"Matt" <Matt@matt.com> hath wroth:
>I have just set up a wireless network at home between my desktop and laptop.
>Using a D-link adsl2+router (DSLG6424T). Everything is working as it should
>but I'm trying to secure it properly. The manual that came with it is thin
>on detail.
>
>I have change the default login password from admin to something else (this
>is for access to the router via a web browser 192.168.1.1), changed the SSID
>name to something non descriptive.
>
>I'm now on the WEP/WPA screen which I have selected WPA and it now says
>"group key interval" then has a predefined number in the corresponding box,
>don't know what it is ? do I need to do anything here or just leave it
>alone.
Leave it alone. The 3600 is the number of seconds until the access
point refreshed the encryption key to the clients.
>Then is says 802.1X and then asks for a servier IP what do I put here
>the IP of my router or my isp dns server ?
You goofed. What it's asking you to do is point to a RADIUS server.
You probably don't have a RADIUS server. Go back to where you select
the encryption type and select either:
WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK
PSK means "pre-shared key" or do it without a RADIUS server. Linksys
calls it "WPA-personal".
>then it says the port. Then asks
>for a "secret" then it says PSK Hex and has a box for my input ? and under
>that it says PSK String and a box for me to enter something. Both these last
>options are radio buttons so one is only electable. Under the same config
>screen of the router is asks if I want to allow AP (access point" which by
>default it is selected.
>
>Thats more or less what I need help with.
>
>Thanks for any guidance.
>
>
>
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