WRT54GL Telnet, AD-hoc

Hey,
I need to use my AP WRT54GL as AD-hoc for connect with my WET54G in bridge mode.
In the web-gui I couldn't to find modes infrasttructure/ad-hoc. Google sad that I can to turn on ad-hoc in the telnet. But I can't to telnet into my Linksys.

A WRT does not support bridging with standard Linksys firmware. There is also no telnet access.
You can flash third party firmware like dd-wrt on your WRT. That will do what you want to do. Please remember that using 3rd party firmware on a router will void your warranty. For more questions ask in a dd-wrt forum.

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Not able to access the Lynksys WRT54GL router

Hi,
This is Vijay here. Few months back i had upgraded my Lynksys router with Coova AP firmware. Everything was working fine. I had configured the AAA server on CoovaAP and was able to access the internet.I had configured the user name and password as a "testuser" and "password" respectively. With that user id i used to access the Coova AP router and internet.
Now i want restore the WRT54GL firmware on Lynksys router. But with the used id and password which i had configured the router is not at all accessible. So i did 30-30-30 reset on the router 2-3 times.
Now i can see openwrt login page with 192.168.1.1 IP address. It is asking for user id and password. I tried all the combinations of user id and password, but no luck. I browsed some link on the internet and some people have recommended that default user id as a "root" and blank password. But with that also the router is not accessible. I cant to do much on the router untill i will log in to router. I have spent lot of time on this.
Can somebody please tell me how to restore back the original WRAT54GL firmware on my router. Anyhow i want WRAT54GL firmware on Lynksys router. Can somebody tell me how to achieve this?? Or atleast what user id and password should i try to log in to router?? It will be great help.
I tried to use telnet command on the router (Connected router to linux based computer with ethernet cable). But telnet also not working. It is not asking for password, and it saying disconnected.
I am stuck on this router from almost 1.5 weeks. Can somebody please tell me some solution.
Regards,
Vijay

Ask in a openwrt forum. They should know how you can upload a new firmware file.

LMS 3.2 netconfig telnet password configuration customization

I am trying to configure telnet vty password using netconfig. I want to make the configuration only for line vty 0-4 however I am not able to find a way to define the line numbers. Moreover it also has the login command added by itself.
The default configuration it shows is as follows -
line vty 0 %MAXLINENUMBER%
password *******
login %authentication default%
exit
And how I want to configure is as follows -
line vty 0 4
password *******
exit
Please suggest if there is any way.

Hi Soniya
Your're quite correct, in thinking that this might not work. But lucky for you - it does work.
Simply paste the whole config you need in the ad-hoc tasks and deply it.
Like this:
line vty 0 4
password cisco12345
login
That's it, - no need to add "exit" either.
hope it helps. cheers.
Pierre

Get RSSI between any two devices for WRT54GL in adhoc mode?

Hi,
I am running five WRT54GL routers in ad-hoc mode (with OpenWRT installed). Routing protocol is AODV. I would like to find out if it is possible to retreive the RSSI values between any two of these devices by some available methods (as opposed to just getting the RSSI at an interface level)?
When I check the /proc/net/wireless file in any one of the routers, it appears that there is only one RSSI shown at its own interface level, and not 4 RSSI values, with respect to each for the other 4 devices within communication range.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Regards,
Wong

As you have tired all the settings on your WAP, and still its not working in an AP mode. I would suggest you to Re-Flash the firmware of your WAP. Go to website linksysbycisco.com/downloads.........insert model no of your AP in serach tab......select proper version of your AP........download the firmware file......save that file on desktop. Once you have downloaded the firmware on your AP.
Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware on the device : -
Open an Internet Explorer browser page on a computer hard wired to the AP...In the address bar type - 192.168.1.245...Leave the username blank & in password use admin in lower case...
Click on the 'Administration' tab- Then click on the 'Firmware Upgrade' sub tab- Here click on 'Browse' and browse the .bin firmware file and click on "Upgrade"...Wait for few seconds until it shows that "Upgrade is successful" After the firmware upgrade, click on "Reboot" and you will be returned back to the same page OR it will say "Page cannot be displayed".
Now reset your AP :
Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds...Release the reset button...Unplug the power cable from your AP, wait for 30 seconds and re-connect the power cable...Now re-configure your AP...
I think this might solve your problem.

Problem trying to build an ad-hoc wifi network between Leopard and Win XP

Hello,
I hope this question was not previously posted despite my attempts to find one related.
I am trying to do something that sounded very basic to me until I tried to do it : connect a Windows XP equiped PC and a Leopard equiped Power G4, through an ad-hoc wifi network (in order to later develop a crossed platforms client/server app ).
What I did :
- Create a network from Leopard using both default (11) and specified (6 <-> default one under Win XP) channels
- Connect to this (detected) network on Windows.
- Try to ping (in a terminal with the suiting IPs) between each other...
But this looked like they are not connected, or that they cannot discuss together, though they are obviously connected together.
I also tried to create the network from Windows (although it is not as friendly as it is through Leopard Interface), the same way, but without the possibility to specify the channel (that should be 6 according to some forum read on the net ). I then connect to it through the PC and the Mac. The result is the same... indeed! No Ping, no telnet, nothing...
Then, I am wondering if there is something that is so specific to each platform that they cannot connect together or if there is something I did wrong. Since I am not used to networking and, furthermore, the Mac World (ie newcommer to it), I may have missed some basic thing. So, I any of you have an idea, it'd be welcome .
Thanks for reading, and in advance for trying to figure it out.

I managed to connect them finally. But I still can't understand what was the exact problem, though I know now where it was :
My Win PC was also connected to a company network. When I disconnected it and connected it with the Mac instead, everything suddenly went fine! It also works of course if no computer is connected to the company network.
Now, this solves my problem but does not answer my question. There are obviously skills I missed about networking.. do any of you know why the connection of this company network ruined my ad-hoc network when connected on the PC and not when connected on the Mac?

WRT54GL v1.1 Wireless Problem

Greetings,
I have a WRT54GL Router. I have 2 desktops hard wired and 2 wireless laptops. The problem I am having is that my laptop keeps dropping the connection to the internet. My wife's laptop always stays connect along with the 2 desktops. I can be setting right beside her with my laptop and mine will lose the internet connection. Right now I have WPA set up, I have had WEP set up in the past but I am still having the connection issue with my laptop. Any suggestions?
Thanks

what wireless adapter in your laptop?
try this:
on your laptop, change...
RTS Threshold = 2304
Fragmentation Threshold = 2304
Change network access to infrastructure (not ad hoc).
Westell 6100 modem/router; Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 router firmware 4.30.9; Linksys WPC54G v2 Notebook Card; CenturyTel DSL using PPPoE

Can't load data through smart view (ad hoc analysis)

Hi,
There is EPM application where I want to give ability to planners to load data through smart view (ad hoc analysis). In Shared Services there are four options in
EssbaseCluster-1: Administrator, Create/Delete Application, Server Access, Provisioning Manager. Only Administrator can submit data in smart view (ad-hoc analysis). But I don't want to grant Essbase administrator to planners, I'm just interested to give them ability to load data through ad-hoc analysis. Please suggest!

I take that you refreshed the Planning security, If not refresh the security of those users. Managing Security Filters
Check in EAS whether those filters are created with "Write" permissions.
Regards
Celvin
http://www.orahyplabs.com

Ad Hoc distribution under Enterprise license

Hi,
I have a customer who's workforce has a 1,000 iPads and is interested in distributing their publications either Ad-Hoc or through Internal Distribution, without going through the Apple Store. Are there any issues, limitations using the Enterprise License with Adobe DPS?
I understand Apple has a 100 unit limit on Ad-Hoc using the Developer License.
Tony

Apple has a 100 device limit per provisioning profile for ad hoc distribution. It's a cumbersome method at best and won't scale easily to 1000 ipads.
The correct solution for this type of desired behaviour is an Apple Enterprise license and DPS. This will let you build an app that can be distributed outside the Apple app store, to your employees only. Depending on theneed to control the level of access to content, folios can either published as public free ( controlling access by controlling the app distribution) or published as public/retail using the direct entitlement APIs to provide login level access to the folio within the app.

Iwl3945/mac80211 (ad-hoc) malfunctions after latest update to 2.6.26?

Hello guys ;- ),
I have been using Arch on this specific laptop(intel pro wireless 3945 wifi ward) for around 10 months now, and pretty much every time up to last update ad-hoc networking *always* worked.The driver i used in past months was iwl3945 over mac80211.The same combo is now trying to work properly aswell.So lets get to the story:
Here is the damned upgrade ;- ) :
[root@linuxnoob log]# more pacman.log | grep 2008-08-19
[2008-08-19 08:16] synchronizing package lists
[2008-08-19 08:16] starting full system upgrade
[2008-08-19 08:17] removed linux-uvc-svn (238-1)
[2008-08-19 08:17] synchronizing package lists
[2008-08-19 08:17] starting full system upgrade
[2008-08-19 08:32] upgraded abs (2.1-1 -> 2.2-1)
[2008-08-19 08:32] upgraded apr (1.3.2-1 -> 1.3.2-2)
[2008-08-19 08:32] upgraded bzip2 (1.0.5-2 -> 1.0.5-3)
[2008-08-19 08:32] upgraded catalyst-utils (8.6-1 -> 8.7-1)
[2008-08-19 08:32] upgraded module-init-tools (3.2.2-6 -> 3.4-1)
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>>
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> If you use the LILO bootloader, you should run 'lilo' before rebooting.
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>>
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> Updating module dependencies. Please wait ...
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> MKINITCPIO SETUP
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> ----------------
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> If you use LVM2, Encrypted root or software RAID,
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> Ensure you enable support in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf .
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> More information about mkinitcpio setup can be found here:
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mkinitcpio
[2008-08-19 08:32]
[2008-08-19 08:32] >>> Generating initial ramdisk, using mkinitcpio. Please wait...
[2008-08-19 08:32] ==> Building image "default"
[2008-08-19 08:32] ==> Running command: /sbin/mkinitcpio -k 2.6.26-ARCH -c /etc/mkinitcpio.conf -g /boot/kernel26.img
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Begin build
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [base]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [udev]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [autodetect]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [pata]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [scsi]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [sata]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [usbinput]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [keymap]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [filesystems]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Generating module dependencies
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Generating image '/boot/kernel26.img'...SUCCESS
[2008-08-19 08:32] ==> SUCCESS
[2008-08-19 08:32] ==> Building image "fallback"
[2008-08-19 08:32] ==> Running command: /sbin/mkinitcpio -k 2.6.26-ARCH -c /etc/mkinitcpio.conf -g /boot/kernel26-fallback.img -S autodetect
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Begin build
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [base]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [udev]
[2008-08-19 08:32] :: Parsing hook [pata]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Parsing hook [scsi]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Parsing hook [sata]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Parsing hook [usbinput]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Parsing hook [keymap]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Parsing hook [filesystems]
[2008-08-19 08:33] :: Generating module dependencies
[2008-08-19 08:34] :: Generating image '/boot/kernel26-fallback.img'...SUCCESS
[2008-08-19 08:34] ==> SUCCESS
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded kernel26 (2.6.25.11-1 -> 2.6.26.2-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded catalyst (8.6-1 -> 8.7-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded gnutls (2.0.4-2 -> 2.4.1-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded libpng (1.2.29-1 -> 1.2.29-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded libcups (1.3.8-1 -> 1.3.8-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded epdfview (0.1.6-7 -> 0.1.6-8)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded gtk2 (2.12.11-2 -> 2.12.11-3)
[2008-08-19 08:34] ==> To use dvipdf, you need to install tetex:
[2008-08-19 08:34] ==> # pacman -S tetex
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded ghostscript (8.63-2 -> 8.63-3)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded glib2 (2.16.4-1 -> 2.16.5-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded gnome-vfs (2.22.0-3 -> 2.22.0-4)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded gparted (0.3.7-1 -> 0.3.8-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded hdparm (8.6-1 -> 8.9-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded imagemagick (6.4.2.4-1 -> 6.4.2.7-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] -----------------------------------------------------------
[2008-08-19 08:34] IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ENCRYPTION USERS
[2008-08-19 08:34]
[2008-08-19 08:34] The "password" column in /etc/crypttab has now
[2008-08-19 08:34] two special keywords:
[2008-08-19 08:34] - ASK ask for a passphrase on boot
[2008-08-19 08:34] - SWAP use a random key and create swapspace
[2008-08-19 08:34] This is particularly dangerous, as the
[2008-08-19 08:34] volume in question will be overwritten
[2008-08-19 08:34] If you use SWAP as your passphrase (which
[2008-08-19 08:34] is insecure anyway), be sure to remove it
[2008-08-19 08:34] from /etc/crypttab to avoid dataloss!
[2008-08-19 08:34]
[2008-08-19 08:34] See /etc/crypttab(.pacnew) for more information.
[2008-08-19 08:34] -----------------------------------------------------------
[2008-08-19 08:34] Attention netcfg users: netcfg is no longer included as
[2008-08-19 08:34] part of the initscripts package.
[2008-08-19 08:34] Be aware that rc.conf's NET_PROFILES has changed to
[2008-08-19 08:34] NETWORKS, and that netcfg must be installed separately.
[2008-08-19 08:34] For more info, see the netcfg man page.
[2008-08-19 08:34] -----------------------------------------------------------
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded initscripts (2008.05-1 -> 2008.08-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded ipw3945 (1.2.2-10 -> 1.2.2-11)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded kdelibs3 (3.5.9-2.1 -> 3.5.9-3)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded klibc (1.5-5 -> 1.5-6)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded klibc-extras (2.4-1 -> 2.4-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded klibc-kbd (1.15.20080312-5 -> 1.15.20080312-6)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded klibc-module-init-tools (3.2.2-3 -> 3.4-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded klibc-udev (116-3 -> 116-4)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded ktorrent (3.1.1-1 -> 3.1.2-1)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded libsoup (2.4.1-1 -> 2.4.1-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded libepc (0.3.5-1 -> 0.3.5-2)
[2008-08-19 08:34] upgraded libgnomecups (0.2.3-2 -> 0.2.3-3)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded libgnomeprint (2.18.3-2 -> 2.18.3-3)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded libmpeg2 (0.4.1-1 -> 0.5.1-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded lirc-utils (0.8.2-1 -> 0.8.3-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded lm_sensors (3.0.2-1 -> 3.0.2-2)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded madwifi-utils (0.9.4.3382-1 -> 0.9.4.3844-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded madwifi (0.9.4.3382-5 -> 0.9.4.3844-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded man-pages (3.05-1 -> 3.06-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded mpg123 (1.4.3-1 -> 1.5.0-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded ndiswrapper-utils (1.52-1 -> 1.53-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] module configuration already contains alias directive
[2008-08-19 08:35]
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded ndiswrapper (1.52-4 -> 1.53-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded qt (4.4.1-1 -> 4.4.1-2)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded rt2500 (1.1.0_B4-23 -> 1.1.0_B4-24)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded ruby (1.8.7_p71-1 -> 1.8.7_p72-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded samba (3.0.30-2 -> 3.0.31-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded tzdata (2008d-1 -> 2008e-1)
[2008-08-19 08:35] upgraded vino (2.22.2-2 -> 2.22.2-3)
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded vlc (0.8.6i-2 -> 0.8.6i-3)
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded wireshark (1.0.2-1 -> 1.0.2-2)
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded wlan-ng26-utils (0.2.8-2 -> 0.2.9-1)
[2008-08-19 08:36] >>> Updating module dependencies. Please wait ...
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded wlan-ng26 (0.2.8-17 -> 0.2.9-1)
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded xine-lib (1.1.14-2 -> 1.1.15-1)
[2008-08-19 08:36] upgraded xscreensaver (5.06-1 -> 5.07-1)
[2008-08-19 08:50] upgraded ipw3945 (1.2.2-11 -> 1.2.2-11)
As you see here, for some reason wlan-ng** and ipw3945*(older driver) made it into my machine aswell, let alone ndiswrapper, that i never used.No matter what, my net after i booted the new kernel was broken. I couldnt connect using the "network" script (see below) as i used to.On boot kernel using just udev , was loading for some reason all ipw3945/iwl3945/ndiswrapper!So to minimize conflict possibilities, i removed wlan-ng26/wlan-ng26-utils , as well as ipw3945/ipw3945d and ndiswrapper. I blacklisted all the above aswell so to be sure that only the recommended iwl3945/mac80211 combo will run .
So rc.conf
MOD_AUTOLOAD="yes"
MOD_BLACKLIST=(ndiswrapper ieee80211 ipw3945)
MODULES=(mac80211 iwl3945 acpi-cpufreq cpufreq_ondemand cpufreq_powersave cpufre
q_conservative)
USELVM="no"
HOSTNAME="linuxnoob"
lo="lo 127.0.0.1"
WLAN_INTERFACE=(wlan0)
wlan0="wlan0 10.0.0.80 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.0.0.255"
wlan_wlan0="wlan0 mode ad-hoc essid trik1"
INTERFACES=(lo !eth0 wlan0)
gateway="default gw 10.0.0.20"
ROUTES=(gateway)
NETWORKS=( !Virus_Home !Robolab !wlanA !Robot Trikala)
DAEMONS=(@syslog-ng !ipw3945d !networkmanager network @cpufreq !net-profiles @v
mware.d/vmware !netfs !crond !alsa @samba @dbus @hal)
# End of file
/etc/resolv.conf
domain linuxnoob.domain.org
nameserver 10.0.0.20
and /etc/hosts
#<ip-address> <hostname.domain.org> <hostname>
127.0.0.1 linuxnoob.domain.org localhost.localdomain localhost linuxn
oob
10.0.0.80 linuxnoob.domain.org localhost linuxnoob
# End of file
Now when i start the network script i get the following spam on dmesg:
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
__ratelimit: 43 messages suppressed
wlan0: beacon TSF higher than local TSF - IBSS merge with BSSID 26:00:9d:76:70:bb
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
__ratelimit: 27 messages suppressed
wlan0: beacon TSF higher than local TSF - IBSS merge with BSSID 26:00:9d:76:70:bb
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
wlan0: Configured IBSS beacon template
phy2: Adding new IBSS station 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e (dev=wlan0)
.................(keeps spamming until i get the interface down)
and here is outpute from iwconfig / ifconfig
wlan0 IEEE 802.11 ESSID:"trik1"
Mode:Ad-Hoc Frequency:2.412 GHz Cell: 26:00:9D:76:70:BB
Tx-Power=15 dBm
Retry min limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr=2352 B
Encryption key:off
Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:13:02:E3:62:55
inet addr:10.0.0.80 Bcast:10.0.0.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr: fe80::213:2ff:fee3:6255/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:41288 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:34433 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:43734181 (41.7 Mb) TX bytes:3447087 (3.2 Mb)
Here you can see some "smalltalk" among the 2 wifi cards trying to communicate as they used to, while i am pinging few internal IPs , on ad-hoc mode, captured with wireshark
[root@linuxnoob img]# more wireshark.txt
No. Time Source Destination Protocol Info
1 0.000000 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
2 2.001210 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
3 4.002363 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
4 8.004656 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
5 8.601396 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
6 12.005972 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
7 14.007110 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
8 16.008337 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
9 18.009377 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
10 20.010670 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
11 24.011900 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
12 26.013181 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
13 28.014340 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
14 30.015431 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
15 32.016553 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
16 36.017843 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
17 38.019120 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
18 39.307796 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
19 40.020284 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
20 40.308620 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
21 41.308625 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
22 42.021538 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
23 43.308633 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
24 44.022570 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
25 44.308633 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
26 45.308633 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
27 47.308639 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
28 48.023537 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
29 48.308655 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
30 49.308639 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
31 50.024659 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
32 51.308638 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
33 52.025824 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
34 52.308654 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
35 53.308655 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
36 54.027032 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
37 55.308654 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
38 56.028157 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
39 56.308632 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
40 57.308619 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
41 59.308619 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
42 60.029692 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
43 60.308632 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
44 61.308631 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
45 62.030449 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
46 63.308631 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
47 64.031767 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
48 64.308631 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
49 65.308631 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
(goes on like that)........................
(and then: )
195 232.308601 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
196 233.308618 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
197 235.308616 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
198 236.308612 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
199 237.308614 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
200 239.308619 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
201 240.308601 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
202 241.308614 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
203 243.308599 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
204 244.308616 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
205 245.308614 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
206 246.071711 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
207 247.308027 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
208 248.072998 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
209 248.308614 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
210 249.308613 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
211 250.074091 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
212 251.308603 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
213 252.308613 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
214 253.308600 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
215 253.475345 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
216 254.076461 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
217 254.940336 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
218 255.308616 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
219 255.312262 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e IntelCor_e3:62:55 ARP 10.0.0.
2 is at 00:16:b6:a1:0e:6e
220 255.312283 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
221 255.314913 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
222 256.307805 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
223 256.310879 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
224 256.944378 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
225 257.311138 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
226 257.314227 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
227 258.078840 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
228 258.314458 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
229 258.317515 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
230 258.946757 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
231 259.317802 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
232 259.320805 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
233 260.079732 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
234 260.321138 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
235 260.324194 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
236 260.947675 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
237 261.324498 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
238 261.327488 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
239 262.080118 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e Spanning-tree-(for-bridges)_00 STP
Conf. TC + Root = 32768/02:16:b6:a1:0e:6e Cost = 0 Port = 0x8000
240 262.327853 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
241 262.330827 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
242 262.951065 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.255 UDP Source
port: cap Destination port: 34012
243 263.335070 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
244 263.337902 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.80 ICMP Echo (p
ing) reply
245 264.337863 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
246 265.337809 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
247 266.337801 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
248 266.824461 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
249 267.337809 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
250 267.824427 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
251 268.337805 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
252 268.824465 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
253 269.337804 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
254 270.340147 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
255 271.341130 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
256 271.828608 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
257 272.351133 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
258 272.828607 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
259 273.352327 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
260 273.831106 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
261 274.364472 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
262 275.364489 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
263 276.365453 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
264 276.831107 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
265 277.364488 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
266 277.831103 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
267 278.364521 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
268 278.831109 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
269 279.367846 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
270 280.377824 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
271 281.377818 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
272 281.834439 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
273 282.377888 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
274 282.834439 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
275 283.385304 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
276 283.834439 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
277 284.384551 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
278 285.384468 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
279 286.384486 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
280 286.841107 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
281 287.377769 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
282 287.384487 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
283 287.837774 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
284 288.377771 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
285 288.384714 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
286 288.841104 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
287 289.377770 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Cisco-Li_a1:0e:6e ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
288 289.384450 10.0.0.80 10.0.0.2 ICMP Echo (p
ing) request
289 290.387771 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
290 291.387772 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
291 291.841110 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
292 292.387774 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
293 292.841107 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
294 293.401103 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
295 293.841109 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
296 294.401105 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
297 295.401105 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
298 296.844437 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
299 297.414438 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
300 297.844438 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.20? Tell 10.0.0.80
301 298.414436 IntelCor_e3:62:55 Broadcast ARP Who has
10.0.0.2? Tell 10.0.0.80
Aha! somethng goes wrong at low level there. Only randomly the pings are echoed for 3 or 4 seconds, and then again my wifi card looses association and starts all over taking random time to reassociate.
As a side note, the hardware *did* work properly since it was operating flawlessly before last update, *AND* *does* work properly , since i can boot from my FaunOS usb stick , and get it work properly.This all seem strange to me. In case any of you can recognize wthere this is some sort of configuration problem, upstream code problem, or package problem i would be glad to hear it , as i have been trying to figure out what is going wrong for 5 days now.I havent yet tried managed more, but it is not an option for me at the moment.
Regards
IMG

Well after getting tired trying out little things here and there with iwl3945/mac80211 and rc.conf et al. i gave ndiswrapper 1.52 a shot and it worked. Now i have my network back. So this reduces i guess the possibility for a script error causing this issue? So it is a iwl3945/mac80211 error? Should i file a bug for this somewhere with all the data i have in this thread and my braincells regarding this issue, since the suggested open source linux drivers dont work after upgrading to 2.26.6?
Enjoy
IMG
PS : with ndiswrapper and windows XP driver, i got my network up , issuing *exactly* the same commands i was trying with iwl3945/mac80211 combo.So this is saying something i think...

ITunes Remote app on Ad Hoc network (Windows 7)

Is it possible to use the iTunes Remote to control a computer that is using a wireless card to create an "Ad Hoc" network. I plan on building a computer for storing my Apple Lossless files on a Windows 7 machine and using it strictly for playback as a standalone device. I will be pairing it with a USB DAC & Headphone amp combination.
I either need to buy a monitor (not wanting to do this) or find a way to be able to navigate my iTunes library from this machine without a screen (prefered). I will NOT have an internet connection at work where I will be using this, however I could purchase a wireless card to install in this itx machine to create an ad hoc network provided I could then use the iTunes Remote app to control playback and view albumn art, etc.
Is this setup possible, or am I chasing a dream?

I have the same problem. How did you fix this?

Can't ping, telnet, SSH or find APs in ARP, but associated to WLC & has clients

Hi All,
I have an interesting problem. I have a Cisco 2504 WLC, and six Access Points that are associated to it. I can reach 4 of the access points, which are connected to Cisco 300 POE switches, but the other 2 I cannot ping, telnet, SSH or find in the ARP table on the network. However, they are both associated to the WLC and as far as I can tell, they have clients associated to them. If I reboot them from the WLC, they find their way back to the correct WLC, and the WLC sees them in CDP, but I still can't access them in any way.
The two problem APs appear to be connected to ports 3 & 4 on the WLC, which are the POE ports. I read some documentation that says that those ports don't support Access Points but basically that you can still connect them and have it work, but don't expect any help from Cisco if you run into problems. I've confirmed that POE is being supplied in the port configs, and I have other sites with WLC's that are configured identically with APs on ports 3 & 4 that are up and not having any issues.
Wondering if anyone has had similar issues and if so, can you shed any light on this strange behavior?
Thanks.

please
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11288621/2500-wlc-attach-ap

Not able to telnet or ssh to outside interface of ASA and Cisco Router

Dear All
Please help me with following question, I have set up testing lab, but still not work.
it is Hub and spoke site to site vpn case, connection between hub and spoke is metro-E, so we are using private ip for outside interface at each site.
Hub -- Juniper SRX
Spoke One - Cisco ASA with version 9.1(5)
spoke two - Cisco router with version 12.3
site to site vpn has been successful established. Customer would like to telnet/ssh to spoke's outside ip from Hub(using Hub's outside interface as source for telnet/ssh), or vise versa. Reason for setting up like this is they wants to be able to make configuration change even when site to site vpn is down. Sound like a easy job to do, I tried for a long time, search this forum and google too, but still not work.
Now I can successfully telnet/ssh to Hub SRX's outside interface from spoke (ASA has no telnet/ssh client, tested using Cisco router).
Anyone has ever done it before, please help to share your exp. Does Cisco ASA or router even support it?
When I tested it, of cause site to site vpn still up and running.
Thanks
YK

Hello YK,
On this case on the ASA, you should have the following:
CConfiguring Management Access Over a VPN Tunnel
If your VPN tunnel terminates on one interface, but you want to manage the ASA by accessing a different interface, you can identify that interface as a management-access interface. For example, if you enter the ASA from the outside interface, this feature lets you connect to the inside interface using ASDM, SSH, Telnet, or SNMP; or you can ping the inside interface when entering from the outside interface. Management access is available via the following VPN tunnel types: IPsec clients, IPsec LAN-to-LAN, and the AnyConnect SSL VPN client.
To specify an interface as a mangement-only interface, enter the following command:
hostname(config)# management access management_interface
where management_interface specifies the name of the management interface you want to access when entering the security appliance from another interface.
You can define only one management-access interface
Also make sure you have the pertinent configuration for SSH, telnet, ASDM and SNMP(if required), for a quick test you can enable on your lab Test:
SSH
- ssh 0 0 outside
- aaa authentication ssh console LOCAL
- Make sure you have a default RSA key, or create a new one either ways, with this command:
*crypto key generate rsa modulus 2048
Telnet
- telnet 0 0 outside
- aaa authentication telnet console LOCAL
Afterwards, if this works you can define the subnets that should be permitted.
On the router:
!--- Step 1: Configure the hostname if you have not previously done so.
hostname Router
!--- aaa new-model causes the local username and password on the router
!--- to be used in the absence of other AAA statements.
aaa new-model
username cisco password 0 cisco
!--- Step 2: Configure the router's DNS domain.
ip domain-name yourdomain.com
!--- Step 3: Generate an SSH key to be used with SSH.
crypto key generate rsa
ip ssh time-out 60
ip ssh authentication-retries 3
!--- Step 4: By default the vtys' transport is Telnet. In this case,
!--- Telnet and SSH is supported with transport input all
line vty 0 4
transport input All
*!--- Instead of aaa new-model, the login local command may be used.
no aaa new-model
line vty 0 4
login local
Let me know how it works out!
Please don't forget to Rate and mark as correct the helpful Post!
David Castro,
Regards,

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Hi,
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Please help.
1. Not Able to SSH
2. Solarwinds not able to take information from ASA.
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ssh 172.19.1.11 255.255.255.255 inside
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Just add a new IP address for ssh to ASA, this will kick start the demon.
This new IP does not have to be a real one.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Rizwan Rafeek

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SunOS 5.9
login: prad
Password:
Sun Microsystems Inc.   SunOS 5.9       Generic May 2002
You have mail.
root@T-Server02 # more local.profile
*# Copyright (c) 2001 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.*
*# All rights reserved.*
*# ident "@(#)local.profile 1.10 01/06/23 SMI"*
stty istrip
PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/ucb:/etc:.
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