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can you still use WEP key?
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Hello people,
I was wondering if it is still possible to use a WEP key. I want to go online with my nintendo DSI for the fun, but you need to have a WEP key, otherwise it can't get on your WIFI-router. So I looked at the routerlogin, but wasn't able to find a WEP key or make one.
So is it still possible or can't I go online anymore...?:'(
p.s.
They couldn't find my model. It's a WNDR3700v3 from Netgear.
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choose 54 as mode then it should be listed
then setup guest using WEP and main using WPA2 or WPA The link rate will be 54 on both
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Re: can you still use WEP key?
Of course if router has a setting for that.. Better than no security at all, LOL!
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Re: can you still use WEP key?
And do you maybe know where I could find this setting? because right now I can only choose between:
- none
- WPA-PSK (TKIP)
- WPA2-PSK [AES]
- WPA-PSL [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES]
Is there maybe a setting I need to turn on first, before I can use WEP?
And would it also be possible to have a WPA and WEP key password at the same time?
I could also take off the password, but yeah, I'd like to have some kind of protection! haha

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choose 54 as mode then it should be listed
then setup guest using WEP and main using WPA2 or WPA The link rate will be 54 on both
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