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Wireless Network Setup Guide for GovWiFi – Linux Fedora 11
(English)
From the panel, right click the “NetworkManager” icon and select “Edit
Connections…”
(Remarks: Ensure “Enable Wireless” is ticked)
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OR
From the panel, select “System”>“Preferences”>“Network Connections”
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Under “Wireless” tab, click “Add”
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-- Encrypted connection (freegovwifi-e) Settings --
In “Connection name”, input “freegovwifi-e” Un-tick “Connect automatically” Under “Wireless” tab,
In “SSID”, input “freegovwifi-e” Ensure “Mode” is “Infrastructure”
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Under “Wireless Security” tab,
In “Security”, select “WPA & WPA2 Enterprise” In “Authentication”, select “Protected EAP (PEAP)” Ensure “PEAP Version” is “Automatic” Ensure “Inner Authentication” is “MSCHAPv2” In both “User Name” and “Password”, input “govwifi” (without the double
quotes) Press “Apply”
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In the “Create Default Keyring” pop-up window,
In both “Password” and “Confirm password”, input “govwifi” (without the double quotes)
Press “Create”
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Ensure “freegovwifi-e” connection is created Press “Close” to exit
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-- Unencrypted connection (freegovwifi) Settings --
In “Connection name”, input “freegovwifi” Un-tick “Connect automatically” Under “Wireless” tab,
In “SSID”, input “freegovwifi” Ensure “Mode” is “Infrastructure”
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Under “Wireless Security” tab,
Ensure “Security” is “None” Press “Apply”
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Ensure “freegovwifi” connection is created Press “Close” to exit
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-- Connect to GovWiFi -- ο Encrypted Connection
From the panel, click the “NetworkManager” icon
Select SSID “freegovwifi-e” for the encrypted connection
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“freegovwifi-e” connection is established
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ο Unencrypted Connection
From the panel, click the “NetworkManager” icon
Select SSID “freegovwifi” for the unencrypted connection
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“freegovwifi” connection is established
Remarks: The configuration may applicable to other Linux environment like Ubuntu and Red Hat etc. If there is any difference among Linux platforms, please refer to the Wi-Fi setting in the corresponding guide.
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