[SATLUG] linux wireless ideas
Glenn F. Boswell
gboswell at accd.edu
Tue Jan 2 09:38:58 CST 2007
I'm trying to put together a "Linux Wireless Fundamentals" section (3
hour session) for my Unix I class at SAC. There are so many web
resources that go in every direction but so far I have not found a step
by step basic guide for Linux (almost) newbies. I have several texts
such as /802.11 Wireless Networks/, /Wireless Hacks/ and /WI-FOO the
secrets of Wireless Hacking /but they either go into too-much detail
(for a beginning class) or concentrate on hacking which is not my goal
either. If you know of or have a better text (keep it simple please) or
know of a web site that is simple and easy to follow please pass it
on. If you don't want to share on the list (although better for
everyone) send it to my gboswell at accd.edu address. Most of these
students already use or have used Windows wireless tools in XP so I'm
trying to show equal (we know it's better) access , ease of connecting
(not going to happen), and then show the additional tools available in
Linux. I've been forced into the wireless world and I must confess it
is so much easier in Windows/MAC yet the lack of security in windows
scares me every time I use wireless. Linux wireless as we all know
is a trip up a somewhat steep learning curve but with all the
experience in this group we should be able to make it a somewhat simple
process. Thanks
Boz
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Glenn Boswell "Boz" gboswell at accd.edu
San Antonio College Dept. CIS (210)-733-2866 (after 1/10/07)
"We make a living by what we Get.
We make a LIFE by what we GIVE." anonymous
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