Jeff Liebermann wrote:
> Bryant Smith <bryantthesmith@lycos.com> hath wroth:
>
>> Louis Ohland wrote:
>>> What is the sequence for enabling WPA2 shared key? When I enabled it on
>>> both WHR-G54S, my remote WHR can't even ping itself (192.168.1.2).
>
>> With Bridge mode I have not been bale able to get WPA2-PSK to work. I
>> had to go back to WPA-PSK (TKIP) to get it to talk to my main router.
>> It could have been a limitation with my router, but I don't know.
>
> WPA doesn't work in bridge or WDS mode. Only in access point or
> client mode. The best you can do in bridge or WDS mode is WEP.
>

I currently have 2 routers working in Client Bridge mode with DD-WRT
V23SP2 that are using WPA-PSK and TKIP encryption (I could not get AES
working). Is this the client mode or the bridge mode you speak of? I
guess I am confused at the difference between client mode and client
bridge mode. I always use Client Bridge mode because I have more than
one computer hooked to the device. WPA-PSK seems to be working just
fine with that mode. In DD-WRT there are two different settings for WPA
and WPA2. I use WPA-PSK not WPA2-PSK.