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WiFi and Firewall Config

05 June 2008

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Tags: General

Posted by mirrorshades

Happy to report that the Linksys WMP11 card works perfectly with FreeBSD (and, thus, the pfSense firewall). I did some additional tinkering with the box, and now have the following interfaces:WAN: My DSL connection.LAN: The "normal" home network; this is the network that my RADIUS-enabled WiFi connects to.WiFi: My new access point with...

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More Wireless Debauchery

01 June 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Today I went to an area hamfest...

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RADIUS Project Post-Mortem

08 May 2008

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Quickie... Linux Laptop Now Online

03 May 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Got it.I poked around the mailing list for wpa_supplicant...

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.sig userbar

02 May 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Normally, I think those userbars in signatures can be a bit obnoxious. I really don't care who is an American Idol Watcher, or who is a Pot Smoker, or whatever. However, I tinkered a bit, and came up with one that I think I can tolerate: Image reduced in size

Basically a vanity job, also showing off my new domain: slicktech.net (the first one I've ever had...

Linux Foibles

30 April 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Ironically enough -- since the article I was referencing for my FreeRADIUS / EAP-TLS / WiFi setup was written in Linux Journal magazine -- I've had some difficulty getting my linux laptop connected to the AP. With WPA-PSK (i.e. WPA with a password), it worked fine with the madwifi drivers and the wpa_supplicant...

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It Works. Muahahahaha!

26 April 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Happy to say that I finally got all the parts of the WiFi RADIUS authentication working on my home network this evening, a little after midnight. As of this writing, my two Windows XP laptops now connect automatically... now I just have to figure out how to set it up on my Debian laptop. (I don't have any of the fancy-schmancy GUI utilities on...

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Certificates

26 April 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Okay, I have finally gotten to the point where I'm using OpenSSL to create certificates. As much as I hate to just copy and paste stuff into a command line and press return, the tutorial I've been following has done a pretty good job of explaining along the way. At some point I am going to go back through the man page and see what the...

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A Quickie on OpenSSL

18 April 2008

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Posted by mirrorshades

Apparently the default openssl.cnf that comes with OpenBSD has been "streamlined" so that some stuff required by the how-to guide I'm following is missing. I'm not l33t enough to work around it, so I found that copy/pasting chunks from the OpenSSL source download of the same version seems to work OK. Have to pay attention to the...

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