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• Wireless LAN on Equium A210-1AS connection with WPA-TKIP encryption problem

  I have a 1AS Equium A210 with Vista but cannot connect to the internet via a wireless router cable modem NTL using WPA-TKIP encryption and 5600 philips.

  The laptop shows the base station wireless with a beep sound intense but said that the base of the station is not responding or is hidden when I try to connect to the internet.

  I'm using the correct password.
  I am able to connect to the internet via the base station when connected via the ethernet cable. Other old computers connect wireless with no problems.

  I heard that some combinations of chipsets with Vista can be the cause of some of these issues.

  Clear advice or ideas on what I could try to get wireless internet would be greatly appreciated.

  Have you checked to connect the laptop to the router WLan with WPA encryption settings? Please do. You must disable the WLan encryption to test the WLan connection

  If the laptop could connect properly, then encryption is certainly the reasons why the laptop can not establish the WLan.

  Maybe your wireless network card does not like this on the encryption support or you simply have to update the Windows operating system and the driver WLan.

• 802 1250.11n wpa tkip compatible?

  Only, we got a 1250 AP and try to configure 802.11n on it. We were using TKIP and WPA (Enterprise) and I received the message below:

  April 8, 14:24:12: % DOT11-4-NO_HT: Interface Dot11Radio0, Mcs rates disabled on vlan 132 due to not using the AES encryption or encryption is not disabled

  Users who connected got only speeds up to 54 Mbps.

  I changed encryption algorithms to use AES - CCM instead of TKIP, the message went, and guests were able to connect with 802.11n speeds. (H1, H2, etc.)

  The message revealed as you use AES, it are the case, or do I need to add something to the config?

  Thank you

  Joe

  802.11n does not support WPA-TKIP... you use AES... Most likey WPA2-AES...

  I learned way too hard.

• Autonomous AP521 can be configured for authentication WPA/TKIP with no radius server?

  The AP521 can be configured for authentication WPA/TKIP with no radius server?

  the datasheet, wpa with tkip and wpa2 with aes are supported.

  you want to use (no RADIUS) wpa - psk with tkip. WPA2-psk aes and tkip not use.

• Problems authenticating using WPA/TKIP with AT & T 2wire router

  I have problems trying to authenticate on AT & T 2WIRE router. Before, I was using a Linksys router on Comcast and had no problems, but after switching to AT & T and their equipment, my computer vista no will authenticate not. I don't get an other error message that Windows could not connect to the network. I have a Windows 7 box, Epson wireless printer and XBox which can connect without a problem. It's just that Vista machine which does not connect.

  I tried to update the wireless network card drivers, I restored the computer to factory settings, I tried everything. I had success when I step down to WEP security, but it's not the level of security that I want to keep. The real odd part is that it has worked well with Comcast and Linksys but not with the 2WIRE router.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Joe

  Hey Joe,

  We do not recommend the use of WEP. WPA or WPA2 are more secure. If you try WPA or WPA2 and they do not work, we recommend that you upgrade your network card to those who work with WPA or WPA2.

  For more information, you can consult the following link:

  What are the different wireless network security methods?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-different-wireless-network-security-methods

  You can consult the following links to set up a wireless network using WPA or WPA2.

  Setting up a wireless network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/setting-up-a-wireless-network

  Set up a security key for a wireless network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-a-security-key-for-a-wireless-network

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
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• 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...

• Satellite L750/052: Atheros AR9002WB-1NG supports only WPA?

  I seem to have a problem with a L750/052.
  I have the latest version of the driver for the Atheros AR9002WB-1NG, which is 9.2.0.316.0.
  I'm trying to connect to the modem/router is a Netgear DGND3700.

  When buying at the origin it would not connect to the wireless network it just kept rejecting the key wireless WPA2 (AES).
  I've set up a WPA (TKIP) network and it recognizes the key but it will just keep stalling even if in the same room to the modem/router.

  To further reading, I discovered a lot of Atheros cards Wireless will not support encryption WPA/WPA2 and WEP, which is much less secure support and wireless manufacturers stopped including it products out there.

  Y at - it a newer firmware that could solve the problem of the WPA or includes support for WPA2 (AES)?

  My other Toshiba has a Realtek Wireless card and no questions.

  Hello

  I found this PDF on AR9002WB-1NG specifications:
  http://www.QCA.Qualcomm.com/media/product/product_75_file1.PDF

  It s mentioned here that the Atheros card support AES, TKIP, WEP security.
  Then you should be able to use AES (WPA) encryption.
  But this map is only 2.4 Ghz

  If you need to make sure that your router is also 2.4 Ghz; This means that you must use the standard 802.11 WiFi B or G (802.11 N runs at 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz)

  By the way; Frequency 2.4 Ghz is used by other different devices such as microwave, baby monitor, or Bluetooth, so it could be possible that these devices are thus the signal of your Wlan.

  By the way; the latest Atheros divers can be found here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

• mixed mode wpa2/wpa vs WPA2 security

  What is the advantage of using the security setting "wpa/wpa2 mixed mode" vs wpa2? Mixed mode is set as a single parameter as wpa2 security?

  Thank you

  In mixed mode, you can connect with WPA/TKIP and WPA2/AES. TKIP is not as safe as AES. Use only if possible ESA. However, some former clients wireless are WPA/TKIP alone which can you leave no choice but to use mixed mode.

  In addition, 802.11n only supports AES for 54 Mbps speeds.

  Except if you must use mixed mode use WPA2/AES only.

• 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 =).

• Linksys E4200 WPA2 TKIP

  In all my previous routers, I was able to configure security wireless WPA2 TKIP + AES mode...  But I can't understand how to do this with the E4200 (does me not such an option).  Is it possible to do that...?   Or is that what "WPA/WPA2 mixed mode" is?

  Reason I ask is, I want to connect my PSP to my wireless network, but there must not be TKIP, AES.  On my old Wireless Setup, I could do with the WPA2 (TKIP + AES) setup.  I fear that if I use the E4200 WPA2/WPA mixed mode, which is the WPA2 security device?  (WPA being low and "crackable"?)   Or what is my old wireless routers are misleading and their '+ TKIP' was really WPA security?

  I guess I'm too paranoid, but I'd rather be safe than sorry...    If I put in place access as guest in the E4200, which may be WPA mode, without changing the security of my private network?    Or should I set up the MAC filter and mixed mode?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  WPA/WPA2 mixed mode is exactly what you want. It's actually the same setting for WPA2 with "AES + TKIP" you had before.

  WPA uses TKIP.
  WPA2 uses the more secure AES but can be configure backward compatible to accept WPA/TKIP connections as well.

  WPA/TKIP is still quite safe. If you must use it, use mixed mode. This should be OK this is not as if it's cracked WEP security quickly and easily.

  The MAC filter will do nothing for your safety. It will no more make sure mixed mode.

• WPA/AES and WPA2/AES

  Is there a difference between WPA/AES and WPA2/AES. I realize that WPA was previously standard but I wonder if there are "technical" differences

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  The security is the same. There are differences under the hood in this dealing with homelessness and implementing caching, labels header and a few other things. WPA/AES is untested over the WiFi Alliance certification process, so there is a potential for compatibility problems.

  If your clients support WPA2 they probably cannot support WPA/AES either, so my thought is to go with the certified combinations and do WPA2/AES, and WPA/TKIP. (There is no reason in the world to allow WPA2/TKIP since all WPA2 clients must support AES.)

• WPA and wpa2 on the same SSID

  Hello Experts!

  I have wpa and wpa2 on the same SSID available for two types of users?

  Kind regards

  Miguel

  Miguel,

  While you can activate both it is best to select only 1 of them, but if you choose to have active both, I recommend that configure you them as follows:

  WPA - TKIP only

  WPA2 - AES only

  Thank you

  Kayle

• First time with 802.11n, works does not correctly?

  Hello

  It's the first time I use 802.11n in my network there is an AP1141 but customers don't connect to 802.11n rates, instead, they connect to as low as 11 Mbit/s rates. At first, they connect to 144 Mbps but immediately it decreases to 11 or 12.

  Many of our clients wireless in the enterprise are Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN.

  Any comments?

  AIR-AP1141N-A-K9

  AIR-WLC2106-K9

  6.0.182.0

  Let me know if need more information?

  Thank you

  Correct, you do not want to bind to 2.4 GHz because there is not enough bandwidth for channel assignments appropriate. I didn't know it was a small deployment and with mixed aps. The client may simply be traveling between access points. I would like to do this, take your 802.11n client, plan floor in hand and go to define positions and mark down of your dB of signal and the PHY perforamnce rate.  Customers manage roaming. If they see a stronger signal to another access point that is part of your ESS they will choose to move to this another AP.

  It may be a case where the customer makes 802.11n AP to 1131 g AP.

  Regarding the WPA2/AES. Yes, if your clients support WPA2/AES. I want to disbale WPA/TKIP. No need for additional data in the tags. I saw in some cases this cause problems of customer...

• Optimization Aironet 1142

  Hello

  As of today, we moved 2 access points Aironet in our company to allow customers wireless like the macbooks, iphones and other devices. I have installed two access points the same way (although they are on 400meters apart from eachother) and them configured via the web interface.

  The basics are

  -1 name SSID for both RADIOS (2.4/5)

  -Authentication is set to AES/TKIP / mandatory activate WPA V2

  -Less-congested frequency

  -20 Mhz to 2.4 since 40 mhz doesn't seem possible here

  -40 Mhz above on 5 GHz

  All the other options I left default.

  Let me be clear that no other wifi signals are in the way, clients im test is about 5 metres from the access point and that nothing is really in the way aswell. The firmware seems to be c1140-k9w7 - tar.124 - 21A .JA1

  Now, the thing is that it seems to work, however, 2 problems:

  (1) every xx minutes of customers seem to be abandoned, that's what I see:

  Dot11Radio0, f0cb.a188.3742 reason for the Station Deauthenticating of interface: station has left the BSS

  Interface Dot11Radio0, Station f0cb.a188.3742 Associated KEY_MGMT [Wpa2 PSK]

  Dot11Radio0, f0cb.a180.f6d3 reason for the Station Deauthenticating of interface: previous authentication is no longer valid

  Interface Dot11Radio0, Station b88d.1204.c2bc Reassociated KEY_MGMT [Wpa2 PSK]

  (2) the speed (the macbook air of 2011 seems not to connect at 5 ghz), stays around to transmit rates: 104

  So my questions are,

  (1) what can cause the fall of a customer like that?

  (2) it is wise to have the same name for both radios?

  (3) I missed something to pick up the pace?

  Thanks for any help,

  Michiel

  Well, you only run wpa2/aes or WPA/Tkip. Don't the installer of your ssid for wpa2/aes or Tkip.

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• My ZTE open C unable to connect to the wlan with 63-signs-hex key.

  Hello

  my C open from ZTE unable to connect to the wlan with WPA2-PSK and a 63 sign hex key. When I create a 2. ESSID with WPA2-PSK a sentence normal, everything's fine.

  Oliver

  Hi OliverwithZTE,

  I understand that you have connection problems to your network WPA2-PSK.

  Unfortunately, WPA2-PSK is currently not supported on Firefox OS version 1.3. Only WPA-TKIP and WPA2-AES are supported.

  -Ralph