[G4] G4 Digest, Vol 92, Issue 3

Norm nrowe46 at fairpoint.net
Sat Jul 28 05:22:26 PDT 2012


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> Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2012 12:28:35 -0700
> From: D V<drteknik at earthlink.net>
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> Dear Scot "Bruce" Nakamura, et alia,
>
> You wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> The numbers on mine are T/N 36V04964  APN: 630-2883/C.
>>
>> This older wireless card might not be able to connect with today's WPA
>> encryption.  My recollection is that I could only connect with no
>> encryption and no password at all.  This means that all your
>> transmissions will be in the clear and anybody with a wireless card,
>> PC or Mac, can access your network.
>>
>> Hopes this helps,
>>
>> Scot "Bruce" Nakamura
> I have a QuickSilver G4 with a pre-installed Airport (not Airport Express,
> nor Airport Extreme) card.
>
> I'm running Tiger (Mac OS(UNI)X 10.4).
>
> When I turn the Airport card on (via the menubar item) and select the item
> to 'Create network...' in the menu list, I get a dialog box titled
> 'Computer-to-Computer'
>
> It lists the following items:
> Name:<text edit box>
> Channel:<listbox selection, 1 to 11 inclusive>
> and a 'Show Options' button, that when pushed, opens the dialog pane further
> to a set of selections:
>
> a checkbox for 'Enable Encryption (using WEP)' with
> 'Password:<text edit box>'
> and 'Confirm:<text edit box>'
> 'WEP key:<listbox selection>'
>
> So, there is *some* encryption, even if it's weak...
>
> Hope this helps...
>
> Cheers
>
G4 installed airport card wants a password. Tried many ways to erase 
installed password but it will not go away so can not put in one on my 
own. This card was bought on eBay and will work if I can put a new 
password. Any ideas? Need any more information. It shows up in system 
preferences and will turn on but needs a password to become active.
Norm


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