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Here Goes Nothing! I have said card and said OS. I also have a Verzion AP that I encrypt using WPA. Works great on all my semi-new windows boxes but not on this Powerbook G3 Wallstreet with this Cisco card. As many of you know it can be interesting getting a non-airport G3 equipped with wireless, lol. The cisco utility doesn't seem to have an option anywhere to connect to a WPA Access point even though the card states that it supports it. So is this a limitation of the driver or of OS 9.1? Anyone else have similiar experiences with this card? Am I doing something wrong (because chances are I am) or is it just not going to work and am I going to have to set down my security to WEP 128Bit in order to get this PB to connect?
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I believe that OS 9 only has support for WEP-enabled access points, not WPA. We ran into this problem at work trying to get an OS 9 PowerBook to connect to a Linksys WRT54G with WPA protection. Downgrading the encryption to WEP allowed it to connect.
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