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Artix Linux => Applications & Software => Topic started by: ugluk on 19 April 2025, 18:39:03

Title: secured KDE internet connection sharing
Post by: ugluk on 19 April 2025, 18:39:03
I have a network interface (usb0) that I wanted to share over WiFi, so I created a new connection, set it to AP and Shared and tried, if it would work. The first hurdle was having to install dnsmasq. The unsecured AP started working, but a secured AP still fails to work, how to make a secured AP work with key? Do I need to install additional apps?
Title: Re: secured KDE internet connection sharing
Post by: mrbrklyn on 20 April 2025, 05:32:12
You want to set yourself up as a wifi spot... if I understand and which has nothing to do with KDE or dnsmaque.  It has to do with setting up the wifi and routing.
Title: Re: secured KDE internet connection sharing
Post by: ugluk on 20 April 2025, 13:15:16
KDE does support setting up AP hotspots. I have one working, but without security, open to everyone. I know how to setup one without KDE, but don't want to bother. What I want is setting up a WiFi hotspot using KDE System Settings -> WiFi & Internet.