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Re: finding windows xp wep keys
said by Bill  :I think a 128 bit WEP key is 26 characters; You're absolutely correct. |
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lordmage9
join:2004-11-10
Cordova, TN |  reply to lordmage9
sorry, but i am asking once windows xp generates the keys based on the network key you give it how can you find out what the actual 4 keys are so you could manually enter them into another router/wlan card? |
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Bill
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I think a 128 bit WEP key is 26 characters; someone correct me if I'm wrong. |
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alex4life
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wep keys are just hex characters, so just make some up and write them down, then enter them in everywhere you need them.
0 to 9, a through f. Someone else will be able to tell you how long they need to be, because I forget.
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lordmage9
join:2004-11-10
Cordova, TN |  reply to lordmage9
or even how to manually configure 4 wep keys using wireless zero config? |
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lordmage9
join:2004-11-10
Cordova, TN | once windows xp generates 64 or 128 bit wep keys via wireless zero config, is there any way the find those so you can manually enter in the key on other routers/wireless cards?
thanks in advance! |
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