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Old 17-08-2004, 14:37   #2
SMHarman
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Re: Linksys WRT54G & WPA Security

If you set the laptop to WPA-PSK and press OK does it then ask for a password?

If not, when your laptop is in range of the WLAN does it ask for a password (may be an idea to enable the SSID during this process).

If your laptop has the option then the password box is somewhere. Are you letting windoze or the network card manage the WLAN.

As an aside, my Centrino 2100 b card (in my dell laptop) did not have WPA-PSK functionality on it, i replaced it with a 2200 b/g card that did.
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