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Wireless Networking - wireless network from belkin g-mimo+ router |
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i'm wanting to security-enable my wireless network, i can't get past the
wireless network properties section. The authentification defaults to open, and the next section disabled. I can't add a password when i change these settings. I'm earlier told to stay with the automatically assigned network key as recommended. When i view the wireless networks in ranged i'm not securely enabled. Do other see me as enabled. Many thanks Mikey Ann hilferty |
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Hi
You have to start with your Wireless Router, and set in a matching way your Wireless Client. May be this can Help, Wireless Security - http://www.ezlan.net/Wireless_Security.html Jack (MVP-Networking). "Ann hilferty" <> wrote in message news:... > i'm wanting to security-enable my wireless network, i can't get past the > wireless network properties section. The authentification defaults to > open, and the next section disabled. I can't add a password when i change > these settings. I'm earlier told to stay with the automatically assigned > network key as recommended. When i view the wireless networks in ranged > i'm not securely enabled. Do other see me as enabled. > > Many thanks > > Mikey > Jack \(MVP-Networking\). |
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