@fossette Thanks for your advice, but sometimes there are networks which you need to use that you can not change, because the owner is not you
And WEP is still a valid encryption method, albeit insecure.
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RE: [SOLVED] Omega can't connect to WiFi
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RE: [SOLVED] Omega can't connect to WiFi
@Gayan-Priyanatha Same problem for me. At a customer site they are using WiFi with WEP and a code like 429a2936580b72330486c13973. Trying to configure this yields the following result:
root@Omega-5857:~# wifisetup add -ssid Visitors -encr WEP -password 429a2936580b72330486c13973 > Restarting wifimanager for changes to take effect root@Omega-5857:~# wifisetup list { "results": [ { "ssid": "xxxxxxxxxxxxx", "encryption": "WPA2PSK", "password": "yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy" }, { "ssid": "Visitors", "encryption": "WEP", "password": "1" } ] }