I read the sticky and still have a question....
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WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) 64 and 128 bit (more secure then 64):
Log into the interface of the router. Select 'Wireless Settings'. Once in there, create a unique SSID. Select WEP. For Authentication Type select Shared Key. For Encryption Strength you have a choice between 64 and 128 bit. Create a passphrase and generate. If using a Netgear adapter, you will type the passphrase into the Netgear Wireless Assistant Utility. If using XP, you will need to type the generated hex key into the WZC utility. If using the wireless computer to set up the router's security, copy and paste the hex key (especially 128) so that you make sure it is entered correctly.
Which one?
The passphrase generates 4 different keys. Do I use a different one for each device(max of 4 then?)? When I log in thru XP wireless it asks for network name and password(1). I tried the passphrase(didnt work as I expected). Do I just use one of the 4 generated keys with XP?
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set the key index 1-4 to determine which key to use...
I am just a worthless liar,
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