It occurred to me that Curt Sampson wrote in gmane.os.netbsd.current:
> On Sat, 3 Dec 2005, thilo wrote:
>
>> isn't it better to keep that setup in ifconfig.iwi ?
>
> Possibly. Does this work with dhclient? (I.e., will ifconfig.iwi load
> all the right stuff, and then dhclient will be able to use it?) I had
> assumed you do one or the other.

It'll work just fine; if you take a look at /etc/rc.d/dhclient, you'll
see that it REQUIREs 'network', which is PROVIDEd by /etc/rc.d/network (Who
is responsible for the ifconfig.iwi0 stuff. I use it to setup the desired
ssid and nwkey so that I'll end up being connected with *MY* access point,
instead of my neighbours ;)

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