I use WEP 64, the key is you need to type in the passphrase as hex not
as a word. (like the previous poster says).
I also had to type in my network name I think the first time. (I can't
remember anymore).
I have absolutely no problem with WEP 64 and the Squeezebox. 100%
signal too!
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snarlydwarf;519275 Wrote:
You should take back whatever is making you use WEP.
WEP is trivial to break in less than a minute ... meaning it offers as
much security as duct taping your front door shut intsead of using a
lock.
Turn off security or use WPA2/AES. Anything else is trivial
jmpage2;519469 Wrote:
There are thousands of other devices out there that are WEP only. Many
people want some very basic security and live in a low density area
where they aren't worried about being hacked by a neighbor but don't
want to run their network 'open' either.
WEP is not even
The issue that I have with you is that you don't acknowledge that
Logitech has an issue to fix. There have been several posts about WEP
not working.
I'm pretty sure that the problem could be recreated and fixed.
Instead of politely coaxing additional details that would help make
this happen,
jmpage2;519484 Wrote:
The issue that I have with you is that you don't acknowledge that
Logitech has an issue to fix. There have been several posts about WEP
not working.
There is insufficent information to state that.
Again, is the problem with people typing PASSPHRASES instead of keys?
Maybe you should get your facts straight instead of trying childish
redirection in this thread. Seeing as I've been dealing with your likes
from BBS days I don't think it's going to pose much of a challenge to
show that you are the one who is being foolish. My flame retardant
undergarments are
davein;519288 Wrote:
On 2/21/2010 1:41 PM, Merlyn52 wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but
doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio
goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
Did you try a direct to Ethernet connection
jmpage2;519503 Wrote:
Maybe you should get your facts straight instead of trying childish
redirection in this thread. Seeing as I've been dealing with your likes
from BBS days I don't think it's going to pose much of a challenge to
show that you are the one who is being foolish. My flame
As you can see from other posts in this thread, other users have had WEP
issues on the SB Radio which may or may not be addressed by newer
firmware.
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jmpage2
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My radio works with WEP. It took me a little fiddling to get it going
because I am quite ignorant about these things. I had my router set to
hide the SSID, in addition to WEP and MAC filtering.
First I had to read the instructions to realize that I had to translate
my WEP password into hex. Once
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
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Merlyn52
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Merlyn52;519270 Wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
Have you done the initial setup and software update? I remember having
similar issues until i
Merlyn52;519270 Wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
You should take back whatever is making you use WEP.
WEP is trivial to break in less than a
On 2/21/2010 1:41 PM, Merlyn52 wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
Did you try a direct to Ethernet connection and update firmware first?
FWIW, I'm running 128 Bit WEP on SB radio with no issue on connection.
Perhaps Sad but true.
Adrian.
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David Miller;498713 Wrote:
Can you let me know if you get WEP working? I can't connect with a
128bit (13 Hex) WEP code. Every other computer in my house connects just
fine but not my Squeezebox (the older WEP only wireless model). I wonder
if there's a firmware upgrade that lets these older
Can you let me know if you get WEP working? I can't connect with a
128bit (13 Hex) WEP code. Every other computer in my house connects just
fine but not my Squeezebox (the older WEP only wireless model). I wonder
if there's a firmware upgrade that lets these older models use WPA?
I think that the bottom line here is that if the device is supposed to
support WEP then it needs to. Logitech should be trying to gather data
from him in an attempt to get this working.
Just because it's an old protocol that is easily hacked doesn't mean
that they should only make a 1/2 effort
If I move to a newer security protocol then my oldest Squeezebox device
will need to be abandoned as it only supports WEP.
I can connect fine with Ethernet and have updated the firmware but
still no luck with Wireless. Any other suggestions appreciated.
Thanks.
Dirk
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dklingner
I just got my Squeezebox Radio and set it up with Ethernet 1ST then
after using it a little tested the wireless and I put in the 64-Bit WEP
key and it did a cereal and connected very good.
O yes on 1st start up it said it had a update and took about 3 min. to
download and install it.
Maybe
I recently purchased the Squeezebox radio as my third squeezebox device.
Other 2 devices work fine wirelessly.
This device will not connect with Wep security turned on. I spent 1.5
hours on the phone with a technician who knew very little about
networking/device/etc?
I can connect if I turn all
I run WEP 64 without issue. Your troubles sound vaguely familiar - I
remember having trouble on initial startup of the Radio because this
radio wasn't behaving the same way as my Squeezebox V3 and my Boom.
When you go to mysqueezebox.com and look at your players does it appear
as connected? If
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