#7901 NORM 8.2.0 (: WEP doesn't work with OpenBSD AP
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#7901: WEP doesn't work with OpenBSD AP
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Reporter: roland | Owner: dwmw2
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 8.2.0 (was Update.2)
Component: wireless | Version: not specified
Keywords: | Next_action: never set
Verified: 0 | Blockedby:
Blocking: |
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I have a G1G1 laptop running build 708, and I am not able to get wireless
working with my home network. My access point is a PC running OpenBSD 3.9,
and the wireless network is a B/G network running WEP (with a 40-bit hex
key).
The failure mode with my WEP network is a little strange. The laptop
associates fine and gets an IP address using DHCP. However, it is unable
to receive any other traffic. For example, if I run tcpdump on the AP and
try to ping the AP's IP address from the olpc, I see the ARP requests from
the olpc but the olpc does not seem to get the ARP responses. If I
manually use "arp -s" to enter the AP's MAC address on the olpc, then when
I run ping, I see the ICMP echo requests from the olpc, but the olpc does
not seem to get the responses. (I don't really understand why the initial
DHCP response gets through and is received by the olpc -- but it is, since
the olpc gets an IP)
People have used this same wireless network with many devices with no
problems -- I routinely use Thinkpad X60 and T42 laptops running Linux as
well as a Nokia E61i phone on it, and other people have used Windows
laptops and an ipod touch successfully.
I have been able to use open wireless networks with the olpc laptop.
Please let me know if there is any further debug information that would be
helpful in fixing this.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/7901>
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