[Partially solved] Setup wired connection with VMware

Hello everyone !
I'm fairly new to archlinux and I have been trying it with VMware Player 5, with a Windows Seven host.
So with the first install I tried, everything worked really great with the Beginner's Guide, so I made another install with the settings I really want.
I had access to Internet during the whole install, but after rebooting, the connection is not working with the dynamic IP nor the static IP, even though I configured it with net-auto-wired. I tried to mess with the two network adapters created by VMware but nothing worked yet. When I try to ping, I have the "unknown host" error.
What really surprises me is that it worked really well for the first install, and during the whole process of the second one.
Thanks !
Last edited by guiguizmo91 (2013-01-20 18:53:10)

After reading the Network Configuration, it seems that the problem is here : https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/30235
Here, the guy is using Virtualbox, but it might be almost the same problem. I have to run manually :
dhcpcd enp2s1
After that, I do not get the unknown host error.
The Network Configuration Wiki page says :
If the dhcpd service starts before your network card module (FS#30235), manually add your network card to /etc/modules-load.d/*.conf. For example, if your Realtek card needs r8169 to be loaded, create:
/etc/modules-load.d/realtek.conf
r8169
Tip: To find out which modules are used by your network card, use lspci -k.
Using the tip, it says that my card (Intel Corporation 82545EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller) uses the kernel driver e1000, so I tried the solution from the Wiki, with a file in /etc/modules-load.d/ containing e1000, but it does not work.
What should I do to have it work directly ?
Thanks for your attention.

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Thanks Ram

I think what you are asking about is XML Digital Signatures (XML-DSig). This lets you sign Web services messages with a digital signature that can then be, potentially verified, against other authentication/authoritization mechanisms like LDAP.
The specification relating XML-DSig to Web services is managed by OASIS called Web Services Security. Oracle
sits on this standards group and has plans to implement it as it becomes a standard. For current specifications on this check out:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/wss/documents/WSS-Core-04-1117.pdf
For Oracle's plans in this area, check out this presentation at:
http://www.oracle.com/pls/oow/oow_user.show_public?p_event=13&p_type=session&p_session_id=38930
See the last few slides for a roadmap after you read through the use cases.
I realize you would prefer code samples and unfortunately I don't have any ... but hopefully this points you in the right direction ... The bottom line, if I understand your question, is that the specs are just emerging for this and if you want to do it now, it really is a roll-your-own solution that you can then retrofit in the standards as they emerge.
Mike.

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We have requirement to setup Secure connection with DB2 database on IBM iseries system. currently we are using ODBC type of connectivity which is not secure. Can anyone help how to set up Secure connectivity. below are the system details . . Application - IDQ - 9.6.0 Database - DB2 on IBM iSeries AS400

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I have a WinME computer that I'm trying to connect directly (via network cable) to a WRT54G router. I have an XP computer connected directly to the router and another XP connected via a wireless router, but I can't seem to figure out the settings to get the internet connection on the WinME computer to work, though the network neighborhood is working fine. I tried before to get a wireless connection on the WinME computer, but was unsuccessful (same thing; the network neighborhood worked fine; tried the internet access fix with Winsock to no avail). Now that I've moved all of the computers together into the same room, I thought I would try again using a direct connection, but I can't remember what the settings are for the network TCP/IP protocol? Putting the router's IP address in the gateway block does not seem to do anything. I can't even remember where I found all of the info before.
Can someone point me in the right direction?

I'm not using static addresses (except for the router). Here's the setup:
Internet Connection Type Static IP
Internet IP Address: . . . 206.183.182.233
Subnet Mask: . . . 255.255.255. 0
Gateway: . . . 206.183.182. 1
Static DNS 1: . . . 206.183.176. 2
Static DNS 2: . . . 216.168. 84. 2
Network Setup
Local IP Address: . . . 192.168. 5. 1
Subnet Mask: . . . 255.255.255. 0
Network Address Server Settings (DHCP)
DHCP Server: Enable
Starting IP Address . . . 192.168. 5.100
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Thanks!

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Hi, Passing on info I've learned.
The manual for the WTR54GS mentions being able to "...use multiple devices on a single hotspot account in a coffee shop or airport lounge...". See my original posting, "How to set up a wireless private bubble at paid hotspot? WTR54GS?", which ended in a dead end. I subsequently had a Linksys live chat session and the representative provided the solution. Perhaps worthy to be included in the Wireless FAQ?
Situation: you have access to a paid hotspot (hotel room, meeting room, etc.) and you want to share the connection with several devices, also wirelessly.
Solution: the WTR54GS can accept an incoming Internet connection wirelessely and re-broadcast that connection to form your own private bubble or network. (Note the WTR54GS can also accept an incoming Internet connection via Ethernet cable).
Linksys Live Chat pointed me to these web pages.
Go to the Linksys Easy Answers page: For a schematic of the concept of "associating the travel router to a hotspot (wirelessly)" search for Easy Answer ID# 4831
URL for above is http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=4831&p_created=1167963305&p_sid=GmLnq3Zi&p_accessibility=0&p_lva=&p_sp=cF9zcmNoPTEmcF9zb3J0X2J5PSZwX2dyaWRzb3J0PSZwX3Jvd19jbnQ9NjImcF9wcm9kcz0wJnBfY2F0cz0xNzIxLDE3MjMmcF9wdj0mcF9jdj0yLjE3MjMmcF9zY2ZfbGFuZz0xJnBfcGFnZT0xJnBfc2VhcmNoX3RleHQ9V1RSNTRHUw**&p_li=&p_topview=1
There is a "configuration simulator" that shows the options for selecting a wired or wireless incoming Internet Type.
http://linksys.com/ui/files/WTR54GS/1.0_15/Setup-Wireless.htm
The hotspot has to be "open", that is transmitting an SSID and with no WEP or WPA key. It may have a log-in page accessible via a web browser, this is okay as this will be passed onto the connected device.
My personal application is to be able to connect a PDA that has a 801.2b wifi to a 801.2g wireless network. I haven't tried it but if this works, it will extend the useful life of my PDA in a "g" environment. Will report back once I find a "g" only environment. Comments?
-Tony
Dang, the long URL is making for a really wide message. Is there a fix?
Message Edited by tony_vancouver on 02-28-2008 02:08 PM
Message Edited by tony_vancouver on 02-28-2008 02:12 PM

There are two conditions which must be met in order to use your WTR54GS to "extend" an incoming, wireless internet connection:
The incoming connection must be unsecured. You have already covered this point;
The security settings on your WTR54GS can only be set to "WEP," or to "Disabled." If you choose "WEP," then you can use either a 40/64-bit, or a 128-bit key.
If those two conditions have been met, then it works fine -- says the guy who is sharing one paid internet conneciton in his hotel amongst three devices, and with co-workers in nearby rooms.

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