NDC comm NWH4010 manual 42

I'm confused, some of the	128 bit WEP devices can be used with 40 or 64 bit
wireless devices say they	WEP devices as long as the device driver has a way to
are using 40 bit	set the lower encryption level. The encryption level
encryption, others say	is determined by the encryption key length. If a
they are using 128 bit	device is capable of 128 bit encryption, it is also
and/or 64 bit. Are these	capable of 40 bit, unless the vendor decides for some
encryption levels	reason not allow the lower encryption level.
compatible with each
other?	64 bit WEP is the same as 40 bit WEP. The lower
	level of WEP encryption uses a 40 bit 10 hex
	character secret key set by the user and a 24 bit
	Initialization Vector which is not under user control.
	Some vendors refer to this level of WEP as 40 bit,
	others as 64 bit. Either way, they're the same
	encryption level and can interoperate.
	The higher level of WEP encryption, commonly
	referred to as 128 bit WEP, actually uses a 104 bit ,
	26 hex character secret key, set by the user and a 24
	bit Initialization Vector which is not under user
	control.
Problems Associating	Follow the instructions below if your client adapter
with an Access Point	fails to associate with an access point.
	I. If possible, move your workstation a few feet closer
	to the access point and try again.
	II. Make sure the NWH4010 USB adapter cable is
	securely inserted in the computer's USB port and the
	USB adapter.
	III. Check that the access point is powered on and
	operating.
	IV. Check that all parameters are set properly for both
	the USB client adapter and the access point. These
	include the SSID, WEP activation, network type,
	channel, etc.

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