does anyone know how to find out a WEP password to a wifi connection by just using my psp?
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sneak over and lookat the bottom of his router do you know you breaking the law?
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Enable WEP or WPA encryption.  That will be in your router configuration settings, login to your router and follow the instructions that were included to turn it on.  Once you have done that when you connect to the network, Windows will ask you for the network key.  You will only have to enter it once and your computer will remember it but no one else in the area will be able to connect to the network.\n\nWPA encryption is stronger but WEP is older and hence will be compatible with older devices that may not support the WPA encryption standard.
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Read the manual.  It tells you how to set up your WEP encryption.  Also, check the wireless networking forum on dslreports.com.  They also have a Linksys specific forum.
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Do you mean it is detecting existing wireless networks?  If so, then you should be good to go.  \n\nYou should have some kind of icon in your system try for your wireless utility.  The icon should also indicate the wireless adapter's status (connected, netowrks available, out of range, or no networks available).  Double-click on it to look at what the status is.  If it shows one or more wireless networks available, determine by their SSID which one you want to access and double click it. The SSID refers to each network's name--it should be somewhat obvious, but you will still see a few named "default".\n\nYour utility may ask if you want to connect on a one-time basis or set up a profile for the connection to simplify access in the future.  You would use this for a home network, or perhaps one at a location you regularly frequent.\n\nIf the network is encrypted, you will need to supply the necessary passphrase for the network to permit access.  Public networks should not have this feature; it is common with home networks and other closed or private networks.
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It is probably asking for the WEP or WPA encryption code. You will have to get that from the routers configuration.
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If you just installed your Linksys (assuming you have something like a WRT54G or similar) then open your web broswer and go to 192.168.1.1 and the default login username is admin with password admin.  First things first, CHANGE the default password.  \n\nNow, under Wireless and then Basic Wireless Settings, you might want to change your SSID to something other than the default "linksys".  You can also disable the SSID broadcast, but don't let anyone tell you that's a security measure.  This is a common misconception.  SSID broadcast supression is not meant to be a security feature, it only supresses the SSID in the beacon messages only and doesn't protect you from wireless attacks, turning off SSID broadcast is more to prevent accidental associations.\n\nNext, under Wireless and then Wireless Security, you can select WEP (minimal protection) or WPA PreSharedKey (preferred).  WEP is weak and easily cracked for someone who knows how to do it with the right tools and is within range of your network.  I like to say "WEP keeps your honest neighbors honest" and leave it at that.  Most secure is to use WPA PSK with the AES algorithm, and use a decent length key, a passphrase of some sort up to 63 characters, the longer the better.  Whichever you choose, WEP or WPA, you'll configure this on both your wireless router or access point, as well as the wireless client machines themselves.  If/when you install a Linksys or other PCI card, or maybe a PCMCIA card in a laptop, you will use the client utility to connect to your SSID and provide the WEP or WPA info the same way.  Or perhaps you have a laptop with a built-in 802.11 radio and you will use the Windows wireless network config tool... right click My Network Places and select Properties, then right click your wireless network connection and select Properties, then select the Wireless Network tab and you can configure it from there.\n\nFinally, you can also use wireless MAC address filtering (the next tab to the right of Wireless Security) to lock down the access point so it will only accept frames from the MAC addresses you decide to allow.  On your wireless PC bring up a command prompt (start, Run, "cmd") and give the command "ipconfig /all" and you'll see the MAC address of 12 hexadecimal digits.  You can put this MAC address, such as 00:16:6F:7A:B8:15, into the list, and select the option to "Permit Only" those MAC addresses.\n\nHope this helps, good luck.
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ok man heres what i want you to do walk around your house and if you really want outside and click find connection if you dont find a connection without a password thing then you can go to bestbuy and buy somthing called WiFi max \n\nhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7671539&st=wifi+max&type=product&id=1134701971203 \n\nand it comes with somthin else for psp too umm or you can go to best buy and buy a router like this  \n\nhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=5250774&st=router&type=product&id=1051384663529
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just go to http://192.168.0.1 after connecting using wire and then check in manual whats default password use that to enter and configure.
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1. dont broadcast ssid\n2. create a ssid that is long and alpha numeric\n3. use wep or wpa\n4. use mac address filter\n5. use time restriction\n6. use wireless station listing\n7. set password to admin \n8. change the above once in a while
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logon to http://192.168.0.1     user admin, p/w password\ngo to wireless settings\ngo to channel\nchange it\ngo to the botton\nclick save\ngo to the botton left\nlogout\n\nPS WHAT VERSION R U USING???\nDIFF. ONES R DIFF.
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go to the settings of your router thats were you enable the wep and see its access code
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There is no software that will find your network key for you.  Once it's entered, it is encrypted.  You'll need to login to your wireless router and find it.  Plug in to the back of your router as most do not allow remote connections.  Then enter the address of your router into your browser.  It usually http://192.168.0.1 or 1.1  To find out the address of your router:\n\nWhile connected to the router go to START - RUN - type in "cmd" - at the prompt, type in "ipconfig"  It is usually the gateway address.  \n\nYou'll need the login and password to the router configuration.  From in there, you can lookup your network key in a configuration menu.  If you don't access to it, then someone probably doesn't want you to and you may have no business in it.\n\nAlso found a great site that explains hwo to crack a WEP code.  It takes some knowledge and time but it seems pretty thorough.  It will also allow you to capture network data:  http://nst.sourceforge.net/nst/docs/wepquest/index.html
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I believe most wireless routers enable you to place passwords and encryption.  Easiest way is to enable WPAKey and place a password in (normally >= 8 chars) then use that password to connect to your wifi network.
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you have to go to the hotel reception and ask them for the WEP code and the channel number. The WEP code is an encryption code used to prevent from piggyback that net. If the hotel is very restrictive, they also use a MAC address filtering.\n\nWhat to do on your PC:\nThere is wireless configuration application, where you can enable WEP encryption and code. You also can select the channel number.\n\nThe MAC address can be found on a sticker on the buttom of your notebook and if required, you have to tell it to the hotel, but this is very unlikely to be used.\n\nIn case the hotel has an open wireless spot (no WEP encryption) then you have probably to disable WEP encryption on your Laptop in case it is set.
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In the wireless set up (install the software on your computer) there will be a lot of different options for your wireless network. One of them is encryption options. Select WAP, a name for the network and a password and you are in business. When you try to log on to your network it will prompt you for a "Key", this is the password, enter it and save the setting an you will be fine from there on out.\n\nBut I recommend you read the instructions very carefully.
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Here are a few things of interest:\n\n* On your access point, you should enable "Hide SSID" to prevent unwanted computers from detecting your access point. \n\n* You should also enable "MAC filtering" to limit access to specific computers only.\n\n* Do not use WEP security. It has been hacked to death. Use WPA-Personal.
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If you log into your router, you can look at the lan configuration and see what computers are using the network, but if you are using WEP encryption, it should not be an issue anyway.