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Anonymous   08-12-2004 at 02:17:45 AM

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Hi,

I own a Cisco PCMCIA wireless card and would like to use on my Trust
Speedshare Router.
I have installed all the drivers on my notebook (XP Home inside) and updated
WPA software.

My router is set to protect traffic with WPA-PSK authentication, yet the
Cisco card doesn't have
WPA settings in the XP configuration windows.

Cisco declares that thje card is WPA ready, yet is it possible that it works
only on Cisco wireless routers?

thanks in advance.

Nino.

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Anonymous   08-13-2004 at 01:37:19 PM
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Aaron Leonard wrote:

> The PCM 350 client supports WPA-PSK ... you need to
> have (I believe) at least Install Wizard 1.3 ... current
> is IW 1.4 - see
>
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Soft [...] ndows%20XP
> (hm, maybe I should check out TinyURL ...)
>
> You need to set ACU for "Use Other Configuration Application"
> and configure the WPA-PSK in XP WZC.
>
> Aaron
>
> ---
>


Hi Aaron and thanks for your suggestion.

Now it works... :-)

have a nice day. bye.

---> Slackware 10.0 wi-fi notebook italian user <---

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