Re: Laptop Connects to WAP, But Cannot Access 'Net [FIXED]
Rich Shepard <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.slackware |
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On Tue, 3 Apr 2012, Robby Workman wrote: > If you'd posted the config information and such as you were asked on > numerous occasions, I'd be willing to bet that someone would have noticed > that your static ip address on eth0 is in the same subnet as that assigned > by the wireless access point. Remember when someone asked for your > routing tables? That's why. Robby, I wrote this before, but I'll do so again. The static IP address for eth0 is 192.168.55.5. At this one coffee shop the IP address on wlan0 is 10.5.70.104. The routing table showed the eth0 gateway as 192.168.55.4 and the wlan0 gateway as 10.5.70.1. There's a nice utility called ifplugd that brings up eth0 if there's a cable attached and brings down eth0 if the cable is removed. There's no slackbuild script for that (but there is for the required libdaemon), so I'll build these on the Sony, configure them, and test it at the coffee shop later today. Regards, Rich