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Configuring an Internal Wireless Ethernet Card
Wired Equivalent
Privacy (WEP)

Update Firmware

Status

Statistics

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less network) with data confidentiality equivalent to that of a wired
LAN. It involves packet-by-packet data encryption by the transmit-
ting device and decryption by the receiving device. For instructions
on setting WEP keys, see the Cisco documentation.
information.
The Statistics dialog box enables you to view packet and error statis-
tics of your wireless connection.
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Click on WEP from the Properties
list to configure WEP keys.
This utility enables you to set up encryp-
tion keys, called WEP keys, for your cli-
ent adapter. WEP is an optional IEEE
802.11 feature that provides your client
adapter (and other devices on your wire-
The Update Firm-
ware dialog box
enables you to
update the firm-
ware on your Cisco
Aironet Wireless
LAN adaptor
The Status dialog
box enables you
view the Signal
Strength, Signal
Quality, Overall
Link Quality as
well as Driver and
Firmware version

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