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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

> As with *all* possible encryption mismatches, you should start by turning 
> encryption off all the way 'round. Once you can connect & are able to pass 
> traffic, then set your encryption back the way you want it.

I had already tried that.
> 
> Oh, and unless you *are* using a RADIUS server for an authentication 
> database, you *don't* want to select that option. ;-)

I don't even know what that is.
> 
> There is quite a bit of discussion on this setup in the DD-WRT forums, so 
> you might want to peruse what's available there, too.

I went here.  All I seem to find is questions, no answers.
http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/DD-WRT_Wiki_talk:Community_Portal
> 
> You're making great progress, Ray. Just check your settings & be sure that 
> when you do a wireless survey from the new router, you can see the GS. Turn 
> on SSID broadcasting in the GS (at least for now), if indeed you have it 
> off.

Default is on.  I left it on.

ray