Re: wrt54gs WPA
WPA Enterprise is the version intended for use in large organisations. To use it you need to set up a separate authentication server tied into your local network-so this certainly isn't meant for home users. What you need is WPA Personal-setting it up is similar to WEP in that you need to enter a password both in the router setup and on the client workstations. This password can be as long and complicated as you like-the longer the better and it uses this password to encrypt and decrypt the data traffic.
Now depending on the type of router, you may also be offered further encryption options called TKIP and AES. AES is the more secure method but not all client systems will support it properly, so TKIP will probably be the better option.
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