PPS interface for Wi-Fi configuration
Syntax:
wpa_pps [-A addr:port] [-c file]
[-D library] [-d] [-h path]
-i iface [iface1 [iface2]...]
[-j ap_iface] [-P script]
[-p path] [-r sec] [-S script] [-s] &
Options:
- -A
addr:port
- Proxy to publish when proxy authentication is required.
- -c
file
- Specify configuration file (default: /etc/wpa_pps.conf).
- -D
library
- Specify and load a library with direct access to the driver.
- -d
- Enable debug messages (to stdout).
- -h path
- Specify the path and name of the binary to execute when configured for Access Point. For example:
-h /usr/sbin/hostapd_ti18xx.
- -i
iface [iface1 [iface2]...]
- Specify the Wi-Fi interface to use. This must be the last argument on the command line. Note
that you can specify an optional prioritized list of interfaces (e.g., for multi-homed operation,
preference of default routes, etc.).
- -j
ap_iface
- Specify the AP (access-point) interface to use.
- -P
script
- Specify the script to run for updating proxy settings.
- -p
path
- Specify the path for the wpa_supplicant control interface (e.g.,
/var/run/wpa_supplicant).
- -r
sec
- Specify the number of seconds between updates of the connected network's RSSI (default:
10). To never do any updates, specify -1.
- -S
script
- Specify the script to run for updating the RSSI.
- -s
- Run in simulation mode; that is, run without a Wi-Fi.
Description:
The wpa_pps service provides an interface for configuring WPA (Wi-Fi Protected
Access) connections. For more information about QNX support for networking, see
"Networking Architecture" in the System Architecture Guide.
For more information about the configuration changes wpa_pps can make, see the
relevant PPS object descriptions:
Configuration
The wpa_pps service
uses the /etc/wpa_pps.conf configuration file. To configure WPA behavior, edit the
parameters in this plain-text file.