On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 10:22:02 -0700, "Whitecrane"
<> wrote:
>what about the client?
>is it 802.11a/b/g?
802.11b
>is the linksys router? It probably is
Yep 802.11b
>
>Are there any known incompatabilities with the router and the w/nic? Maybe
>try and look for that at the linksys webpage?
I've looked there (even ran "netcheck" under WEP with no errors which is expect
if you can connect) and goole/MS etc - all the indications are that this is easy
- password on the router and passwor don the client - but its not working. I've
reverted to WEP.
>can either switch between a/b mode manually and have not been set the same?
No, its b always
I think this has something to do with the 802.1x certifcate business but can't
figure that out yet.
>
>Cheers
Thanks for the interest
Colin
>
>"Colin" wrote:
>
>> The connection works without encryption. Once WPA-PSK is turn on the client and
>> the router connect, exchange data(seems to be attempting to authenticate) and
>> then fails.
>>
>> It seems to be the 802.1x part I haven't setup correctly. What is the process
>> for WPA? Has my approach must be too simplistic(see below) and I missed a step.
>>
>> 1) Linksys Router befw11s4 v4 upgrade to the latest firmware (152.02), WPA-PSK
>> enable, TKIP enabled, shared key type in, 3600 for group key renewal.
>> 2) Winxp upgrade for WPA supplicant. WPA_PSK selected from wireless network
>> properties. Same shared-key typed in to wireless network properties.
>> 3) Linksys WUSB11 v2.8 (driver 4.10.0.430), besides upgraded the driver, made no
>> settings changes.
>>
>> Any ideas on how to fix this would be appreciated.
>>
>> Colin
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