Directory
Install
Extract
Run the Installation File
Use
Configure user information
Initiate Network Authentication
View network status and version information
Disconnect a network
Install
The installation process is divided into two steps: first uncompress the package and then execute the installation file.
Extract
Tar-xzvf h3c802.1xclient.tar.gz
Run the Installation File
To the expanded folder.
./PRE. Ps
Use
You can use command lines to interact with programs.
Configure user information
You can run the following command to configure user information:
Linux1x-C
Initiate Network Authentication
You can run the following command to start authentication:
Linux1x [-u username [/password] [-N netchar] [-D] [-p]
No parameter. If no parameter exists, the parameter of the last successful authentication is used.
-After U, enter the user name and password.
-After N, enter the name of the authentication Nic, such as eth0, eth1, and eth2.
-D indicates that the program runs in daemon mode. After passing authentication, it is transferred to the background for running.
-P prompts the user to enter the required information one by one
Example:
You can run the following command to authenticate the network adapter eth0 by using user1 and pass1 as the password:
(1) linux1x-u user1/pass1-N eth0 (running on the foreground by default)
(2) linux1x-u user1/pass1-N eth0-D (go to the background after passing authentication)
(3) linux1x-u user1/pass1 (enter the required information in the prompt)
(4) linux1x (enter the required information in the prompt)
(5) linux1x-P (if you do not use the Stored User authentication information, you are prompted to enter all required information)
View network status and version information
Run the following command to view the network status and version information:
Linux1x-V [seconds]
-V: Enter the time to be displayed, in seconds.
Example:
1. If you want to keep viewing network statistics, run the following command:
(1) linux1x-V
(2) linux1x-V 0
2. If you want to view the network statistics for a period of time and exit after 5 seconds, run the following command:
(1) linux1x-V 5
Disconnect a network
You can run the following command to disconnect the network:
Linux1x-K
-K: disconnect the current network.
Note:
In ubuntu7.04, a file under/usr/lib is similar to the version of the file missing. just create a symbolic link ......
First
CD/usr/lib
Then
Sudo ln-s libstdc ++. so.6 libstdc ++-libc6.2-2. so.3
