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CONNECT2AIR™ WLAN AP-600RP-USB

 

 

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8.3.3  Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Security 
Use this security standard to obtain at least the minimum in security in your WLAN. To use 
WEP in the AccessPoint, all clients must have standardized security settings. The WEP 
keys must therefore be adapted directly after configuration of the AccessPoint. Please re-
fer to the detailed information given in Section 0. 
 

 

 
 
WEP keys 1, 2, 3 & 4:  
When you enable the 64- or 128-bit WEP algorithm, please select one WEP key to be 
used. If you are using a 128-bit key (recommended), you have to enter a 26-digit hexa-
decimal key (0, 1, 2…8, 9, A, B…F) in the appropriate field: 
 
Example 128 bit:   FEDCBA01234567890123456789  

26 digits 

Example 

64 

bit: 

 

FEDCBA0123    10 

digits 

 
Passphase generator: Since hexadecimal characters are difficult to memorize, this de-
vice offers a conversion utility from a simple word into the hexadecimal code. Click the key 
you want to update, enter your passphrase and press “Generate Keys”. The key is then 
updated. Proceed likewise with the other three keys if necessary. Manual entry of the keys 
in the client is recommended. 
 
Once the WEP security settings are complete, you also have to copy them to the client as 
otherwise further configuration of the AccessPoint, at least via wireless clients, is no longer 
possible (AP with WEP, wireless client without WEP ► no further communication). 

 
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Note: Even if different suppliers or even devices within the same brand support the 
passphrase generator, it cannot be taken as a given that keys generated from dif-
ferent devices will be the same. Therefore always keep your keys saved and com-
pare them against each other in the AccessPoint and in the clients.