BridgeWidget Form Bridge settings Skip (R)STP and immediately activate all bridge members Skip forwarding delay ErrorWindow Could not find components Does not support yet Profile name is not set Bind interfaces are not set Description is not set Ip settings are not set Configuration file does not exist Key is not set Wireless settings are not set Configuration file is not set ESSID is not set MAC address is incorrect Session ID is not set APN is not set Empty user/group name Unknown error Error Error text Ok EthernetWidget Select wpa configuration file Configuration files (*.conf) Hide advanced Show advanced Form Ethernet options <html><head/><body><p>Whether or not the absence of a carrier is acceptable</p></body></html> Skip no carrier Set to ‘yes’ to use 802.1x authentication 802.1x authentication WPA config file Path to a wpa_supplicant configuration file Browse WPA driver wired nl80211 wext The wpa_supplicant driver to use for 802.1x authentication Timeout carrier Maximum time, in seconds, to wait for a carrier Timeout WPA Maximum time, in seconds, to wait for 802.1x authentication to succeed GeneralWidget Hide advanced Show advanced Form General Description <html><head/><body><p>A description of the profile</p></body></html> Connection The connection type used by the profile Interface The name of the associated network interface Binds to interfaces Add An array of physical network interfaces that this profile needs before it can be started After An array of profile names that should be started before this profile is started Command after starting A command that is executed after a connection is established Command before stoping A command that is executed before a connection is brought down Set to ‘yes’ to force connecting even if the interface is up Force connect Debug mode IpWidget Hide advanced Show advanced Form IP options IP dhcp static Address Add An array of IP addresses suffixed with ‘/<netmask>’ Gateway An IP routing gateway address IP6 dhcp-noaddr stateless Address6 An array of IPv6 addresses Gateway6 An IPv6 routing gateway address Routes An array of custom routes via An array of physical network interfaces that this profile needs before it can be started Routes6 Custom An array of argument lines to pass to ip Hostname A system hostname Timeout DAD Set to ‘yes’ to release the DHCP lease when the profile is stopped DHCP client dhcpcd dhclient The name of the preferred DHCP client dhcpcd options Additional options to be passed to the DHCP client dhclient options dhclient options (6) Timeout DHCP Maximum time, in seconds, to wait for DHCP to be successful DHCP release on stop DNS An array of DNS nameservers DNS domain A ‘domain’ line for /etc/resolv.conf DNS search A ‘search’ line for /etc/resolv.conf DNS options An array of ‘options’ lines for /etc/resolv.conf MainWindow Ready Updated Error Done Stop Start Disable Enable Save profile as... Profile (*) Netctl GUI Version : %1 License : GPLv3 Evgeniy Alekseev aka arcanis E-mail : esalexeev@gmail.com Usage: netctl-gui [ --default ] [ -t NUM | --tab NUM ] [ -h | --help] Parametrs: --default - start with default settings -t NUM --tab NUM - open a tab with number NUM -h --help - show this help and exit Netctl GUI Settings Ctrl+S Quit Ctrl+Q Name Description Status Refresh Ctrl+R Restart Connect to profile Profile Browse Clear Load Save Create a new profile Please install 'wpa_supplicant' before using it Signal Security Connect to Wi-Fi Menu MobileWidget Select options file Configuration files (*.conf) Hide advanced Show advanced Form Mobile PPP settings Username The username and password to connect with Password Access point name The access point (apn) to connect on PIN If your modem requires a PIN to unlock, use this option Mode None 3Gpref 3Gonly GPRSpref GPRSonly This option is used to specify the connection mode Max fail The number of consecutive failed connection attempts to tolerate Use the default route provided by the peer Default route Use the DNS provided by the peer Use peer DNS Options file A file to read additional pppd options from Browse PasswdWidget Form Password PppoeWidget Select options file Configuration files (*.conf) Hide advanced Show advanced Form PPPoE settings Username The username and password to connect with Password Connection mode persist demand This option specifies how a connection should be established Idle timeout This option specifies the idle time (in seconds) after which ‘pppd’ should disconnect Max fail The number of consecutive failed connection attempts to tolerate Use the default route provided by the peer Default route Use the DNS provided by the peer Use peer DNS PPP unit Set the ppp unit number in the interface name (ppp0, ppp1, etc.) LCP echo interval These options override default LCP parameters from ‘/etc/ppp/options’ LCP echo failure Options file A file to read additional pppd options from Browse PPPoE service This option specifies the PPPoE service name PPPoE AC This option specifies the PPPoE access concentrator name PPPoE session This option specifies an existing session to attach to, MAC address PPPoE MAC Only connect to specified MAC address Enable IPv6 support PPPoE IPv6 SettingsWindow Select path to directory with interfaces Select netctl command All files (*) Select path to profile directory Select path to directory with rfkill devices Select sudo command Select wpa_cli command Select wpa_supplicant command Settings Language Select a language You will need to restart the application General netctl path Path to netctl Browse Profile path Path to profile directory netctl sudo path Path to sudo sudo wpa_supplicant path Path to wpa_supplicant wpa_cli path Path to wpa_cli PID file wpa_supplicant PID file wpa_supplicant drivers wpa_supplicant drivers comma separated ctrl_interface directory Path to control directory ctrl_interface group Group of control directory wpa_supplicant Path to interface list Path to directory which contains network devices Path to rfkill device list Path to directory which contains rfkill devices Prefered wireless interface Other TunnelWidget Form Tunnel settings Mode ipip gre sit isatap ip6ip6 ipip6 ip6gre any The tunnel type Local The address of the local end of the tunnel Remote The address of the remote end of the tunnel TuntapWidget Form Tuntap settings Mode tun tap Either ‘tun’, or ‘tap’ User The owning user of the tun/tap interface Group The owning group of the tun/tap interface VlanWidget Form vlan settings vlan ID vlan identifier WirelessWidget Hide advanced Show advanced Form Wireless options Security none wep wpa wpa-configsection wpa-config ESSID The name of the network to connect to Wpa config section Add Array of lines that form a network block for wpa_supplicant Wpa config file Path to a wpa_supplicant configuration file Browse Key The secret key to a WEP, or WPA encrypted network Whether or not the specified network is a hidden network Hidden Whether or not to use ad-hoc mode Ad-hoc Scan frequencies A space-separated list of frequencies in MHz to scan when searching for the network Priority Priority group for the network Country The country for which frequency regulations will be enforced WPA group Group that has the authority to configure wpa_supplicant via its control interface Drivers west nl80211 wired The wpa_supplicant driver to use RFkill device The name of an rfkill device Timeout WPA Maximum time, in seconds, to wait for steps in the association and authentication to succeed Whether or not to exclude this profile from automatic profile selection Exclude auto