On Thursday 07 January 2010 10:08:47 Bruce Johnson wrote: > On Jan 7, 2010, at 5:28 AM, Don Zahniser wrote: > > My understanding is that the Apple Airport card is at best capable > > of WEP. > > Your understanding is wrong. > IIRC, you're both somewhat correct. The original Airport is WEP capable, being an Orinoco Gold card without the built-in antenna, while the Airport Extreme (Broadcom chipset) card is WPA-capable.
Also, Bruce, going back a few posts, the router is not necessarily an 802.11n router, as some Atheros-based routers, provided they were on a network with all Atheros equipment, would do burst transfers at 108Mb/s. If this wasn't the case, they would operate as standard 802.11g routers. Caleb -- Caleb S. Cupples Sociology Undergraduate, Tennessee Technological University Treasurer, TTU Unix Users Group
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