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    Question difference between WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WEP

    what is the difference between WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WEP ?
    my connection is WPA-PSK (TKIP) , how to change it from WPA-PSK (TKIP) to WEP??
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    Well in similar terms WPA-PSK is a more secure network. WEP is a homo piece of shit that nobody likes. So I dont know why you would want to switch

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    WPA is a more advanced form of security. Uses stronger encryption with a password that is determined by the user.

    WEP is a pre-determined sequence of random characters for the password. Not as strong.

    You can change these by logging into your router, which depends by the brand. You can usually either go to "routerlogin.net" in your browser (or something similar), or (if you know it), put in your local IP. Common defaults are 192.1.1, 192.0.1 etc. I'd just google your type of router, and see what the login is.





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    which is the one where you can put to 65 characters is it WPA?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phython74 View Post
    which is the one where you can put to 65 characters is it WPA?
    Yes.





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    ok thanks 4 help and i want to change to use psnabler lol thanks again
    lol pain i didn't understand what u said about switching what is ip?
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