Thanks for the warning Max, I don't want to jump from the frying pan to
the fire.
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Fifer Wrote:
> Thanks radish, problem solved. The new router firmware does support
> shared key but it was set to open and I hadn't noticed. I still think I
> need a new router though ...
Well don't buy a 3com, whatever you do!
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Thanks radish, problem solved. The new router firmware does support
shared key but it was set to open and I hadn't noticed. I still think I
need a new router though ...
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radish, I think that's probably it. I'll check when I get home but I
suspect that the firmware might not support shared key. Looks like I
might need to flash back to the generic firmware. Or buy a new router
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That's true about the SB1 but the SB2 works with both shared and open
key.
On Jul 5, 2005, at 7:21 AM, radish wrote:
SB only works with WEP in "shared key" mode, some routers/APs (such as
my old SMC barricade) only support "open" mode. It's possible that the
firmware update either reset it t
SB only works with WEP in "shared key" mode, some routers/APs (such as
my old SMC barricade) only support "open" mode. It's possible that the
firmware update either reset it to open, or disabled shared (it's seen
as even less secure than regular WEP). Take a look in the router setup
for anything r
> Are you absolutely sure that the SB2 is connected to the network? It
> often says it is but is in fact lying.
Do you mean was it really connected when I turned WEP off? It
definitely was as I played music. It's a SB1 BTW, I should have been
specific.
Niek, I'll try a 'simple' key tonight to se
Are you absolutely sure that the SB2 is connected to the network? It
often says it is but is in fact lying. Try manually reconfiguring the
connection and see if it still claims to be connected. When it is
connected, what's its IP address? If it can't get one via DHCP, it
allocates itself one i
