The network administrator would be the person who is in charge of
the network you're trying to use. For example, in my town, the
library has free internet. After showing my library card, I was
given the WEP key. It's a series of letters and numbers that you
must enter in when you get to the place in the connection
configuration where it asks if you need WEP. If you type in y,
then you will be asked for the WEP key. You write in those
letters and numbers that you have been given by the administrator
of the network--in my example, the lady at the desk at the
library. She might not be the network administrator, but she's
been given that info by the network administrator. There are
actually a lot of sites that do not ask for a WEP key. Most of
the RV parks, for instance that we have visited, don't have a wep
key. That means that I might not want to do banking or something
like that on that site, but it's fine for doing my email, or
downloading books from bookshare. When we get Internet at our
trailer, we will put in a WEP key so that others around us can't
get get on to our Internet server. Basically we don't want them
to slow down our connection because of their use. Hope this
helps. Debby and Cleo
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