Simon Still Wrote: > A bit of an odd one - i don't know if it's a bug or not. I set up > WPA-PSK > on my Netgear router with a 12 digit numerical key. This worked fine > on my > XP laptop and on the Nokia 770 but my SB2 will not play ball - it gets > as > far as DHPC but takes a bizarre IP address on a completely different > subnet > which of course means it can't connect with my server. Adding a > single > non-numerical character and it's fine. Is this the SB2 thats out of > spec or > are the other devices overly flexible in what they'll allow? I didn't know about the numeric entry thing, but is there a reason why you're using such a weak WPA key? Twelve characters would be trivial to crack.
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