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RaymondLi · 09-06-2004

We have a Cisco 1100 Access Point 802.11g and configured to 128-bit WEP. We would like to upgrade to WPA-PSK. However, not all WLAN cards of clients are supporting WPA-PSK. Can someone advise me how to configure the AP to take both WEP & APA-PSK c...

RaymondLi · 08-09-2004

We just bought a Cisco 1100 Access Point 802.11g and up and running correctly. However, I cannot find any setting in the configuration webpage not to broadcast the SSID. This will make that the normal users do not discover our AP in their auto scan...

RaymondLi · 10-01-2004

I have learnt that WAP is backforward compatible to WEP. I think it is same as 802.11 b and g and they can work together. Can someone tell me what is real meaning of backward compatible to WEP.Thanks,Ray

RaymondLi · 08-10-2004

Thanks for your clear suggestion. I will start to look at WPA with 802.1x and TKIP.Ray

RaymondLi · 08-09-2004

gamccallMany thanks for your useful and good advice. I have used WEP 128-bit encrytion. Does it encryts the SSID already?You mentioned WPA is better encrytion and I am unsure if all Wi-Fi devices in notebook pc have this feature built-in and how to...

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