SUSE 11.2 + ASUS WL 167g + INTEL(R) PRO/100

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Hello all, at first please understand that my English is not perfect, but ill try to explain all well.

So,

Im using now PC with

INTEL P4 (3GHz), 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, GeForce 8400GS, MSI motherboard with intagrateg LAN INTEL(R) PRO/100

Instalation went great no problems…

But when i gen new broadband ( Virgin on DLink Router ) i have problem to connect to interent.:sarcastic:

Im tryed many options to set it up, by NEtworkmanager, by manualy settings and on ASUS(Wifi) and INTER (cable option) cant get acces to interent, i may do a lot of mess in sys i tryed instal many RPM’s included to CD.:sarcastic:

When i try to setup WIFI connection i can see my network around wit WPA-PSK2 key i can chose it i type pass in options and i go to OK (finish) it is saving settings and then nothing.

How to say im not sure what to do now, on XP all works fine. I just cant set it up on SUSE i dont know what to do, where i should start.

If any one know what to do if any one need more info please tell me what to do.:shame:

I read many posts ready but none of them arn’t work on my SUSE. lokks like some thing important is missing.

Can any one type commands to first see what is going on, ill paste it back here then mayby some one will see bugs made by sys and/or usr…

PLS HELP…

IM Green NOW…:sarcastic:

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The first thing we need to know is what chip is in your wireless
device. Knowing that it is an ASUS WL 167g is not sufficient, as many
vendors change the chip without changing the name. I do not know if
ASUS is guilty of this or not.

Please open a terminal and enter the command ‘/sbin/lspci -nn’. Find
the line that describes the ASUS device and post that.

In addition, enter the command ‘/usr/sbin/iwlist scan’ and post the
output.

With the information from those two commands, we will know how to proceed.

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OK, your device is scanning. I did n ot see it in the PCI scan - is it
connected by USB?

Please enable network control using NetworkManager. Then click on the
NM applet and select “Manage Connections”. Then select the wireless
tab and create a new connection. If there is already a connection for
your SSID, delete it first so as to get a clean slate. In the add
screens, you will be able to scan for your AP under the Wireless tab
and choose a name for your connection, then once those are entered,
click on the “Wireless Security” tab, choose “WPA/WPA2 Personal”,
which I think is correct for your network. Enter the passphrase in the
box. Now click on the “IP Address” tab and check the “Connect
automatically” box. Then pull down the box that says “Basic settings”
to “Routes” and clear both boxes. This step is to fix a current bug in
11.2. You can then exit the “Manage Connections” area. Click on the
applet again, and you should see the connection that you just created.
Click on it, and the connection should be made.

If you are unable to access the network, please enter the command

/sbin/iwconfig

You should see something that looks like


wlan3     IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:"lwfdjf_rad"
Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point:
00:14:BF:85:49:FA
Bit Rate=36 Mb/s   Tx-Power=20 dBm
Retry  long limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off
Power Management:off
Link Quality=70/70  Signal level=-35 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0  Rx invalid crypt:0  Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0  Invalid misc:0   Missed beacon:0

The critical things in this listing are the ESSID and Access Point
entries. If both are filled in, then your wireless card has associated
and authenticated. If that is true, then the next step is to issue the
command

/sbin/route -n

You should see something like


Kernel IP routing table
Destination   Gateway      Genmask       Flags Metric Ref  Use Iface
192.168.1.0   0.0.0.0      255.255.255.0 U     2      0      0 wlan3
0.0.0.0       192.168.1.1  0.0.0.0       UG    0      0      0 wlan3

The critical one is the last with the UG flags as it specifies the
default gateway. It should be there. If it is, then the problem is
with DNS. To verify that, enter the following two commands:


ping  -c 3  66.102.7.104
ping  -c 3  www.google.com

If the first works, but the second does not, then the problem is with
DNS. Use the command ‘sudo rm /etc/resolv.conf’ to delete the current
resolver file, and use the NM applet to remake the connection. Try to
see if it now works.

If still no go, please post the results of each of the above steps.