WPA Printer on WPA2 Network

Hopefully a simple question.

We want to use a HP 460cb Wireless printer on a small wireless network which
has been set up based on WPA2. The printer optopns are open, WEP, WPA-PSK.
There is no WPA2 option. The printer uses a Compact Flash Wireless card.

I'm assuming that the lack of a WPA2 choice means it probably doesn't
support WPA2.

Any comments? Anybody able to confirm?

(and yes, I cannot get the printer working on this wireless network).

Thanks,

Ed Hall wrote:
> I'm assuming that the lack of a WPA2 choice means it probably doesn't
> support WPA2.

If it doesn't say it, it doesn't support it.

Ed Hall wrote:

> Hopefully a simple question.
>
> We want to use a HP 460cb Wireless printer on a small wireless network
> which
> has been set up based on WPA2. The printer optopns are open, WEP, WPA-PSK.
> There is no WPA2 option. The printer uses a Compact Flash Wireless card.
>
> I'm assuming that the lack of a WPA2 choice means it probably doesn't
> support WPA2.
>
> Any comments? Anybody able to confirm?
>
> (and yes, I cannot get the printer working on this wireless network).
>
> Thanks,
>

So shift to WPA-PSK for all nodes on your WLAN segment; that's pretty
safe if you are smart about the password.
--
Cheers, Bob

Mark / Bob, thanks for replies.
Was just trying my luck...

"Bob Willard" <BobwBSGS@TrashThis.comcast.net> wrote in message
news:oeSdnfeU_IZCz_fanZ2dnUVZ_tfinZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Ed Hall wrote:
>
>> Hopefully a simple question.
>>
>> We want to use a HP 460cb Wireless printer on a small wireless network
>> which
>> has been set up based on WPA2. The printer optopns are open, WEP,
>> WPA-PSK.
>> There is no WPA2 option. The printer uses a Compact Flash Wireless card.
>>
>> I'm assuming that the lack of a WPA2 choice means it probably doesn't
>> support WPA2.
>>
>> Any comments? Anybody able to confirm?
>>
>> (and yes, I cannot get the printer working on this wireless network).
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>
> So shift to WPA-PSK for all nodes on your WLAN segment; that's pretty
> safe if you are smart about the password.
> --
> Cheers, Bob