Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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click ‘Start YaST’ to launch the YaST network module for wireless network de-
vices.
vices.
Figure 1.8: KInternet: Status of Wireless Link
The ‘Current Connection’ tab allows you to monitor the state of your current
wireless connection. The left-hand view of this tab offers a summary of all con-
nection parameters regarding network address and ESSID, signal quality, signal
and noise level, channel frequency and speed, and encryption parameters, such
as type of encryption and key length. Select any of these parameters in the tree
structure and check the details displayed in the right part of the window.
wireless connection. The left-hand view of this tab offers a summary of all con-
nection parameters regarding network address and ESSID, signal quality, signal
and noise level, channel frequency and speed, and encryption parameters, such
as type of encryption and key length. Select any of these parameters in the tree
structure and check the details displayed in the right part of the window.
Monitoring Wireless Connections
Add Network Monitor to your GNOME panel to get visual feedback on the qual-
ity of your wireless connection. Right-click the panel icon and select ‘Preferences’
to set the monitor to the correct device if you have more than one wireless device
connected to your machine.
ity of your wireless connection. Right-click the panel icon and select ‘Preferences’
to set the monitor to the correct device if you have more than one wireless device
connected to your machine.
Add Wireless Network Information to your KDE panel to monitor the state of
your wireless connection. Clicking the panel icon reveals the details of your wire-
less connection, including network name (ESSID), link quality, signal strength,
noise level, bit rate, and encryption method. If you have more than one wire-
less device, switch between them using the drop-down menu at the top right. If
you touch the panel icon with the mouse cursor, a tool tip opens showing device
name, link quality, and current bit rate.
your wireless connection. Clicking the panel icon reveals the details of your wire-
less connection, including network name (ESSID), link quality, signal strength,
noise level, bit rate, and encryption method. If you have more than one wire-
less device, switch between them using the drop-down menu at the top right. If
you touch the panel icon with the mouse cursor, a tool tip opens showing device
name, link quality, and current bit rate.
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