Windows 2000 and WPA

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I have a Microsoft MN-700 and I enabled WPA, works OK for XP but I can't
get a notebook running Windows 2000 to work with WPA security. I need to
use WPA because there are 17 wireless near me per net stumbler. So does
anyone know of a software driver that will make WPA work with Windows 2000
pro?

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I final got it to work by turning on the MN-700 DHCP giving it a IP number
and broadcasting the SSID. By doing this the software that came with the
Buffalo G54 PC Card started up in WPA mode and all is OK.

"joker" <no-spam@netzero.com> wrote in message
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> You need to either get some third party software (not a driver), upgrade
> to Windows XP, or get a wired connection. This is because the software
> doesn't support WPA and OS's prior to Windows XP don't support it either.
>
> Christian wrote:
>
> > I have a Microsoft MN-700 and I enabled WPA, works OK for XP but I
can't
> > get a notebook running Windows 2000 to work with WPA security. I need
to
> > use WPA because there are 17 wireless near me per net stumbler. So does
> > anyone know of a software driver that will make WPA work with Windows
2000
> > pro?
> >
> >
>