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2006-08-05
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Does anyone know if Nokia is working on implementing WPA2 in OS2006?
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2006-08-05
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I'm using WPA2 Personal with my 770 and Linksys WRTSL54GS
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2006-08-05
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How did you set about it? Is there some software to download or other trick I don't know of?
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2006-08-05
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No, I just selected WPA w/ preshared key when setting up the connection, then entered the key.
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2006-08-06
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Originally Posted by BanditRider
Did you have to set up static ip? Are you using TKIP + AES or AES (on the router).
No, I just selected WPA w/ preshared key when setting up the connection, then entered the key.
Last edited by rattis; 2006-08-06 at 02:03. Reason: added second question
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2006-08-06
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I use TKIP + AES on the router.
I do not set the 770 to use a static IP address. It's set to use DHCP.
But I use a feature of the router called Static DHCP which assigns fixed IP addresses to my computers based on their MAC addresses. This is handy for forwarding ports through the router's firewall.
I do not set the 770 to use a static IP address. It's set to use DHCP.
But I use a feature of the router called Static DHCP which assigns fixed IP addresses to my computers based on their MAC addresses. This is handy for forwarding ports through the router's firewall.
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2006-08-06
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Originally Posted by BanditRider
Thanks. Problem I had last night was; I could connect on every so many tries, but not get an ip adress. Works now. I had to take my router back to factory default.
I use TKIP + AES on the router.
I do not set the 770 to use a static IP address. It's set to use DHCP.
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2006-08-07
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Which router are you using? I really like the Linksys WRTSL54GS with Thibor's firmware.
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2006-08-07
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Originally Posted by BanditRider
Linksys WRT54G v2. I'm thinking about putting openwrt or rrwrt on it, but mostly just running the baseline linksys (mainly because I'm to lazy / time strapped to hack it).
Which router are you using? I really like the Linksys WRTSL54GS with Thibor's firmware.
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2006-08-07
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