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I am using a ipw3945 abg wifi card on my HP dv5000t laptop and I can
connect to a wireless network but the internet does not work. any solutions? Thanks |
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> I am using a ipw3945 abg wifi card on my HP dv5000t laptop and I can
> connect to a wireless network but the internet does not work. any > solutions? I suspect that you have not set the Default Gateway address. (Has happened to me too). Use Yast to set this up (in the Network Devices section Network Card). -G- |
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boobooq88@yahoo..com wrote:
> I am using a ipw3945 abg wifi card on my HP dv5000t laptop and I can > connect to a wireless network but the internet does not work. any solutions? > > Thanks For the second time this week Go to /etc/sysconfig/network find the ifcf* that relates to your ipw3945 add the following lines DHCLIENT_MODIFY_RESOLV_CONF="yes" DHCLIENT_SET_DEFAULT_ROUTE="yes" then execute rcnetwork restart |
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> I am using a ipw3945 abg wifi card on my HP dv5000t laptop and I can
> connect to a wireless network but the internet does not work. any solutions? > > Thanks Have you set up the "DNS" and "Default Gateway"? The later caught me out when installed last night. Start YaST -> Network Devices -> Network Card to open the Network Setup Method. I set "Network Setup Method" to the "Traditional Method with ifup" because that is the way I have always done it. Click "Next". On the next window select the Network Card from the list and click "Edit". Click the "Address" tab. As you can connect to the network I guess you have the IP adderss set up or are using DHCP. Now click "Hostname and Name Server". Set a Hostname. I set Domain Name to "localhost" because I am not part of a domain and I don't know what else to set it to. Set the name servers. You should be able to get this from your ISP or the information may be available from your router if you have one. If you have a windows box you use on the same network type "ipconfig /all" in a "cmd" indow and it should tell you what the DNS's are. Now click "Back". Click "Routing" and set "Default Gateway" to the address of your router. Click "OK", "Next" and "Next" again and it should set you up for internet connectivity. Hope it works for you or you find a solution, only just got mine up and running. May the force be with you ![]() |
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not_got_an@email.com wrote:
>> I am using a ipw3945 abg wifi card on my HP dv5000t laptop and I can >> connect to a wireless network but the internet does not work. any >> solutions? >> >> Thanks > > Have you set up the "DNS" and "Default Gateway"? The later caught me out > when installed last night. > > Start YaST -> Network Devices -> Network Card to open the Network Setup > Method. > > I set "Network Setup Method" to the "Traditional Method with ifup" because > that is the way I have always done it. Click "Next". > > On the next window select the Network Card from the list and click "Edit". > > Click the "Address" tab. As you can connect to the network I guess you > have the IP adderss set up or are using DHCP. Now click "Hostname and Name > Server". > > Set a Hostname. I set Domain Name to "localhost" because I am not part of > a domain and I don't know what else to set it to. > > Set the name servers. You should be able to get this from your ISP or the > information may be available from your router if you have one. If you > have a windows box you use on the same network type "ipconfig /all" in a > "cmd" > indow and it should tell you what the DNS's are. Now click "Back". > > Click "Routing" and set "Default Gateway" to the address of your router. > > Click "OK", "Next" and "Next" again and it should set you up for internet > connectivity. > > Hope it works for you or you find a solution, only just got mine up and > running. > > May the force be with you ![]() or you can try this if you want.. open terminal type this: su (enter) your password (enter) dhcpcd wlan1 (or possible wlan0 depending what your wireless card is listed as)(enter) chances are your internet works now.. |
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