To have it recognized, you need to change the /etc/pcmcia/config or /etc/pcmcia/config-2.4 file. However, this card seems to work exactly like the D-Link DWL-650. Upon insertion, theįollowing message is send to the syslog :įeb 20 19:44:00 gnou cardmgr: unsupported card in socket 1įeb 20 19:44:01 gnou cardmgr: product info: "D", "Link DRC-650 11Mbps WLAN Card", "Version 01.02", ""įeb 20 19:44:01 gnou cardmgr: manfid: 0x028a, 0x0002 function: 6 (network) On my system, the current version of the pcmcia-cs tools Thus won't be able to route to the internet through the masqueradeĭRC-650 PCMCIA card too, and connects to the gateway via theĢ.2. Details about the D-Link Neteasy DRC-650 pcmcia card If one cannotĬonnect via SSH to the gateway, it won't establish the VPN and Prevent untrusted clients to access the network. The masquerade is onlyĪctivated on a client by client base, for the VPN, only, to The gateway runs an IP masquerade to allow communication to the Tunnel to work between the gateway and the clients. These addresses are just used to allow the SSH The gateway runs a DHCP server to provide IP addresses to the I'm using OpenSSH + vtun to provide anĮncrypted tunnel between the gateway and the client and establishĪ VPN over this SSH tunnel with vtun. If we don't want the link to be exposed to external wireless We have to setup some sort of higher level encryption on the link
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Since the HostAp prism2 driver does not support WEP encryption, I've not tested if it's really compatible with every Master mode, which is configured in the /etc/pcmcia/wireless.optsįile. The wireless configuration on the wireless gateway must be in Since it's not present in the standard pcmcia-csĭistribution, you have to add it to the /etc/pcmcia/config This prism2 driver has to be compiled and loaded in Kernel (orinoco_cs) does not provide such an Access PointĮmulation. The standard driver for that card in the 2.4.17 This way, my gateway acts as a 802.11 Access Point My gateway (desktop P100 runing Debian GNU/Linux) is using aĨ02.11 PCMCIA Card with PCI adapter (it's a kit sold as D-LinkĭRC-500, which contains both PCMCIA card (a DLINK DRC-650) and PCIĭriver. I'm using a wireless 802.11 network at home. Network configuration of the gateway 2.5. Details on the pcmcia configuration of the wireless card 2.4.
Details about the D-Link Neteasy DRC-650 pcmcia card 2.3.
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