WEP Configuration wonky in T2?

[Dan Williams]

Hi,

I also have issues, for example, my Cisco 350 card will _not_ connect to 
my Linksys WRT54G when WEP is enabled, but the same card will do just fine 
to that base station under Windows98 and 2000.

One thing you might try is to change the authentication mode.

iwconfig eth1 key open
OR
iwconfig eth1 key restricted

Techically, "open" is Open System Authentication, and "restricted" is 
Shared Key Authentication, which ahve to be set on your access point.  But 
try both modes just for kicks.

Dan

On Tue, 21 Sep 2004, Jon Savage wrote:

> I installed test 2 last night and things seem to be OK with the
> exception of enabling WEP.
> The card refuses to associate to my WAP when WEP is enabled. The same
> card/WEP key worked w/o any issues in test 1. The NIC does attach to
> the network when I disable WEP on the WAP. I checked the WEP key & was
> able to determine that it was input correctly e.g. 0x1234456
> 
> The card is a linksys WPC11 V. 3
> 
> Bests
> 
> Jon
> 
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