Re: questions
- From: Darren Albers <dalbers gmail com>
- To: networkmanager-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: questions
- Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2006 10:29:00 -0400
George Whitmore wrote:
However every once in awhile it acts strange, I have to re-boot as
many as 5 times before it will "pick" MY access point. It finds the
access point at outside local hot spots like a dream, but in my
apartment using WPA2 Personal; PSK; TKIP with a 128 bit pass key. It
seems like it wants to connect to the outside "hot-spot" connection
while I'm trying to connect to MY Access Point. Should I disconnect
from the "hot-spot" before logging off? It always happens when I get
back to my apartment.
Is there a SSID with the same name as the hotspot near your house?
Network-Manager will try and connect to the last network you connected
to if it is in range. So if the hotspot had an ssid named linksys and
you go home and your neighbor has the same ssid it will prefer your
neighbor since it sees that as the last network you connected to.
If you manually select your home network it should use that again until
you connect to another network.
I suspect that this arrangement is not optimal and will be solved when
the work on wireless profiles is completed so then there could be an
option to organize network preference but until then this problem will
remain.
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