Wpa Supplicant Configuration¶
How to configure Wpa Supplicant¶
Setting up WpaSupplicant in debian 11
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Generate the password :
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After that, copy wpa_supplicant.conf file to /etc/wpa_supplicant/ :
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Add a interface block config and edit /etc/network/interfaces file:
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Automatic Startup¶
Using systemd for autoboot
The wpa_supplicant package provides multiple systemd service files:
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uses D-Bus, recommended for NetworkManager users. |
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accepts the interface name as an argument and starts the wpa_supplicant daemon for this interface. It reads a |
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also interface specific, but explicitly forces the nl80211 driver (see below). The configuration file path is |
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also interface specific, uses the wired driver. The configuration file path is |
Note
To enable wireless at boot, enable an instance of one of the above services on a particular wireless interface.
For example, enable the wpa_supplicant@interface systemd unit.
Now choose and enable an instance of a service to obtain an ip address for the particular interface.
For example, enable the dhcpcd@interface systemd unit.
Set Static Interface Configuration¶
We can set the wlan interface to static ip in /etc/network/interfaces configuration file:
Add to systemd :
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