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interfaces-wifi(5)
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# NAME
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*interfaces-wifi* - WiFi vocabulary for the interfaces(5) file format
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# DESCRIPTION
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Wi-Fi (the IEEE 802.11 family of protocols) is a commonly used wireless
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networking standard. The following options allow for configuration of
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Wi-Fi client interfaces.
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# WIFI-RELATED OPTIONS
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*wifi-config-path* _path_
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Denotes the absolute _path_ to a *wpa_supplicant* configuration file.
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If no path is given, _/run/wpa_supplicant.<interface>.conf_ will be
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used for a temporary configuration file. This option may not be used
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with other configuration options.
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*wifi-ssid* _ssid_
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The SSID the Wi-Fi client should connect to.
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*wifi-psk* _psk_
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The passphrase for connecting to the Wi-Fi network. If unset, the
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client will connect without WPA2 encryption.
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# EXAMPLES
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A typical setup may involve connecting to a home and work network. To
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achieve this, we can define a pair of virtual interfaces called *wifi-home*
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and *wifi-work*, which connect to their respective wifi networks:
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```
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iface wifi-home
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use dhcp
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wifi-ssid HomeNetwork
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wifi-psk ExamplePassphrase
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iface wifi-work
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use dhcp
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wifi-config-path /etc/network/wpa-work.conf
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```
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The virtual interfaces can be used with *ifup* and *ifdown*:
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```
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# ifup wlan0=wifi-home
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# ifdown wlan0
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# ifup wlan0=wifi-work
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```
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# AUTHORS
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Ariadne Conill <ariadne@dereferenced.org>
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