to be a big with the anti-spam word field, whenever i click and try to type it my text cursor jumps up to the website field.
I think it is because:
Oops wordpress filtered out the code.
Here in this line:
//var urlinput = document.getElementById(”url”);//
Instead of that it ought to be:
//var urlinput = document.getElementById(”securitycode”);//
Great guide, thanks!
There is a problem with the anti spam, you have to hold the mouse down in order to write it
Really nice guide. Good work and thanks!