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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] [OS2Wireless]TPad T60 Connect to Linksys BEFW11S4 - Security Settings

Hello Carl,
On Sun, 15 Feb 2009 12:04:31 -0500 (EST), Carl Gehr wrote:

>BUT, I'd still like to get WPA-TKIP to work...
>
>Bad News:
>1)  No matter what I do, I've not been able to get this to
>    work.
>2)  The WPA Supplicant displays and just keeps looping through
>    the same bunch of [to me] gibberish.  I did change the
>    'Debug Level' to 'verbose' and I captured what appears
>    to be a repeating bunch of lines.  But, not knowing what
>    all of the stuff means, I'm a bit hesitant to just post
>    it here in a rather public forum.
>
>If there is someone out there who can interpret the stuff [It's only
>about 22 lines.], I can send it off-list as a text file.
>
>I guess I'm curious:  Is there no standard 'generate' tool that will
>create compatible keys?  I also find it interesting that xWLAN
>generates four keys, while the router only has one.  I assume other
>routers have more keys?
For WPA(2)-TKIP you only need one key, the four keys in xWLAN are for 
WEP only. I guess those key generaters all have their own way for 
generating keys. I get my keys from here:
https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm
I copy one key (63 random printable ASCII characters) and paste it in the
router setup and in the laptop. A key with 63 random characters is impossible
to crack, unless they manage to break WPA like they did with WEP.

Frank