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07-09-2015 11:07 AM - edited 07-05-2021 03:32 AM
Hello all
I am trying to know what is a reliable way to convert a clear text string to Ascii value to be put in wpa-psk ascii 7 xxxxx command.
Suppose i want to to convert this 1nt3rnet4ab as my key how do i go about converting it to Ascii characters.
I have found a couple of sites online but when the users put in the key they do not work..
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07-09-2015 11:27 AM
You don't, you just type it in as normal.
The 'ascii' they are referencing isn't the ascii code "http://www.ascii-code.com"
it just means not in hexedecimal
HTH,
Steve
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07-09-2015 11:16 AM
why bother going through that trouble?
Just put the PSK in as 'ascii 0'
So long as service-password encryption is enabled the AP will obscure the password to casual view in the AP configuration.
Though there a lot of tools out there that decrypt a cisco level 7 password.
HTH,
Steve
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07-09-2015 11:22 AM
thanks for this will try that.
Also if I want to put in a WLC for a WPA2 Policy and need to put in ASCII at the PSK format how do i convert it?

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07-09-2015 11:27 AM
You don't, you just type it in as normal.
The 'ascii' they are referencing isn't the ascii code "http://www.ascii-code.com"
it just means not in hexedecimal
HTH,
Steve
Steve
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