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# Banana Pi

1. Connect locally or with Putty as described in [Setup for version 1.2.2](/wpan-ctrlr-web-panel-installation-manual/quick_installation/set_up.md).
2. Enter 

   ```
   iwconfig
   ```

   to check the network connections and find the name of WiFi interface which is *wlan0* in the example.

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3. Enter&#x20;

   ```
   nmcli d wifi list
   ```

   &#x20;to list the available WiFi networks.

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3. Use Ctr+C to finish listing and go back to prompt.
4. Enter&#x20;

   ```
   nmcli d wifi connect <WiFiSSID> password <WiFiPassword>
   ```

   to connect to a WiFi network of your choice. Replace the parameters in <> with the parameters of the WIFi network selected. In the example the following command was used (pasword is hashed below, enter the one for your network)

   ```
   nmcli d wifi connect icupl10 password *********
   ```
5. A successful connection is confimed:&#x20;

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6. Now Web Panle is connected to WLAN.
7. To disconnect enter&#x20;

   ```
   nmcli d disconnect <WifiInterface>
   ```

In the example

```
nmcli d disconnect wlan0
```

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