OK I'm not sure what you're saying. Should I put in a WEP key even
though I am not using one on the router and it will automatically
correct it and connect?

Thanks,
Anthony

On Nov 27, 2007 2:56 AM, AlgoMantra <algomantra@gmail.com> wrote:
> What I found was that everytime my system sees the wireless,
> it uses the WPA key I have put in but resets the DNS settings.
> Just see your properties if thats the case.
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On Nov 27, 2007 2:34 PM, Anthony Papillion <papillion@gmail.com> wrote:

OK I'm not sure what you're saying. Should I put in a WEP key even
though I am not using one on the router and it will automatically
correct it and connect?

Thanks,
No, Anthony...I'm just telling you what worked for me out of the box. My wireless

requires a key, and it works.

I have tried the system on someone else's
open network, but I couldn't use it for some reason! It was just a
freak signal in the neighbouhood.

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On Tue, 2007-11-27 at 14:42 +0530, AlgoMantra wrote:
> I have tried the system on someone else's
> open network, but I couldn't use it for some reason! It was just a
> freak signal in the neighbouhood.

MAC filtering will look like that. Not very secure though.

Regards, K.

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