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21.10.2006 |
PassPhrase for WPA? (from BigWarpGuy, 23:27:54) | ^ |
I have a D-Link WBR1310 wireless router. To setup WPA, it asks for a 'passphrase'. At the risk of sounding dumb, what is a 'passphrase'? Is it a phrase used as a password? Is it something else?
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22.10.2006 |
Re: PassPhrase for WPA? (from Ingo, 13:27:27) | |
seems they mean 'password'.
Usually it is set to something very simple by default in factory and should be mentioned somewhere in the manual. Regards, Ingo |
Re: PassPhrase for WPA? (from BigWarpGuy, 21:01:36) | |
Thank you for the information. The printed manual is small but there is one on the cdrom that is more detailed. Thank you for the reply. |
Re: PassPhrase for WPA? (from Ingo, 22:02:42) | |
Me just came up:
some routers also have a sticker on it where such information (default settings) is given, like Preshared Key (may be they name it pass phrase) or SSID But as far as I remember, OS/2 does not support WPA/WPA2, only the (no longer considered safe) WEP encryption. Ingo |
23.10.2006 |
Re: PassPhrase for WPA? (from BigWarpGuy, 13:51:31) | |
There was mention of WPA/WPA2 at the WarpStock Windsor lecture on Wifi. I will check with the site; they have a forum at http://www.warpstock.org . Thank you for the information. |
24.10.2006 |
Re: PassPhrase for WPA? (from BigWarpGuy, 00:47:18) | |
I set it. Thanks for the information. My wireless network is now secure (I hope :) ). |
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