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WPA-PSK (WiFi Protected Access-Pre Shared Key)
Step 4e
WPA
-PSK and WPA-2PSK are more secured than WEP and highly
recommended.
Select
WPA-PSK
from the drop-down menu and enter the key value in
the
PassPhrase
.
Click
Apply
.
Step 5
For best result, place the Access Point at a central location where it is
accessible to all the wireless computers.
6. Connecting to the Access Point
Once you have properly configured the Access Point, your wireless computers should
be able to detect its signal.
Use your wireless network adapter’s utility to detect and connect to the Access Point.
You can identify the Access Point by its
MAC Address
, which is displayed in the
BSSID
field of your wireless network adapter’s utility.
You can check the Access Point’s
MAC Address
on its bottom label.
If the signal is weak, try reorienting the Access Point’s antenna or relocate the Access
Point to a different place.
