Now he is looking at WPA(2) but it'd be cool to begin testing our WLAN cards covered of dust!
You have just to use the wlanconf tool to configure the WLAN adapter,but before you will need to install the XP driver of the card.
"wlanconf -c <SSID>" connects to an infrastructure network. Adding the "-a" option connects to (or creates) an ad-hoc network. Adding "-w <WEP>" will enable WEP encryption using the supplied key.
"wlanconf -s" will scan and display a list of the surrounding networks and various attributes like signal strength, SSID, BSSID, network mode, and supported rates
"wlanconf" will display the current WLAN configuration details if the adapter is connected
The DHCP service will detect network changes and refresh its state accordingly when associating with a new wireless network
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