Hello Jack, On 2008-10-04, Jack Schneider wrote:
> [...] > > Andrei, > > Doesn't WPA2 require access to a Radius server..? > > My Cisco seems to... > > Jack > Not generally. WPA2 is an encryption standard. Using a Radius server adds an optional security feature: an authentification server, but is usually not needed for "home" users. The most common way of using WPA2 in small private networks probably is WPA2-PSK. My Netgear WPN802 and the WPN824 offer WPA2-PSK (and other modes backwards-compatible with WPA), and I suppose most modern wireless routers/access points do. Regards, -- Christer Oldhoff Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
