128-bit wep key converts to passphrase. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I forget the passphrase. Can someone tell me how to convert the 128-bit wep key back to passphrase, Thanks, Ray. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I...

128 are most common, 152 and 256 are also available. Some vendors, like Netgear and Linksys, offer a "passphrase key generator", which is a utility that converts a passphrase (another arbitrarily-chosen text string) into a pseudo-random hexadecimal key...

or > should it work with alpha-numeric char's also? Keys can be entered in as many as 3 ways, depending upon the manufacturer: hexadecimal key, ASCII character key (each character stands for 2 hex digits), or ASCII passphrase (the passphrase is algorithmically...

question. I know this post isn't about a cpu but if i posted in any of the other boards i wouldn't get an answer. I'm building a computer for a bedroom in my house and i wanted to know if there is reliability in going wireless lan or should i just wire cat5...

a long > pass phrase? It depends on the model and the firmware your are running. Sounds like your dlink just supports 64bit WEP. A passphrase is just a phrase you type in and it converts it and sticks it in the wep location. Using the hex is fine....

The router does give me an IP, and I've also configured the subnet mask and gateway address and still no dice. Thanks in advance. Jerome Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () what they've given you is a passphrase which the apple converts to...

to the projector. It seem that Linksys wireless utiliy used by PC will convert the WEP or passphrase to Hex before transmiting to the projector. For Notebook user which use XP own wireless utility or configuration will transmit the passphrase and not...

REQ:WEP key to passphrase. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Is there a program that'll convert a wep key to a passphrase. TIA. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Is there a program that'll convert a wep key to a passphrase....

to get it done and debugged. >> You need either a text passphrase or a hex passphrase. Hex passphrases> are best to deal with since most all equipment understands hexadecimal. > Some routers will convert a text passphrase of your choice to a set of > hexadecimal...

I have an interesting problem. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I have a Linksys BEFW11S4 Wireless-B router. When I installed it, I used 128-bit WEP compression on it and saved a passphrase. My laptop's OS crashed a couple of weeks ago and...