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I never had problems connecting to my school's hidden network when I followed a tip I read online saying to first run iwconfig, then ifconfig and iwconfig again, wpa_supplicant, and dhcpcd, of course. For the past two months, however, I have not been able to connect, probably because of an upgraded package. I added scan_ssid=1 to my wpa_supplicant under the appropriate heading:
network={
scan_ssid=1
ssid="Hidden Here"
key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
eap=LEAP
identity="me"
password="my password"
}
Even with the above procedure, and the normal procedure (ifconfig, wpa_supplicant, dhcpcd), I cannot connect to the hidden network. There's obviously not a problem with my wireless driver because I can connect to non-hidden SSIDs just fine, and, again, never had a problem when I installed Arch Linux on my computer (a Lenovo X61t) back in March (or, reinstalled, I should say. I think my first install was sometime in January...). Ethernet (which I gain access to with the same entry in my wpa_supplicant) with the same network also works perfectly fine. Can someone please help?
Last edited by sfauzia (2009-06-26 23:17:24)
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You can try to scan your network using iwlist, for example: sudo iwlist wlan0 scan essid your_essid.
If your network isn't showed in the iwlist output, you need to install and configure crda.
Last edited by wisecapt (2009-06-07 09:45:52)
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I'll install it now just to check. Really appreciate it, thanks.
[edit] My internet is working perfectly now with hidden SSIDs. Strange, that it didn't work immediately after configuring crda though... I half-think some update fixed it, but I really don't know. [/edit]
Last edited by sfauzia (2009-06-26 23:17:05)
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