•Network Name
The Network Name is an ID used to identify wireless networks, and is also referred to as the “SSID”. When connecting to a 5GHz Wireless LAN Access Point
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To search for other networks operating within the communication range of your computer, click the Network Name
•WEP
WEP is an encryption function that prevents unauthorized access to wireless networks. When Access Point is shipped, the WEP function is disabled. When connecting to an Access Point that is set to the factory default settings, you will need to clear the check mark from this checkbox. (By default, this check box is not selected.) For security reasons, it is strongly recommend that you select “Change access point settings” in step 6 on page 33 to enable the WEP function of the Access Point. It is also recommend that you select the checkbox that enables the WEP function when connecting to a Peer to Peer network. When you connect to an existing Access Point or Peer to Peer network, consult your network administrator for information about WEP settings.
•WEP Settings
Set the following items when connecting to a network where WEP is enabled. When connecting to an Access Point, make sure the settings match those for the Access Point. When you connect to a Peer to Peer network, enter the same settings for all computers connected to that network.
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When roaming between multiple access points, set the same Network Name and same WEP Settings for all of the access points being used.
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