iStumbler...a man after my own heart....I love my PowerBook. =)

I think once you setup the WLAN, mirror the WLAN setup after the LAN rules, 
etc. I access my m0n0 off my wi-fi only. should be simple to do....I think 
thats all I did.

My LAN segment is my servers, my WLAN is all other internal systems. But now my 
LAN is more like a DMZ....


wish I could access my m0n0 from here to look at my config....(work blocks all 
but 80 and 443 outbound)

need to setup htunnel or something like it =)


Quoting Michael Stearne <mstearne at entermix dot com>:

> 
> On Jun 22, 2004, at 10:47 AM, Chet Harvey wrote:
> 
> > hmmmm since you are PC based, simplest would be to add a nic card just 
> > to
> > configure then take it back out....
> 
> That's what I am doing.  The problem is though how do I connect to the 
> administration after I take that card out?  I can't seem to get in 
> through the WAN IP or the wireless IP when the original NIC is 
> disconnected.
> 
> 
> > or wont giving the WLAN an IP and then
> > configuring your client with the next IP allow them to talk regardless 
> > of SSID
> > since no WEP is enabled yet?
> >
> 
> That makes sense but can I still configure later on?
> 
> > the SSID should be the FreeBSD default of basically nothing.
> >
> 
> It is nothing by default.  Maybe it would good if monowall could give 
> unconfigured wireless cards a random SSID by default so they can be 
> connected to once they are configured as the "LAN" interface.
> 
> > What does netstumbler see as the ssid?
> >
> 
> iStumbler (which I assume is similar) doesn't show the card at all if 
> its not configured.  Part of the configuration is to turn on SSID 
> braodcast I assume.  So by default that would be off.
> 
> Thanks,
> Michael
> 
> 


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