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(build date %2)Qt-based graphical interface for netctl.Translators: %1Links:HomepageRepositoryBugtrackerTranslation issueAUR packagesThis software is licensed under %1This software uses: %1AboutBridgeWidgetBridge settingsSkip (R)STP and immediately activate all bridge membersSkip forwarding delayErrorWindowError!Could not find componentsDoes not support yetProfile name is not setBind interfaces are not setDescription is not setIp settings are not setConfiguration file does not existKey is not setWireless settings are not setConfiguration file is not setESSID is not setMAC address is incorrectSession ID is not setUser is not in network group, helper will not be startedAPN is not setEmpty user/group nameCould not find profileCould not find ESSIDCould not run helperIP address does not match the standardUnknown errorSender : %1EthernetWidgetEthernet options<html><head/><body><p>Whether or not the absence of a carrier is acceptable</p></body></html>Skip no carrierSet to ‘yes’ to use 802.1x authentication802.1x authenticationWPA config filePath to a wpa_supplicant configuration fileBrowseWPA driverThe wpa_supplicant driver to use for 802.1x authenticationwirednl80211wextTimeout carrierMaximum time, in seconds, to wait for a carrierTimeout WPAMaximum time, in seconds, to wait for 802.1x authentication to succeedSelect wpa configuration fileConfiguration files (*.conf)GeneralWidgetGeneralDescriptionConnectionThe connection type used by the profileInterfaceThe name of the associated network interfaceBinds to interfacesAddAn array of physical network interfaces that this profile needs before it can be startedHide advancedA description of the profileAfterAn array of profile names that should be started before this profile is startedCommand after startingA command that is executed after a connection is establishedCommand before stopingA command that is executed before a connection is brought downSet to ‘yes’ to force connecting even if the interface is upForce connectDebug modeShow advancedIpWidgetIP optionsIPdhcpstaticAddressAddAn array of IP addresses suffixed with ‘/<netmask>’GatewayIP6dhcp-noaddrstatelessAddress6An array of IPv6 addressesGateway6RoutesviaAn array of custom routesRoutes6CustomAn array of argument lines to pass to ipHostnameA system hostnameTimeout DADMaximum time, in seconds, to wait for IPv6’s Duplicate Address Detection to succeedDHCP clientThe name of the preferred DHCP clientdhcpcdShould be in CIDR form according to standardsAn IP routing gateway address.
Should be according to standardsAn IPv6 routing gateway address.
Should be according to standardsShould be according to standardsdhclientdhcpcd optionsAdditional options to be passed to the DHCP clientdhclient optionsdhclient options (6)Timeout DHCPMaximum time, in seconds, to wait for DHCP to be successfulSet to ‘yes’ to release the DHCP lease when the profile is stoppedDHCP release on stopDNSAn array of DNS nameserversDNS domainA ‘domain’ line for /etc/resolv.confDNS searchA ‘search’ line for /etc/resolv.confDNS optionsAn array of ‘options’ lines for /etc/resolv.confMacvlanWidgetmacvlan settingsModeMAC addressOptional static MAC addressMainWidgetStopStartDisableEnableNameDescriptionActiveEnabledTypeIs wirelessRefreshStart profileRestart profileEnable profileEdit profileRemove profileStop profileDisable profileRefresh tableCtrl+RStart or stop selected profileSwitchSwitch to selected profileRestartRestart selected profileEnable or disable selected profileStop allStop all profilesEditEdit selected profileRemoveRemove selected profilenetctl-auto is runningMain actions toolbarMainWindowNetctl GUIDBus APIShow DBus APILibraryShow library docsReport a bugAboutSecurityShow security notesAbout this applicationnetctl controlCtrl+NProfilesCtrl+PCtrl+WMenuToolbarSettingsCtrl+SQuitCtrl+Qnetctl-autoReadyyesnoInformationApplication has been hidden to trayDoneErrorUnknown flag
Usage:Open window:start detached from consolestart maximizedshow about windowshow netctl-auto windowshow settings windowFunctions:Options:start minimized to trayselect this ESSIDopen this profileselect this profileAdditional flags:read configuration from this fileprint debug informationstart with default settingsset options for this run, comma separatedopen a tab with this numberShow messages:show version and exitshow build information and exitshow this help and exitBuild date: %1cmake flagscmake propertiesComponentsAdditional componentsProject propertiesDBus configurationDocumentationVersionAuthorLicenseRestore existing session.Close existing session.Connection is successfullyConnection failedDo you want to save profile %1?WiFi menuMobileWidgetMobile PPP settingsUsernameThe username and password to connect withPasswordAccess point nameThe access point (apn) to connect onPINIf your modem requires a PIN to unlock, use this optionModeThis option is used to specify the connection modeNone3Gpref3GonlyGPRSprefGPRSonlyMax failThe number of consecutive failed connection attempts to tolerateUse the default route provided by the peerDefault routeUse the DNS provided by the peerUse peer DNSOptions fileA file to read additional pppd options fromBrowseSelect options fileConfiguration files (*.conf)NetctlAutoWindownetctl-autoEscStart or stop serviceRestart serviceEnable or disable serviceRefreshRefresh tableCtrl+REnable or disable profileNameDescriptionActiveEnabledDisabledSwitchToolbarMenuReadyDisable serviceEnable servicenetctl-auto is runningStop serviceStart servicenetctl-auto is not runningProfileEnable profileEnable all profilesDisable all profilesEnableDisableDoneErrorSwitch to profileCloseNewProfileWidgetClearClear dataCtrl+RLoadLoad selected profileSaveSave selected profileRemoveRemove selected profileProfileNew profile toolbarPasswdWidgetPasswordESSIDShow symbolsPppoeWidgetPPPoE settingsUsernameThe username and password to connect withPasswordConnection modeThis option specifies how a connection should be establishedpersistdemandIdle timeoutThis option specifies the idle time (in seconds) after which ‘pppd’ should disconnectMax failThe number of consecutive failed connection attempts to tolerateUse the default route provided by the peerDefault routeUse the DNS provided by the peerUse peer DNSPPP unitSet the ppp unit number in the interface name (ppp0, ppp1, etc.)LCP echo intervalThese options override default LCP parameters from ‘/etc/ppp/options’LCP echo failureOptions fileA file to read additional pppd options fromBrowsePPPoE serviceThis option specifies the PPPoE service namePPPoE ACThis option specifies the PPPoE access concentrator namePPPoE sessionThis option specifies an existing session to attach to, MAC addressPPPoE MACOnly connect to specified MAC addressEnable IPv6 supportPPPoE IPv6Select options fileConfiguration files (*.conf)SettingsWindowSettingsGeneralLanguageSelect a languagenetctlnetctl pathPath to netctlBrowseProfile pathPath to profile directorysudosudo pathPath to sudowpa_supplicantHelperEnable system trayMinimize to tray instead of closingStart minimized to traySkip components checkingIt is recommended to use systemd integration. See `man 1 netctlgui-helper` for more details.Helper statusUse helperForce use sudo in helperHelper commandHelper serviceName of netctlgui-helper servicesystemctl pathPath to systemctlnetctl-auto pathPath to netctl-autonetctl-auto serviceToolbarsClose helper after exitControl groupName of netctl-auto systemd servicewpa_supplicant pathPath to wpa_supplicantwpa_cli pathPath to wpa_cliPID filewpa_supplicant PID filewpa_supplicant driverswpa_supplicant drivers comma separatedctrl_interface directoryPath to control directoryctrl_interface groupGroup of control directoryMain toolbarLeftRightTopBottomDisablednetctl toolbarnetctl-auto toolbarProfiles toolbarWiFi toolbarOtherPath to interface listPath to directory which contains network devicesPath to rfkill device listPath to directory which contains rfkill devicesPrefered wireless interfaceSelect path to directory with interfacesSelect netctl commandAll files (*)Select helper commandSelect netctl-auto commandSelect path to profile directorySelect path to directory with rfkill devicesSelect sudo commandSelect systemctl commandSelect wpa_cli commandSelect wpa_supplicant commandActive (systemd)ActiveStopInactiveStartTrayIcon(inactive)netctl-autoStop %1Restart %1Disable %1Enable %1Start profileStop profileStop all profilesSwitch to profileRestart profileEnable profileQuitstaticenabledStatusTunnelWidgetTunnel settingsModeThe tunnel typeipipgresitisatapip6ip6ipip6ip6greanyLocalThe address of the local end of the tunnelRemoteThe address of the remote end of the tunnelTuntapWidgetTuntap settingsModeEither ‘tun’, or ‘tap’tuntapUserThe owning user of the tun/tap interfaceGroupThe owning group of the tun/tap interfaceVlanWidgetvlan settingsvlan IDvlan identifierWiFiMenuWidgetStartStopProcessing...MHzNameType# of pointsSignalSecurityActiveExists2GHz5GHz2GHz and 5GHzN\APointRefreshStart WiFiStop WiFiPlease install 'wpa_supplicant' before use itInformationThis isn't the functionality you're looking forRefresh tableCtrl+RConnect or disconnect from selected ESSIDPlease install 'wpa_supplicant' before using itWiFi menu toolbarWirelessWidgetWireless optionsSecuritynonewepwpawpa-configsectionwpa-configESSIDThe name of the network to connect toWpa config sectionAddArray of lines that form a network block for wpa_supplicantWpa config filePath to a wpa_supplicant configuration fileBrowseKeyThe secret key to a WEP, or WPA encrypted networkWhether or not the specified network is a hidden networkHiddenWhether or not to use ad-hoc modeAd-hocScan frequenciesA space-separated list of frequencies in MHz to scan when searching for the networkFrequencyPriority group for the networkPriorityCountryThe country for which frequency regulations will be enforcedWPA groupGroup that has the authority to configure wpa_supplicant via its control interfaceDriverswestnl80211wiredThe wpa_supplicant driver to useRFkill deviceThe name of an rfkill deviceTimeout WPAMaximum time, in seconds, to wait for steps in the association and authentication to succeedWhether or not to exclude this profile from automatic profile selectionExclude auto