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Old 29-03-2004, 12:16   #55
Stuartbe
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Re: Secure Your Wireless Network.

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
I'm also offered RADIUS and WPA RADIUS. These look like they are less secure than WPA but more secure than WEP (as those are top and bottom of the list).

How do they fit into this security scenario?
To use radius you need a radius server like the ad in to ISA server. Its not realy needed for a home network. WPA is generaly regarded to be more secure than wep but to be honest you need a fair bit of hardware and determination to break 128 bit wep. Not something the average person is going to try.

HTH
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