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wwang · 06-11-2009, 05:14 PM

Any one got regular WPA working?

I can do at home where I don't have any security. I know security hole, but we share 3 different internet connections between 3 houses because we all overlap and 1 access point covers each of us depending on where in your house you are, so it is easier to work together to provide good internet coverage.

So I have security working with the smartQ7.

At work I have WPA2, I think, but with entering the passphrase, I can't seem to get it to recognize the device. After I make chnages to the security or the protocol, do I have to do anything special, like restart or log out?

Any idea the easiest way to put the device to sleep? Other then logout? Is a short cut on the desktop a good idea to put the device to sleep?

USB keyboard and mouse makes setup much easier by the way.

And thanks for the tip on the SD card access if you connect the device using USB mini connector. I will have to try that and I was wondering what the difference was and what that was for.

06-11-2009, 05:14 PM	#340
wwang Connoisseur Posts: 62 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: California, USA Device: Palm TX SmartQ 7	Any one got regular WPA working? I can do at home where I don't have any security. I know security hole, but we share 3 different internet connections between 3 houses because we all overlap and 1 access point covers each of us depending on where in your house you are, so it is easier to work together to provide good internet coverage. So I have security working with the smartQ7. At work I have WPA2, I think, but with entering the passphrase, I can't seem to get it to recognize the device. After I make chnages to the security or the protocol, do I have to do anything special, like restart or log out? Any idea the easiest way to put the device to sleep? Other then logout? Is a short cut on the desktop a good idea to put the device to sleep? USB keyboard and mouse makes setup much easier by the way. And thanks for the tip on the SD card access if you connect the device using USB mini connector. I will have to try that and I was wondering what the difference was and what that was for.