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I have been useing my wireless card infedora 8 and when I tried to set security mode on my server (wep128-bit) I put the Encription key in and my computer ...
- 01-29-2009 #1Just Joined!
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problem with wireless
I have been useing my wireless card infedora 8 and when I tried to set security mode on my server (wep128-bit) I put the Encription key in and my computer won't comunicate with the server. When I resart the system I get this mesg.at boot up Error for wireless request "set encode"(8B2A) set failed on device wlan0;invalid argument. can anyone help?
ps: I have a eddiemax pci card
- 01-30-2009 #2Just Joined!
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are u kidding me? wep is totally not good, u have to use wpa2 combined with mac filtering for wifi [wireless] hope ur not talking bout radius server because i dunno that jet but in wpa2 u can use numbers,letters and code@ but in web u can only use numbers and in wpa u can use numbers and letter.
Radius is way to difficult for an beginner..dont ask me that lol
- 02-03-2009 #3
More information on the wireless is needed.Please read this sticky, and post back with the information.
Wireless Setup - Start Here
Also, what application are you using to connect with the wireless? You should be using the NetworkManager applet, found in the taskbar.Paul
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- 02-18-2009 #4Just Joined!
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Sorry for beeing so long getting back but I decided to istall f10 and it did the trick thanks for all the answers though. Now I am having another problem Iwant to use(share) a printer that I have on a WRT54G router and I can't figgure out how to set it up. If anyone can help I would be greatfull.
- 02-18-2009 #5
You should be able to use CUPS (Common Unix Printing System). It is installable using YUM. After installation, you access the CUPS server through a web browser, like Firefox
If your printer is a network printer, I believe that you would use the ipp protocol to access it. An example of my printer, which is connected to a PC:Code:http://localhost:631/
You also need to install the correct Linux driver for the printer, on the PC that will send the document to the printer.Code:ipp://192.168.1.75:631/printers/psc_1200
Since this is off topic, start a new thread for further CUPS questions. Maybe in the peripherals or Fedora section.Last edited by waterhead; 02-18-2009 at 10:22 PM.
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- 02-20-2009 #6Just Joined!
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printer install
Cups did the trick I realy apreciate your help BCH
P. S. I posted here because no one answered my other post so thanks again


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