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WiFi Protected Access (WPA) is a wireless encryption standard.

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I have a Pi Zero 2 running Pi OS. It's up-to-date and has been connected via WiFi for a thousand years. I just swapped out my router for an Asus GT-BE98 and now it no longer is able to connect. From ...
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With the newest raspbian running on a CM4, I am unable to find any SSID or passphrase in /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf and thus am unable to change the wifi password by mounting the SD card ...
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Could someone help me? I'm a student at a university, and I'm trying to connect my Raspberry Pi Pico W to the Eduroam Wi-Fi using micropython code, but I'm having trouble. Is it better to use ESP32 to ...
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For a teaching demo about autonomy in scientific research, it will likely be a major blocker if students cannot connect the Pico W to their school's WiFi. Someone suggested MAC spoofing, and I agree ...
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my problem is that my wifi is only getting an IP address if ethernet cable is also plugged in. I have checked many sides, but the solution below is not working. (funny thing, I have reinstalled this ...
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I have a headless pi setup and I want it to connect to two different wifi's at two separate houses. This is how my wpa_supplicant.conf is setup: ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev ...
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Is it possible to have a Raspberry Pi connect to two different WiFi networks? I want the built-in wlan0 to connect to a LAN, and wlan1 (using a USB wifi dongle I have) to connect to the internet. ...
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I am trying to create a secure ad-hoc network generated from a pi 3b+ running Buster. I would like to have a password prompt to show up when I try to connect to the network on various devices. Here is ...
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Is it possible to scan for networks and discern which ones are captive portals WITHOUT connecting to it? I'm currently using wpa_cli -i wlan1 scan wpa_cli -i wlan1 scan_result To get a list of ...
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so I have been working on the task of connecting a pi to an android via wifi direct for a while, and I was able to get it to work, using the information given in this question: Issue connecting ...
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I would like to connect my RPi3 with wifi attached. I can scan all APs in my office using command "iwlist wlan0 scan". But I can't find IP address at response of ifconfig wlan0. I can connect to an AP ...
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I'm trying to set up my raspberry pi 3 running a fresh install of raspbian buster as a wireless access point with a bridge to ethernet to give connected devices internet access. I followed the ...
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I've got a Pi0W. I've also got a WPA2 Enterprise Wi-Fi network set up with TTLS. My other Pis (both Pi3B+) can connect with my current setup just fine. The logs of my Pi0W are akind to the following: ...
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I have a project for which I'd like to automate configuring the network settings on a Raspberry Pi. I can create a WPA1 hotspot very easily with the following bash one-liner. nmcli connection add \ ...
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when I connect to my student dorm wifi network over my laptop it opens a browser window and redirects me to an website where i must enter my user name and password to connect to the internet. I was ...
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