Gemtek Technology Co. Ltd. M940830G Manuel D’Utilisation

 
l  Disabled: No encryption.   
l  WEP: Deselect Network Key is provided for me 

automatically and enter the Key provided by the network. 

Available only with Open and Shared Authentication.   

l  TKIP: Available with WPA and WPA-PSK Authentication.   

 

  TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) includes four algorithms: 

MIC (message integrity check), to protect packets from 

tampering; PPK (Per-Packet Key) hashing, to prevent weak key 

attacks; extended IV (initialization vector), to reduce IV reuse 

and the possibility that a hacker will collect sufficient packets to 

crack the encryption; and a re-keying mechanism, to change the 

temporal key dynamically. TKIP is the most commonly used 

encryption method; however, if your wireless clients do not 

support TKIP, the WX-5803 also supports AES (Advanced 

Encryption Security) encryption. AES will replace 802.11's 

RC4-based encryption under 802.11i specification. 

 

Enter the security key for data encryption, when WEP or 

WPA-PSK is selected. This can be entered in ASCII or 

hexadecimal for WEP and in ASCII for WPA-PSK.   

 

There are four Keys (1, 2, 3, 4) that can be selected for WEP. 

The key index selected here must match the network key index. 

 

Select if the key is automatically provided. Most often, the key is 

not automatically provided, so you have to un-check this box   

and enter the network key. If using a RADIUS server, the key is 

automatically provided.   

 

Select if the network you are creating or accessing is a 

computer-to computer (ad hoc) network. If you are attempting to 

connect to an infrastructure network, then do not select this 

setting. 

 

Step 8  After entering the information for this network, click OK. 

The Wireless Network window is displayed and the new network 

is listed in the Preferred networks area.   

 

Step 9  Your computer is connected to the selected network 

when you see a blue bubble on top of the icon for that network.