RE: [MLUG] Airport Problems-Mac OS X

["Kanuganti, Suman (UMC-Student)" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

-- I changed the WEP from 64 bit to 128 bit;
-- I upgraded the firmware
-- I now entered the 26 digit hexa (128 bit) key

Everything in vain.

>if you are unable to do so
>you need to update the machine

update machine to what? I didnt get you. It works in OS 9.

Suman K


-----Original Message-----
From:	Brian Kemp [mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED]
Sent:	Wed 7/9/2003 12:54 PM
To:	MLUG Members
Cc:	
Subject:	Re: [MLUG] Airport Problems-Mac OS X

On the bar across the top click you meter and set it
up again only when it comes to password change the box
it to say 40bit asci or hex if you are unable to do so
you need to update the machine

Brian

--- "Kanuganti, Suman  (UMC-Student)"
<EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
> I have a Linksys wireless router and I setup a
> wireless network, it works fine. 
> I got my laptop running win xp working on that and
> other ibook with Mac OS 9. I could configure them
> easily. 
> I used a 64 bit WEP. 
> Now the problem is with Mac OS X on the same ibook
> (got dual boot),
> I am sure I did everything correctly with Airport on
> and it also detected the wireless network id. Here
> it asks me the password and then I enter the 64 bit
> ( 10 hexa digits) WEP and it says wrong password. I
> tried changing the WEP but the same problem again. 
> 
> Is that Mac OS X takes only passphrases and
> generates WEP? Do I not have the option of entering
> 64 bit key? Is there any good tool which converts
> passphrases to WEP and viceversa?
> Could you tell me whats happening?
> 
> Thanks,
> Suman K
> 
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