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WEP/WPA Config
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I have a WGT624g3 wireless router which is giving me a hard time in configuring WEP/WPA. I can access it if it is left OPEN, with both my laptop and other desktops in the house, so I am convinced it is not a client end problem (possibly erroneously). However, I have had poor luck with WEP/WPA. I have had success with WEP once, I bellieve, but that is no more. WPA has never worked, and that is the protocol I wish to run. Any fundamental HOWTOs out there?
Thanks,
gtennant
Thanks,
gtennant
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