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I want to know more about how WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol for wireless securiysecurity. From this Wikipedia article I have got a basic Idea. But what is the initialize vector? Is some kind of token sent for each request? Or is the connecting device authenticated only once in the beginning or some kind of token sent for each request (equivalent to cookies for authentication in Gmail, Yahoo, etc.)?

I have tried to set up WEP security for my Wi-Fi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following:

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

What are these network keys?

I want to know more about how WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol for wireless securiy. From this Wikipedia article I have got a basic Idea. But what is the initialize vector? Is some kind of token sent for each request? Or is the connecting device authenticated only once in the beginning or some kind of token sent for each request (equivalent to cookies for authentication in Gmail, Yahoo, etc.)?

I have tried to set up WEP security for my Wi-Fi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following:

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

What are these network keys?

I want to know more about how WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol for wireless security. From this Wikipedia article I have got a basic Idea. But what is the initialize vector? Is some kind of token sent for each request? Or is the connecting device authenticated only once in the beginning or some kind of token sent for each request (equivalent to cookies for authentication in Gmail, Yahoo, etc.)?

I have tried to set up WEP security for my Wi-Fi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following:

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

What are these network keys?

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I have tried to set up wepWEP security for my wifiWi-Fi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following :

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

whatWhat are these network keys? [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_Equivalent_Privacy

How wep wireless security works?

I want to know more about how WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol for wireless securiy. From [this][1] wikipedia article I have got a basic Idea. But I still don't get what the initialize vector is? Is some kind of token sent for each request? Or is the connecting device authenticated only once in the beginning or some kind of token sent for each request (equivalent to cookies for authentication in gmail, yahoo etc)?
I have tried to set up wep security for my wifi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following :

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

what are these network keys? [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_Equivalent_Privacy

How does WEP wireless security work?

I want to know more about how WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protocol for wireless securiy. From this Wikipedia article I have got a basic Idea. But what is the initialize vector? Is some kind of token sent for each request? Or is the connecting device authenticated only once in the beginning or some kind of token sent for each request (equivalent to cookies for authentication in Gmail, Yahoo, etc.)?

I have tried to set up WEP security for my Wi-Fi. As per instructions from my ISP, I did the following:

Network Authentication - Open
WEP Encryption         - Enabled
Current Network Key    -1
Encryption Key         -64 bit
Network Key 1          -abcdefghij (10 characters)
Network Key 2          -
Network Key 3          -
Network Key 4          -

What are these network keys?