I'm trying to secure my wireless network at home. I'm running a Belkin Pre-N router. The router, hard wire connections and unsecured wireless connections run with no problem. I'd like to secure the wireless side however. I log into the router and go to the Wireless security page. I select WPA-PSK for security mode. I select encryption technique TKIP. I provide my 8-63 character pre-shared key. I apply changes.
On my laptop now I select my home wireless network, It trys to create a profile for the connection, it recognizes the security, proposes TKIP and asks for the key. I enter the key. It attempts to connect. It takes a long time but finally it usually says signal is weak, unable to connect. Yet without security on, I have no problems. BTW: I'm trying this in the same room so the wireless router is only a few feet from the wireless laptop.
Am I missing a setting somewhere?
Thanks,
Tiller
2007-05-28
10:49:51
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tillerman58
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