This article explains how to configure networking in a very pleasant way, so that it works automatically wherever you go. It is adaptable to lots of uses, and may be usefull even if you don't use Wifi but connect to multiple...
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This article explains how to configure networking in a very pleasant way, so that it works automatically wherever you go. It is adaptable to lots of uses, and may be usefull even if you don't use Wifi but connect to multiple networks. This solution has been inspired by a tutorial that can be found in the references section at the bottom of this page. It uses three tools that integrate well with the debian network configuration: * wpa_supplicant, which handles wireless access point association, * ifplugd that checks for a physical layer link to be established (i.e. an ethernet cable to be plugged or an active wireless association), * guessnet that gives you tools to detect which network you are connected to. * resolvconf to understand name server configuration in /etc/network/interfaces. First, some installation:
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