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Does Jaguar support WPA?
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I will soon be adding a 15"TiBook to my home network. It has an Airport card and is currently running Jaguar. Does Jaguar & the Airport Card (not extreme) on a 15" TiBook support WPA, or will I have to downgrade the entire network to WEP to allow the TiBook on there?
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I think only the AirCard Extreme supports WPA.
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Originally posted by bkb:
I will soon be adding a 15"TiBook to my home network. It has an Airport card and is currently running Jaguar. Does Jaguar & the Airport Card (not extreme) on a 15" TiBook support WPA, or will I have to downgrade the entire network to WEP to allow the TiBook on there?
Thanks.
Um... Aiport Extreme? Yes - I know about those. I know you can get Airport cards on a WPA enabled network w/ Panther. Does anyone know if it is possible with Jaguar?
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afaik WPA appeared in Panther.
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Originally posted by bkb:
I will soon be adding a 15"TiBook to my home network. It has an Airport card and is currently running Jaguar. Does Jaguar & the Airport Card (not extreme) on a 15" TiBook support WPA, or will I have to downgrade the entire network to WEP to allow the TiBook on there?
Thanks.
Quote:
WPA security features are available only to AirPort Extreme Base Stations, AirPort computers using Mac OS X 10.3 or later, and computers using other 802.11 wireless adapters that support WPA.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=150715
Also:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107795
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I've got WPA running here on an Al PowerBook G4/1.25GHz (Airport Extreme, 802.11g) and a PowerMac G4/2x1.25GHz (Airport, 802.11b), both running 10.3.3, using a Linksys Access Point.
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Originally posted by amonitzer:
I've got WPA running here on an Al PowerBook G4/1.25GHz (Airport Extreme, 802.11g) and a PowerMac G4/2x1.25GHz (Airport, 802.11b), both running 10.3.3, using a Linksys Access Point.
Hi there,
I know it is possible to use WPA if the machine is on Panther, but sounds like you can't do it with Jaguar. Bummer...
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Unfortunate. Especially since WEP is meant to be very easy to hack.
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