I use Intel PROSet/Wireless for my notebook.
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GNOME NetworkManager.
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Windows wireless network connection manager. If you don't need advanced Proset features it is a much better solution. While proset deleted my profiles on two occassions for no obvious reason whatsoever, this windows thing works flawlessly. No install and no mem hog - plain and simple.
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knetworkmanager
But when in Windows, I just use the default Windows network manager. It seems to work well for what I need. I do my h4x0r stuff in Linux anyway, when I want detailed connection scanning and so on. -
CalebSchmerge Woof NBR Reviewer
I don't remember the one I used in linux, but in Windows I have been using ProSet
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I use windows wireless network connection manager, I find it easy and simple to use.
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I use the windows wireless, for the same reasons as cabral
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Correct me if im wrong but if i use the Intel PROset software, i would be able to use WPA2 and other encryption/security stuff which arent available with the windows network connection manager? Im using a dv2000t with an Intel 3945ABG wireless built-in card.
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
If you are current with MS patches and Updates WPA2 is now part of MS Zero Config.
I use MS zero config.
There were some serious problem with the MFG utility. It would connect to any open network, with no way to disable it. Not good for security. You had to add a location to all to shut it down. Major PAIN, so I killed it. And it had problem connecting to hidden SSID's. -
Zero Config
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Windows XP
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ThinkVantage Access Connections
What wireless manager do you use?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Dr. Forensics, Nov 15, 2006.