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
- 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 mode.
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).
- -j
ap_iface
- Specify the Access Point (AP) 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 Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) connections.
For information about QNX support for networking, see the
Networking Architecture chapter in the System Architecture Guide.
For details about the configuration changes you can make through wpa_pps, see the relevant
PPS object descriptions:
Configuration file:
The wpa_pps service uses the /etc/wpa_pps.conf configuration file.
To configure WPA behavior, edit the parameters in this plain-text file.