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Fragmentation Threshold: This value represents the allocated resources for

recovering packet loss. Changes to this value should only be made by an

experienced network technician and even then in small modifications.

The Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) is an IEEE 802.11 standard that acts as a

data privacy feature based on a 40 bit shared key algorithm. To provide WEP

encryption security, all stations on the network must have WEP enabled and set to

the exact same WEP Key.

Figure 32

WEP Key Activation:

To activate, choose the pull down menu and select WEP40 or Optional WEP40. If

you do not wish to implement WEP security on your network, leave it on the

default Disable. (See Figure 32)

 WEP40 implements a 40-bit shared key for encryption security purposes. This

will encrypt the frame only.

 Optional WEP40 identifies and accepts both encrypted and non-encrypted

frame. The router will communicate in the same mode as the packets were

received.

 The unique encryption key can be entered into either the ASCII (max. 5

characters) or the HEX (max. 10 characters) field, but not

both. As HEX is also

capable of using some characters in the string that ASCII cannot use, we

suggest using a HEX string for the best encryption needs.

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