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Re: 54g Wireless - Mac Os 10 and Mac Os X
- Subject: Re: 54g Wireless - Mac Os 10 and Mac Os X
- From: nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>
- Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 14:35:51 -0700
- Newsgroups: alt.internet.wireless, comp.sys.apple2
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In article <3bdh26F6gl5tnU1@individual.net>, Blue Wezza
<blue-wezza@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have two apple laptops coming into our work network - one is an oldish
> IBook with an original Airport card which supports 64bit WEP and the other
> is a brand new IBook with 128bit WEP security. Our wireless network router
> is a belkin but only allows us to set 64 bit OR 128 bit - is there anyway of
> allowing either of these computers onto the network whilst securing it?
sure - update the firmware on the airport card and you'll get 128 bit
wep. if you are running mac os x 10.3 (panther) you will even get wpa
too.
run software update and select all of the airport related items. you
may want to update the other stuff too. note that you may need to run
the updater a few times, as some updates require earlier updates.
it is also wise to run disk utility before updating to be sure there
are no major disk problems which can potentially affect system software
changes (and anything else for that matter).