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March 10th 07, 08:50 PM
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wireless security discrepency
I have a Belkin wirelessG router that I had configured as an access point
using WPA and not broadcasting SSID. It worked fine with my PDA. I have a sepearrate router that does not have wireless capability. I bought a new laptop with windows Vista home Premium. I could not get it to connect to the access point even after entering the correct passphrase. Vista has entries for TKIP or AES, but the router only has 802.1x or password(psk). I guess I could revert to using WEP only. My question: What entries are compatible between Vista and the Belkin router regarding security measures? I don't like using an unsecured wireless system. 
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March 28th 07, 01:44 AM
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wireless security discrepency
i forgot mu security key/passphrase, where can I get access for the
information? "melted aluminum" wrote: I have a Belkin wirelessG router that I had configured as an access point using WPA and not broadcasting SSID. It worked fine with my PDA. I have a sepearrate router that does not have wireless capability. I bought a new laptop with windows Vista home Premium. I could not get it to connect to the access point even after entering the correct passphrase. Vista has entries for TKIP or AES, but the router only has 802.1x or password(psk). I guess I could revert to using WEP only. My question: What entries are compatible between Vista and the Belkin router regarding security measures? I don't like using an unsecured wireless system.
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