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Is there some sort of troubleshooting about the MN-700 with WPA enabled?
I tried getting the passphrase to work at 63 characters; the PCI MN-730 was getting the connection fine, but the Proxim Orinoco 11a/b/g ComboCard was not able to connect to the base station. I thought that this was a hardware compatibility problem until I tried a 63 hexadesimal number. When enabling the WPA with 63 hexadecimals on the wireless network, the base station doesn't accept the keys from other adapters on the network, even the MN-730 PCI adapter, until it is restarted from the BS Managment tools (192.168.2.1) or the power is reset to the base station. When the base station comes back online, it accepts the WPA keys fine and everything works OK. Some sort of troubleshooting would be apritiated, or if there is a fix for that I'd be glad. here some internal info about the base station (MN-700): runtime code version: 02.00.08.0333 boot code version: 02.00.08.0333 hardware version: 00.00.00.0004 BNU version: 2.0.0.638 Thanks in advance, -= ILDO =- ildo |
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I had a similar issue. I set up a WPA password on my MN-
700. One laptop with the Microsfot wireless card had no problem. The other laptop with the built in wireless would not work. I followed instructions.. got some service packs installed and WPA enabled still no good. Also this same laptop got dropped every 15mins or so with the WEP password. BNoth PCs were XP home and Pro. I shut off the passwords and set up the MAC address security type for each PC and now it works sweet. Grail >-----Original Message----- >Is there some sort of troubleshooting about the MN-700 with WPA enabled? >I tried getting the passphrase to work at 63 characters; the PCI MN-730 was >getting the connection fine, but the Proxim Orinoco 11a/b/g ComboCard was >not able to connect to the base station. I thought that this was a hardware >compatibility problem until I tried a 63 hexadesimal number. >When enabling the WPA with 63 hexadecimals on the wireless network, the base >station doesn't accept the keys from other adapters on the network, even the >MN-730 PCI adapter, until it is restarted from the BS Managment tools >(192.168.2.1) or the power is reset to the base station. >When the base station comes back online, it accepts the WPA keys fine and >everything works OK. > >Some sort of troubleshooting would be apritiated, or if there is a fix for >that I'd be glad. > >here some internal info about the base station (MN-700): >runtime code version: 02.00.08.0333 >boot code version: 02.00.08.0333 >hardware version: 00.00.00.0004 > >BNU version: 2.0.0.638 > >Thanks in advance, > >-= ILDO =- > > >. > |
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I took some extra measures, I have installed the SP2 RC2 from win XP on my
laptop which had a non-MS wireless card, and still the issue exists. but the WEP with 128bit encryption didn't drop even once when the laptop was connected to internet for 2 days nonstop. The WPA doesn't drop ether after the MN-700 accepts the keys. I have MAC filtering enabled from the beginning and SSID broadcast disabled as well as the ICMP just in case someone will try to snoop into my wireless network. It's defiantly a bug in the MS firmware... they most likely got sloppy with the software and moved their ppl to OS development or some other stuff. -=ILDO=- "GuardrailKiller" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:2e73701c46b7d$c78d8080$(E-Mail Removed)... > I had a similar issue. I set up a WPA password on my MN- > 700. One laptop with the Microsfot wireless > card had no problem. The other laptop with the built in > wireless would not work. I followed instructions.. got > some service packs installed and WPA enabled still no good. > Also this same laptop got dropped every 15mins or so with > the WEP password. BNoth PCs were XP home and Pro. > I shut off the passwords and set up the MAC address > security type for each PC and now it works sweet. > Grail > >-----Original Message----- > >Is there some sort of troubleshooting about the MN-700 > with WPA enabled? > >I tried getting the passphrase to work at 63 characters; > the PCI MN-730 was > >getting the connection fine, but the Proxim Orinoco > 11a/b/g ComboCard was > >not able to connect to the base station. I thought that > this was a hardware > >compatibility problem until I tried a 63 hexadesimal > number. > >When enabling the WPA with 63 hexadecimals on the > wireless network, the base > >station doesn't accept the keys from other adapters on > the network, even the > >MN-730 PCI adapter, until it is restarted from the BS > Managment tools > >(192.168.2.1) or the power is reset to the base station. > >When the base station comes back online, it accepts the > WPA keys fine and > >everything works OK. > > > >Some sort of troubleshooting would be apritiated, or if > there is a fix for > >that I'd be glad. > > > >here some internal info about the base station (MN-700): > >runtime code version: 02.00.08.0333 > >boot code version: 02.00.08.0333 > >hardware version: 00.00.00.0004 > > > >BNU version: 2.0.0.638 > > > >Thanks in advance, > > > >-= ILDO =- > > > > > >. > > |
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