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Description
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When connecting to a wlan, nwam gives the user the option of entering an essid, thus allowing connection to wlans which do not broadcast their essid. When such a connection is successfully completed, though, nwam only remembers the essid, it does not track the bssid (which is known once connected). This is of no use for future connections, as they primarily rely on a bssid match; thus the user is forced to enter in the wlan's essid (and security mode) every time she wishes to connect.
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