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Anonymous_User
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‎2006-06-25 12:06
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dsl over wlan

I'm running Suse 10.1 and have a ZyAir wlan usb stick.
I've managed to download the driver for the zyair and istall it. The wlan
conection is working.
The only problem is that useing yast I can't seem to set up the dsl
conection to use the wlan network card. It only offers me the eth0 which is
also setup and working(that's what I'm using now). When I check under
network cards the wlan0 is set up and functioning...

how do I convince yast to offer me the wlan0 ethernet card when configuring
dsl?
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Anonymous_User
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‎2006-06-25 17:52

Sorry, this is not the right forum for this type of question. Please try
posting in the OpenSuSE support networking forum. They should be able to
help you there.

thanks,
NSM Development

On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 11:06:32 +0000, tylerhartman wrote:

> I'm running Suse 10.1 and have a ZyAir wlan usb stick.
> I've managed to download the driver for the zyair and istall it. The wlan
> conection is working.
> The only problem is that useing yast I can't seem to set up the dsl
> conection to use the wlan network card. It only offers me the eth0 which is
> also setup and working(that's what I'm using now). When I check under
> network cards the wlan0 is set up and functioning...
>
> how do I convince yast to offer me the wlan0 ethernet card when configuring
> dsl?

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