Here I report some examples (I hope useful!) on how to configure more diffuse and not expansive Wireless Cards. .:: pod.beautifulmathuncensored.de ::.
Wireless cards have interface similar to any Ethernet cards, so you have to add in /etc/conf.modules:
After this you'll be able to use ifconfig and route commands to configure your card at IP level. .:: decidim.calafell.cat ::.
Network type: FHSS, Adhoc only and with proprietary protocol OpenAir. .:: batocomic.net ::.
Web site: http://www.proxim.com where you need to download documentation and driver for Linux and Win9x. .:: www.bandsworksconcerts.info ::.
Drivers come with source code to compile:
Utility rl2cfg (for help type man rl2cfg once done c step) let you change typical data-link level settings: .:: replit.com ::. [Google Scholar: FTP]
This is all you have to know to get it properly working. .:: tool.toponseek.com ::.
Network type: FHSS, Adhoc only for Aviator 2.4 and Infrastructure for AviatorPro. .:: vuf.minagricultura.gov.co ::. .:: 12betlink0com.wikimeglio.com ::.
These cards need more for working, because you have to compile Pcmcia source as they come with Pcmcia plug. .:: telegra.ph ::. .:: w88spot.netlify.app ::. .:: telegra.ph ::.
Web site is http://www.webgear.com.
To configure:
Arguments:
Finally, to verify configuration with pc_debug > 0, you will see data-link messages in your console like these: "network started" for a new Wireless network created and "network joined" for a new Wireless network joined to another one.
Also File /proc/ray_cs can help you: flied BSSID report to which Subnet you belong to, if it is null you can receive data from no one cards. .:: telegra.ph ::.
Network type: DSSS, Adhoc and Infrastructure.
Lucent products are very professional ones.
Web site: http://www.lucent.com and http://www.orinoco.net.
Setup is like WebGear-like: step 1,2,3 are similar
Then you have to add to file /etc/pcmcia/config.opts: module "wavelan_cs" opts " ..." for Lucent Wavelan I module and "wavelan2_cs" opts " ...", for Lucent Wavelan II or Orinoco. .:: rant.li ::.
Under opts you will specify:
Note: Ideally, it is possible in a Linux Box to have 2 Lucent Wavelanx cards, one in Adhoc mode and the other in Infrastructure mode. Only one of them could properly works because, when starting pcmcia service, all 2 cards are set with same opts value (so in Adhoc or Infrastructure mode). So we have to create a Linux module (or maybe a user mode program) that can change data_link parameters at run-time such as access mode and channel used in Adhoc mode! .:: blogfreely.net ::.
The channel parameter is usually used to avoid interference with near other Wireless TX/RX.
Lucent drivers could also be used for Cabletron cards .:: jade-wanderer-6bf.notion.site ::. .:: land-book.com ::. http://www.cabletron.com
Network type: DSSS, Adhoc and Infrastructure.
YDI sells very professional cards with antennas, amplifiers and more.
Web-site http://www.ydi.com
To install:
Once done you can choose if type manual commands using "wlanctl" data-link utility or run the "scripts/wlan" file or "scripts/rc.wlan" file to automatically config your network.
In manual case these are major settings: