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The test plan says "different wireless security settings" - could you suggest some specific settings to test? | |||
It'd be also good if we knew which were the more common settings In The Wild. | |||
MatthiasClasen: I don't know anything about this, all the wireless acronymns | |||
only confuse me...I'll ask Dan to provide some input. | |||
[2008-07-21] dcbw: clarified in the main article. You can only use open, WEP-40, WEP-128, and WPA-PSK. Since there is no central authentication server with adhoc wifi networks, you cannot use any 802.1x-based methods like WPA[2]-Enterprise or LEAP. | |||
As for "different operating systems on the second laptop" - is (some windows variant) and (some OS X variant) sufficient, or do we also need to test other Linux distros, specific Windows/OS X versions, etc? | |||
MatthiasClasen: The more the better, I'd say. But certainly, Windows, OS X, iphone would be the most important ones. | |||
[2008-07-21] dcbw: clarified in the main article. I believe that any OS should work here, as long as that OS performs DHCP when connecting to ad-hoc wifi networks. I'm 85% sure that Mac OS X does this, unsure about Windows. This should be tested. | |||
[2008-07-21] dcbw: note that kernel drivers are still pretty spotty in Ad-Hoc mode, that will get fixed up as time goes on and I've already pushed a bunch of fixes into 2.6.26 and posted them to 2.6.25-stable as well. Some mac80211-based drivers don't have all the support required for Ad-Hoc mode, though most older full-mac drivers like ipw2100, ipw2200, ipw2915, airo, orinoco, hostap, libertas, and atmel should work fine. | |||
[2008-07-27] tsd: how would this work a dialup connection or could it? | |||
What about this scenario: You connect to a wifi network and want to share that connection via your ethernet device --[[User:Pirast|Pirast]] 21:02, 26 August 2008 (UTC) | |||
== Release Notes == | |||
[2008-10-17] dmalcolm: There's a video about this feature here: | |||
http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/ | |||
Should this be added to the release notes? | |||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 17 October 2008
Test Plan
The test plan says "different wireless security settings" - could you suggest some specific settings to test? It'd be also good if we knew which were the more common settings In The Wild.
MatthiasClasen: I don't know anything about this, all the wireless acronymns only confuse me...I'll ask Dan to provide some input.
[2008-07-21] dcbw: clarified in the main article. You can only use open, WEP-40, WEP-128, and WPA-PSK. Since there is no central authentication server with adhoc wifi networks, you cannot use any 802.1x-based methods like WPA[2]-Enterprise or LEAP.
As for "different operating systems on the second laptop" - is (some windows variant) and (some OS X variant) sufficient, or do we also need to test other Linux distros, specific Windows/OS X versions, etc?
MatthiasClasen: The more the better, I'd say. But certainly, Windows, OS X, iphone would be the most important ones.
[2008-07-21] dcbw: clarified in the main article. I believe that any OS should work here, as long as that OS performs DHCP when connecting to ad-hoc wifi networks. I'm 85% sure that Mac OS X does this, unsure about Windows. This should be tested.
[2008-07-21] dcbw: note that kernel drivers are still pretty spotty in Ad-Hoc mode, that will get fixed up as time goes on and I've already pushed a bunch of fixes into 2.6.26 and posted them to 2.6.25-stable as well. Some mac80211-based drivers don't have all the support required for Ad-Hoc mode, though most older full-mac drivers like ipw2100, ipw2200, ipw2915, airo, orinoco, hostap, libertas, and atmel should work fine.
[2008-07-27] tsd: how would this work a dialup connection or could it?
What about this scenario: You connect to a wifi network and want to share that connection via your ethernet device --Pirast 21:02, 26 August 2008 (UTC)
Release Notes
[2008-10-17] dmalcolm: There's a video about this feature here: http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/ Should this be added to the release notes?