That my friend, might be called a hack. Here are your options, first, determine where your gateway. Go to a command promp on your computer connected to the network, type> ipconfig and the default gateway IP address could be the wireless router. then, go to a url, and type http://192.168.0.1 (If that is the gatewoay or whatever that address is)... from there, you will see is that is the router. You will need to log in to the the WEP, first... see if you get that far.

I typed IPCONFIG /ALL and it showed the default gateway as 10.0.0.1, but when i typed IPCONFIG 10.0.0.1, i was told that was invalid ipconfig usage...bad command? And yes, it is somewhat of a hack, i assure you my intentions are not to cause problems, i mean, this is my job, but i would like to access the network wirelessly while i am in the office, and when i'm on my lunch break, and what not. I am connected to the network right now via CAT5 cable.

I'm nobody to be judging you what you do... so don't get me wrong. So let's continue where you left off,
the defaul gateway is 10.0.0.1, so go to your web browser and type: http://10.0.0.1 you will then be prompted to log in,

try these, in the following form
UID
PSWD

admin
_blank

admin
admin

admininstrator
_blank

_blank
_blank

_blank
admin


GOT THAT?? try those first.. .otherwise, you'll need a brute force technique. we can talk about that later.

Right, I will try that tomorrow at the office and give you the feedback. I have already considered brute force, i.e. airnort, airodump, etc, to generate enough IV's and capture them to crack the key, but, i figure to capture the IV's needed with the traffic on this wireless network, i might as well plan on getting the key with my first social security check. I just refuse to believe that there's not a way to display the wep key when connected to the network via hard line. I mean, it's gotta be somewhere...and even if it's encrypted with binary, i can crack that. brute force will be my last option, and i've already ran into a problem there, my wireless card isn't compat. with hardly any of the software needed to run the brute force attack.

~The next time I saw that black dude who rolled my blunt, I said, "Hey man, do you have any weed?". He said No. I was dissapointed>~

Ok, I am at the office, and just want to give you a little update. When i go out to command prompt, and simply type IPCONFIG, i get the following

Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection:
Connection Specific DNS Suffix: 013ea6e
I.P. Address: 10.0.0.100
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Defautl Gateway: 10.0.0.1

Ethernet Adapter Wireless Network Connection:
Media State: Media Disconnected

*NOTE* The Wireless adapter is "disconnected" because it is automatically deactivated upon plugging in of ehternet connection.
Lets crack this damn wep key!

~The next time I saw that black dude, he had some weed! But, he wouldn't smoke any with me! I called him names~

I hope it's going well

Nope, not going so well, was waiting on your next instructions regarding command prompt and ipconfig commands.

Did you go to http://10.0.0.1 and try and log into the administrators account? It seems like you have not. Try the passwords extofer gave you. Passwords like admin and password might work. You have to do this before you can attempt to get or change the WEP key. Why can't you just ask your business IT guy?