Sidux/Useable applications/Local networks managing

pl:Sidux_-_czyli_Debian_sid_krok_po_kroku_dla_każdego/Programy_użytkowe/Zarządzanie_sieciami_lokalnymi Ceni One of tools for wired and wirelles networks managing is an application made by sidux developers - Ceni. There is Ceni network configuration guide for the chapter: Sidux/Installation/Ceni When you configure the network, it doesn't need any more your attention. center|600px Wicd But if you change an access point often I suggest to install any graphic network configurator. Wicd is a default network configurator for XFCE so install it as root: apt-get install wicd 1. You will be asked for adding a new user to "netdev" group - mark it with "space" bottom as "x" and click OK. center|600px 2. Re-boot your computer. 3. Open Wicd from desktop panel-> Preferences tab-> Network Interfaces: a. For Wireless type: wlan0 b. For Wired type: eth0 and click on-> OK. center|400px 4. Refresh network list and find yours-> mark for Automatically connection to this network. center|400px 5. If you use wireless connection open "Properties" and type your network key if required. center|400px Home page: http://wicd.sourceforge.net/ Wicd on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicd Network Manager Network Manager is an application for GNOME environment but it works on others anyway. It manages mobiles networks too from 0.7 version. apt-get remove wicd apt-get install network-manager network-manager-gnome Home page: http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/ KNetwork Manager For KDE environment install: apt-get install network-manager network-manager-kde or apt-get install kwlan Kwlan home page: http://www.kde.org/applications/internet/kwlan/