Before all with the router connected to the Internet network, I did not notice the Inode Campus network client on the Linux problem. Until the first two days to disable the router, can only silently find ways to install the inode. According to the School Network Center to the tutorial, try to install the inode on the Kubuntu unexpectedly error, not on the net. Through the online various help paste, just know inode in Linux only support Ubuntu 32-bit system, and the use of the library will appear conflict, suddenly no love.
There is real love in the world, and a lot of students around me have done this problem. Baidu a search yah3c, will solve the problem perfectly. Record it for a rainy future.
YAH3C is a client for campus network authentication, only supports Zhongshan University East Campus. Detailed installation and operation please click here
Machine: kubuntu14.04 64-bit
Install: can be git clone
downloaded from github, or you can download the compression pack yourself and unzip and install it.
git clone git://github.com/humiaozuzu/yah3c.gitcd yah3csudoinstall
Authentication: The program must be run with root permission, add account and password according to prompt.
sudo yah3c
There is a bit of a problem here, although the authentication is successful, but I get not the correct IP.
After some time, just realize that the original Kubuntu default does not support the dhcpcd command, so here we need to modify the configuration file.
configuration file Format: The user's login information is saved in the file according to the following format /etc/yah3c.conf
, using /etc/yah3c.conf
the command vim
[Chenbjin] 123456 = eth0 = dhclient # The DHCP command that is used after validation succeeds (dhcpcd/= True # Verifies whether the daemon process becomes a success, Default is True
Re-certification after successful configuration sudo yah3c, full of love!
Thank the Great God: Https://github.com/humiaozuzu/YaH3C
Kubuntu use YAH3C for the certification of medium and large campus network