AC 5.21/5.30 - profile deployment - WPA key

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• BDP-S580 how to enter WPA key caps?

  I am trying to enter uppercase letters for the WPA key on my remote control, but I can't understand how to move from lower case to upper case.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Hello and welcome to the forums.
  Happy to help you. In the lower right corner of the touch pad, you will see [ABC] [123] [! @?] or down for top arrow [abc] and choose [ABC] for caps.

• How can you find your wep or wpa key to go on the internet I have a linksky route

  on the internet, computer wife XP runng had no problem, then when it turned on today that it asks for the wep or wpa key and I don't know what it is.

  Hi WILLIAMBERGEN,

  In a wireless network, the WPA key is a password that protects the network against outside intrusion. If a wireless router is configured with WPA encryption, you need the WPA key for access to the network and to make changes to your network settings

  We will check if the following is useful.

  a. open your web browser. In the address bar, type http://192.168.1.1 and press to enter. It is the default IP of many wireless routers. If this does not load a web page, see the manual of your router to the IP address of the configuration.

  b. on the screen that appears, you will be asked to enter your username and password. If you do not know your user name and password, try the default name of the user and the password of your router.

  c. If you are unable to log in or search for the user name and password of your router, reset the router.

  d. in your router settings, look for a "safety" or "wireless security" tab open this tab and the WPA key should be displayed.

  You can contact the support of router for more information.

• Is - this router PIN even with WPA key?

  I'll try to find what is my WPA key

  but I found the router pin instead of the wpa key.

  Please, a good man trying to tell me it of the same thing or not.

  Veeton wrote:

  Of course I consulted the 192.168.1.1, otherwise I would not have asked this simple but confusing cases.

  I have also searched a lot in this forum, but still not found the answer to my question.

  Here is the screenshot of my WEB GUI.

  Please kindly help me to point out where is my WPA key.

  

  Hi Veeton,

  WPA key is different from the PIN router you will find your WPA key under wireless security and it is labeled as password.

• Do not remember the WPA key. Other computers on the network

  I don't remember my WPA key and reset isn't exactly an option since I have other computers already configured for the existing key. I don't mind reset other computers as well if I knew for sure that it works. However, there is a discrepancy between the length of the WPA key on my Linksys (indicated as asterisks-33) and the length of the WPA key shown on the laptop of my wife (indicated as asterisks-63).

  I am trying to add a Wii to my network. Our router is currently not broadcasting the SSID, but I typed the name of the router in the Wii in any case. (She even will be able to find a network that is not broadcasting its SSID?).

  I also added the Wii MAC address to the list of trusted computers.

  Regarding the password, I considered to change but I'm worried I might spoil my wife configuration.

  When I go into my wireless settings, I see that I use a WPA TKIP encryption which is 33 characters long. However, when I go into the configuration of the network on my wife's computer, she says that his encryption key is 63 characters (WPA - PSK TKIP). Why the keys of different length?

  Is it possible to change the encryption key on the router to something I'd remember? If so, that will enter my wife's computer? Wouldn't make sense that what I typed in the settings wireless of Linksys (33 characters) would be the same as mine rather than 63 characters?

  I'm so confused.

  Any help?

  First, the County of asterisk is meaningless.  Even the number of characters in your password is a secret, so all good programmer who wrote your wireless network card driver shouldn't have a number of astrerisk which corresponds to your password.

  Set your "broadcast SSID" "enabled."  Do you really think someone will lose hundreds (or thousands) of hours of time to break your password, just enter a router WPA?  As long as you use WPA or WPA2 and a password, you shouldn't worry about your SSID broadcast.

  You can use any key (sometimes called password or password) you want, but all the keys (in router and all computers) will be the same.  Ideally you should use a strong password.

  Choose passwords (keys): you should never use a Word from the dictionary as a password. If you use a Word from the dictionary as a password, or WPA2 can be cracked in a few minutes. When you take your login password and key encryption (password or password), you must use a random combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters and numbers letters, but no spaces. A connection password, must be 12 characters or more. WPA and WPA2 passwords must be less than 24 characters. Note: Your key, password or password should not be a space in it.

  Most individuals should have their routers defined so that "remote management" of the router is disabled. If you must have this option enabled, then your password needs to be increased to a minimum of 24 random characters.

  An additional problem is that Windows XP requires SP3 run WPA2 (WPA with AES =).

• Manually enter the WPA key in Bravia, TV freezes

  Hey there,

  I'm trying to set up my TV (model KDL-46NX720) with my wireless network. This should be pretty easy... Problem is: I don't have the remote. All directions, I found were using the remote control...

  I tried to maneuver on mine it and enter it manually, using the buttons for volume/channel/enter/House on the side of the TV. In fact, I was quite successful and was able to select the right wireless network. However, I came across a problem as soon as I got to the screen that asks for the WPA key. It came with the scroll slowly flashing in the text box, while the 'k' has been selected below. It showed my old password wireless in the text box and absolutely not allow me to delete or edit - or even move the selection of the 'k '.

  I tried to press the 'enter' all by pushing the channel up and down buttons. I tried to do the same using the 'home' button He would not even make something when I pressed the button "home" only - wouldn't take back me to another screen or the main menu... Nada. The ONLY THING that seemed to allow me to do was to change the volume. Whereas before the volume keys hands left-right scrolling capabilities, they suddenly changed the function to regain control on the volume actually...

  Any ideas on what is happening here? I want to just set up the wireless to connect my iPhone and use it as a remote control (as I did in the past - yes I went through this before, but never experienced frozen screen password!)... and maybe just maybe finally get to see Netflix!

  Really shouldn't be so hard... but alas.

  Thanks for all the ideas and input.

  Hi phlyinphish9,

  You need a remote control to enter the WPA key, but a work around you can try is to have the TV connected via a wired facility first, and then have your iPhone enter the WPA key through the wireless setup. Or if you have a set-top box remote, try to check if it can manage to the TV.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• WIRELESS CONNECTIONS - HOW TO ENTER WEP (or WPA) KEY AGAIN

  Hello

  I'm trying to connect my new laptop to my wireless network.  When I select it, it tries to connect, fails and a troubleshooting option comes up. I don't know why it doesn't connect - it's because I have not entered the WEP key and it is not just ask for it.  When I click on other available networks, it asks for the WEP key.  In XP and earlier versions of windows, if I remember correctly, you can enter into network connections via Control Panel and change the internet settings and add keys WEP etc.  I tried a left click on my wireless network - 'connect' option appears.  I tried to go to thenetwork and sharing Center and selecting manage wireless networks where no network is on the list.  I tried everything that was logical.  Even the smart phones have an option where you can "forget network" and then search again and re-enter security keys.

  Now my question is, why didn't he ask the WEP key?  More importantly, how I have manually?  An instruction step by step would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  [Note: I wrote the WEP key because that's what I use, I mean any kind of key, including WPA, etc.]

  Hello

  Log in to the router security turned off and make sure that the new laptop can not when the connection is open.

  If it's the connection fail safety and make a new password.

  If your hardware is compatible with WPA use it, WEP is not really fixed.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• RV220W WPA key - I want to use numbers just...

  We have Serveral Access Points of installation in Office a lot with the same SSID so that users can connect to one SSID with the same key and wonder around.  The key is just a bunch of numbers.

  If when I enter my key in the RV220W, she said its not strong enough and I need to make it better. Why can't I be a warning and not a requirement?  Now, I need to create a new SSID and a new key for RV220W sites?

  Thank you

  Scott<>

  You could disable the requirement of complexity of password management the administration Web interface tab.

• Cisco Aironet SAP1602E - changing open to WPA - PSK access remote (RAP and map)

  I currently have a deployment of Cisco Aironet SAP1602E Wireless point to point bridge (bridge using RAP and card, root wireless and Non-Root Bridge) to expand a layer 2 VLAN from one building to the other. It currently operates uisng open authentication and encryption - and is administered remotely via the bridge of root, to get wireless (manage) the bridge Non-Root - RAP wireless remote.

  Try to configure the PSK WPA2-PSK remotely via the GUI or CLI - first setup - I informed a similar error to her below indicating that:

  Error: Key-management WPA is requried for WPA-PSK

  Read around, it seems, there is a configuration-control problem, and that I need to specify the mode as WPA2-PSK first, before then being able to specify the PSK there instead of using. However, as soon as this mode is specified on RAP, my remote administration is broken - as probably the RAP try to use WPA2-PSK to look for a PSK, which has not yet been configured. Am I missing something obvious here, or is the order of operations of CLI (1] convert to WPA - PSK; (2] shared secret to apply PSK) as a migration from open to WPA2-PSK cannot be configured remotely (short of preparation of a startup-config; TFTPing presents more; and issuance of a 'reload' remote control)? Can someone please enlighten me as to what the logic is here - no doubt I should be able to specify a PSK first (fo without worrying if I use WPA, WPA2 or other), and then be able to specify that I want as the layer of encryption (WPA) to make use of this pre-parameter PSK? If it was a router, you don't can me to add something to the authentication key chain OSPF; before clarifying its use - why so different Aironet Wireless IOS?

  You're right, and because you will have to enter several lines of configuration to switch to WPA2-PSK with AES didn't really matter; the AP would reset the radio anyway because you make changes related to the radio interface. It would be very useful that if Cisco router/switch IOS 'macro' feature available AP thus in changes like this, unfortunately this is not the case.

  Start with the nonroot AP and make sure that the following lines are added to your configuration. If you add by the console, the order must be like that, do it by downloading a new configuration of booting with tftp, that it does not matter.

  interface Dot11Radio0
  encryption ciphers aes - ccm mode

  SSID dot11 TEST
  authentication wpa key management
  WPA - psk ascii 0

  Please rate helpful messages... :-)

• Support of the NAC Profiler address &amp; ip

  Hello

  I have a layer 3 OOB NAC Profiler deployment and I am trying Profiler some IP phones from a remote location by using the statement of helper-ip address on the interface on the remote router. The problem is that the remote router acts as a dhcp server for the vlan voice and fact not forword DHCP discover for Colectionneurs of the NAC, and I can't phone ip profile. Do you know a way (an order of configuration on the router) to forword the dhcp even though the router acts as a DHCP server for this vlan?

  Thank you

  Victor

  Hi Victor,

  To do this... You must add a SVI for the voice VLAN on the switch behind the router, and then add the IP helper on the new interface VLAN voice.

  -Hassan

• Where is the exact location in the registry where the WPA/WEP key is stored?

  I wanted to know the cross-country race of the cmd " netsh wlan show profiles name = clear key ". "" I want to know how the WPA key is decrypted and shows the password using the command above. Kindly answer me. There is no option to manually decrypt by me in the key .xml file without using any tool or software.

  Another post:

  I wanted to know the exact location where / where the password for my wifi which I have connected to my PC / laptop. I wanted to know the exact location in the registry where is stored the WPA/WEP key of my wifi. I know as much as the tool to get the password of the wifi that is already connected. but I wanted to know the exact location in the registry to the WPA/WEP key of my stored wifi and the location of the hard drive in which the key is stored. Example: C:\Windows\System32*...

  Hello Shiva,

  Thanks for the reply.

  I understand your concern.

  This query will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet forums.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w8itpro

  Thank you

• my profile to update automatically when I add bookmarks etc.

  I read on the profile and where to find it. It updates automatically every time that I add new bookmarks etc AND how should I back up my profile on a key whenever I have add bookmarks etc to the profile please. I just changed for Firefox of IE8.

  Thank you
  Pingu70

  I know how to find my profile, it will automatically update each time that I add new bookmarks etc AND how should I back up my profile on a stick:

  The files in your profile are updated When you close Firefox, and your backups/restores/renames/deletes of files must be made when Firefox is down. Once a day early morning when Firefox is running, your favorites are saved by Firefox in the bookmarkbackups folder.

  You do not want to save your bookmarks, whenever you have changed the (at least I don't). You can create your own backup of your bookmarks to your USB drive at any time through Firefox and restore this backup at any time through Firefox perhaps half a minute to make either once you press the button.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox#Creating_bookmark_backups

  What I really recommend that when Firefox is declining would backup not only your current profile, but all your Firefox profiles and that should fit on most USB sticks that you can buy today.

  Profile - backup:
  You should support your Firefox profiles, there is not a lot of data, and you should be back up frequently. There is much more data to other applications in your Windows user library and you should be backup data there, too.

  When you back up all your data to external hard drive (500 GB to 3 TB) user profiles Firefox would be included.

  But it's about Firefox. For Firefox, a USB key would probably suffice to backup one or more profiles.

  backup of your Firefox profiles (the following is all on one line)

  xcopy C:\Users\< user name>/d/h/y/c/q/s \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*.* g:\profiles\*.*

  If you want to carry your bookmarks with refer you to them you would not use the backup .json because it is only for restoration with a complete replacement of your bookmarks. If you want something you can see elsewhere that you might want to put a file to bookmarks exported on your USB key as well.

  Don't know if you know how to use XCOPY to a .bat file or not, but that's how I got all my backups made with applications not least not applications that use files running. The following will not help much if you are not familiar with them.

  • http://dmcritchie.MVPs.org/Windows-7/w7xcopy.txt
  • Microsoft Windows XP: Xcopy
    http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/xcopy.mspx?mfr=true
  • COPY, XCOPY, and MOVE Overwrite functionality in Windows changes
    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/240268
  • Microsoft Windows XP – command-line reference A - Z
    http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/ntcmds.mspx?mfr=true
  • Using MS-DOS xcopy command
    http://www.computerhope.com/xcopyhlp.htm
  • The command prompt in Windows-Introduction
    http://commandwindows.com/Command1.htm

  For those who may not know how to find their profile just type on: support support on the address bar, and then click the "Open folder containing" in the troubleshooting information page. If Firefox does not work, you may need to use other means.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• Wireless and WPA - PSK on the Satellite L505 - 10 p

  Hello world!

  I recently bought a new laptop, Satellite L505 - 10 p. I installed Windows 7 Pro (64 bit), but the wireless card was not recognized first (it is a Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC), so I went to realtek drivers page and downloaded the drivers but it didn't work, so I went to the toshiba support page and then I found the package with drivers fully functional under 64-bit windows 7... Well I thought.

  I have two wireless access points I needed to connect: with WPA (TKIP + AES) protection and the other with WPA - PSK. Initially, it didn't work at all with the windows Connection Wizard, the wpa key interpreted... and he was always asking for it. So I installed ConfigFree toshiba web site and I have connected to my WPA (TKIP + AES), but the other doesn't work at all, it always says "connection error" (with ConfigFree)...
  I know that the L505 series is very recent and that she needs an appropriate driver (not only in Windows, but also Linux).

  You encounter this kind of problem?

  Thank you

  It's me again! Forget everything I said... it was just the Mac filtering on my router blocking the connection...

• I'm looking for wep/wpa thanks w

  I am trying to connect my laptop (Win XP) wireless with my Internet Server, but will not accept the network key (WEP/WPA) I've placed on the record. Grateful for any help on how to reload another key.

  Thank you

  them

  Your wireless router controls the security of the network.  What kind of security provided by your wireless router?  The most common these days security is WPA2.  Windows XP did not support WPA2 until Service Pack 3.  The fact that it requires a WEP/WPA key would imply that it does not support WPA2.  You do not indicate what version / service pack of Windows you have, so my advice is to upgrade your computer to XP Service Pack 3 (SP3), and then try again.  Navigate the site Support/downloads from the manufacturer of your computer, check to see if a newer driver wireless is available for your computer.

  Otherwise, find the manual of your router wireless and network security check/change to something that supports your laptop.

  HTH,
  JW

• change the router WEP to wpa

  How can I change my wep to a wpa key

  type 192.168.0.1 in the URL bar of your browser (if it does not, type 192.168.1.1) and click on enter. Your router wireless page will appear. Connect to your router using your user name and password that you set them when configuring the router (user name is admin, unless you changed it). The settings you change will be in the settings or wireless settings menus, but it's different for several routers, so you will need to explore the menus. teengeek.freehostingcloud.com Microsoft community contributor