Changes between Version 31 and Version 32 of FAQ

Timestamp:

10/31/07 18:21:09 (6 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

Comment:

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FAQ

@@ -47 +47 @@
   A: You don't need a wireless card directly in the machine running the gateway (client).  But every wireless (or wired) clients the gateway is to manage must be bridged at layer 2 to the ethernet interface wifidog is configured to gate (GatewayInterface).  In practice, it means that the wireless router must be used as a pure access point by connecting a LAN port (NOT the WAN port) to the interface on the machine running the gateway.  
 
-== Q: Do I need to use wireless access points or can I use wireless routers with WifiDog ? ==
-  A: Some wireless routers do nat, which replaces the client's MAC address with the one from the wireless router. If this is the case, WifiDog's authentication will not work, as it relies on MAC addresses to allow/disallow access.
+== Q: Do I need to use wireless access points or can I use wireless routers with Wifidog ? ==
+  A: Some wireless routers do nat, which replaces the client's MAC address with the one from the wireless router. If this is the case, Wifidog's authentication will not work, as it relies on MAC addresses to allow/disallow access.
 
 == Q: Can I write my own client ? ==
@@ -81 +81 @@
 == Q: Does wifidog support RADIUS, WISPr or WPA ==
   A: See [wiki:doc/developer/WiFiDogRadiusWISPr]
-Currently wifidog supports RADIUS for user authentication, but not for accounting.
+ Currently wifidog supports RADIUS for user authentication, but not for accounting.
 
 = Gateway FAQ =