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(minimal security) or 104-bit (more secure). Additionally a
WEP key is needed to encrypt and decrypt data packets,
and any computer on a WEP network must have the same
key, otherwise it will not be allowed on that network. It is
recommended that you select WEP encryption to reduce
security risks and unauthorized users from using the
wireless LAN network and access to important data. A 40-bit
key is 5 characters (such as “AbCdE”) while a 104-bit key is
13 characters in length. Keys can be entered in ASCII or
Hexadecimal (see above “What is WEP” for explanation).
Note: Record your WEP key size and WEP key in the spaces below for later
reference.
WEP key size: ______________________________________
WEP key: __________________________________________
3. Click Connect – This will attempt to connect the Wireless LAN Card
Wireless LAN Card to the selected network.
Difficulties Connecting to the Network
1. If you are having difficulty connecting, click Advanced to open the
Wireless LAN Card Wireless LAN Card Properties.