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WEP Keys
I don't think there's a WEP key on my Access Point. the check mark from "Key index (advanced): The key is provided for me automatically" is disabled, since 'data encryption (WEP enabled)' and 'Network Authentication (shared mode)' are both unchecked. Not even coffee seems 2 be solving my problem!

newbie - how to change WP key index in MS XP Home?
It also doesn't explain why clearing key 0 with ancontrol actually clears key 1, setting key 0 actually sets key 1, how key 0 got into the ancontrol output that I cannot clear and why there is disagreement between the ancontrol and ifconfig output. ] pir@disapp# ancontrol -C [...] ] WEP Key status: ] Key 0 is set

new query (was: Anybody have pcmcia working? I built mine own with
When a permanent WEP key is set, the MAC must be disabled. I have added a module parameter to skip disabling the MAC even if a permanent WEP key is set. .... be enabled (user may turn it off later) @@ -6222,13 +6240,15 @@ static int airo_set_encode(struct net_de /* Do we want to just set the transmit key index ?

bin/32536: wpa_supplicant(8) unreliable, dropping connections ...
This text is taken directly from the Windows XP help file When you enable WEP, you can specify that a network key be used for encryption. key format (ASCII characters or hexadecimal digits), and key index (the location where a specific key is stored). The longer the key length, the more secure the key.

No WEP key works?
Legba....@gmail.com> wrote: Some time ago I set up a home network and chose WEP key index 3. I set up a few PC and laptops including one that runs Microsoft XP Home. Now I have a device that won't let me specify the WEP key index - it just takes the first. I can change the router, the Linux PCs, the XP Pro - but I

bin/23097: Enhance WEP some more including ability to set transmit key
I'm fairly sure all the addresses and WEP key are set up correctly, they're the same as before. In syslog, I get this. I'm sure the clue is in the multicast kernel: eth0: ready Aug 22 00:29:28 proxima kernel: eth0: index 0x01: Vcc 5.0, irq 3, io 0x0100-0x013f Aug 22 00:29:28 proxima cardmgr[836]: executing: '.

wep key tools
... key WLAN_1_ENC_2='' # 2nd WEP - Encryption key WLAN_1_ENC_3='' # 3rd WEP - Encryption key WLAN_1_ENC_4='' # 4th WEP - Encryption key WLAN_1_ENC_ACTIVE='1' # Active sending WEP Key index WLAN_1_WEP_ROTATE='0' # Rotate the active WEP-Key every n seconds WLAN_1_WDS_N='0' # How many WDS-Links should be established?

alt.comp.freeware links at Tue Aug 31 00:02:01 2004
What happens if I only want to use 64-bit WEP (one of my other cards can only handle 64-bit encryption so the access point is set at 64-bit)? Thanks for the help Stephen -----Original Message----- Hi Stephen, I hope that I can help you with your WiFi problems: 1) The WEP Key Index is important and that must match

802.11b with MS Wireless Adapter
Each WEP-encrypted frame contains an index number with a value from 0-3 that designates which key was used to encrypt the payload. If the receiver has the same last as the sender (in the same order), then the index allows it to find the same key for decryption. It's that simple. If the lists are different,

Orinoco Gold PC card with XP - can't get it to work :-(
com comp dcom sys cisco In article <pan.2003.07.01.08.16.38.137...@bit-it.de>, mkiessl...@bit-it.de (Michael Kiessling) writes: Hi all, We have a Cisco Aironet Bridge (BR500E) and I would like to change the WEP key from 40bit to 128bit. I defined a new 26 charakter long hex key but when I activate it,

Questions about 802.11b WEP keys and wireless NIC cards
swalker007 swalker...@yahoo.com microsoft public broadbandnet hardware Most of my other wireless devices ask for the WEP key index in their config, a number 1 thru 4. The MN-700 does not mention this. Does it just default to 1? I am having trouble getting Sound Blaster Wireless Music receiver to connect and I want

XP... What do you think?
... wrote in news:MPG.1af8084588711c0f9896a5@news.comcast.giganews.com: http://www.clariondeveloper.com/wepgen/index.htm I don't claim to be an expert either. Should people be using WEP at all if they want security? Some vendors only offer WEP drivers or hardware. Linksys will not produce drivers for 'older' b

WEP - Warum 4 keys?
authType; /* Is WEP supported ? */ readCapabilityRid(local, &cap_rid, 1); @@ -6244,7 +6246,7 @@ static int airo_set_encode(struct net_de /* Copy the key in the driver */ memcpy(key.key, extra, dwrq->length); /* Send the key to the card */ - set_wep_key(local, index, key.key, key.len, 1, 1); + set_wep_key(local,

Problem (maybe a solution) loading iwi firmware: firmware_get:
y80g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>: Some time ago I set up a home network and chose WEP key index 3. I set up a few PC and laptops including one that runs Now I have a device that won't let me specify the WEP key index - it just takes the first. I can change the router, the Linux PCs, the XP Pro - but I have

WEP Key
Carl Young c...@rlyoung.freeserve.co.uk uk comp home-networking This text is taken directly from the Windows XP help file When you enable WEP, you can specify (ASCII characters or hexadecimal digits), and key index (the location where a specific key is stored). The longer the key length, the more secure the key.

Another day in Wifi hell
-----Original Message----- LeXT wrote: When you set the WEP key, what does XP say in terms of connection quality? Is signal strength still good? One reason for you seeing what you see could be because the WEP key index mismatch. As you know, there are 4 indices for wep key, some manufacturer numbers it from 0-3,

WEP key index
Add the WEP key at a specified index. - Enable WEP encryption. The last step disconnect my Pocket PC from the network. But I don't think the problem comes from here as the encryption status is properly set (I've tried a request on it to check that values were similar, ie equal to Ndis802_11WEPEnabled).

Wireless adapter associated, rx ok, tx ko
troy.mar...@technologist.com microsoft public windowsxp network_web Hi All, I recently setup my wireless router to use 128-bit WEP key. I have a Orinoco Gold Card and Winodws XP SP2. However, I don't see 128-bit as an option under the Wireless Networks Tab in the network properties. I've tried different Key Index

RedHat 7.2/Orinoco Gold/SMC Barricade 7004AWBR/WEP
and check if WEP capable // Set the flags wrq->u.encoding.flags = 0; if (local->wep_on == 0) wrq->u.encoding.flags |= IW_ENCODE_DISABLED; // Which key do we want if ((index < 0) || (index >= MAX_KEYS)) index = local->transmit_key; wrq->u.encoding.flags |= index + 1; // Copy the key to the user buffer

PPC2003 zero config utility
Legba....@gmail.com> wrote in <1177331798.759053.87...@y80g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>: Some time ago I set up a home network and chose WEP key index 3. I set up a few PC and laptops including one that runs Microsoft XP Home. Now I have a device that won't let me specify the WEP key index - it just takes the first.