But did you try *WPA*-TKIP as opposed to *WPA2*?
WPA works fine in my setup. I haven't tried WPA2
yet, but I'll have to upgrade my wireless driver
for my laptop to do that, and the last time I did
that it trashed the laptop and I had to reinstall.
BTW don't try WPA-AES or WPA2-TKIP. Both these
are unofficial and are often unsupported. For
WPA, use TKIP. For WPA2, use AES.
GrahameP wrote:
> I tried both TKIP and AES, but got the same response
from the SB2 with
> both of them. I am using a mainly Windows network
(XP SP2,
> PocketPC2003 & 2003 SBS), so the authentication
solution needs to work
> in this environment (the server is not on the
wireless side of the
> network, so I suppose it doesn't count).
>
> Cheers,
> Grahame.
>
> Mark Lanctot Wrote:
>
>>Did you try WPA-TKIP? Works fine for me with a
>>WRT54G v4, running Linksys firmware 4.20.6, 4.20.7
>>and DD-WRT 23 beta 1 and 23 final.
>>
>>Should be much better than WEP at least.
>>
>>WPA2-AES is still very new.
>>
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