Toshiba Magnia SG30 - Manual (Page 46)

48 Getting Started
Configuring wireless access
5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.1
Configuring Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) keys
Encryption keys are passwords that are used to ensure
privacy when transferring wireless data. To use WEP
encryption in your wireless network, all wireless client
computers must have the encryption feature installed and
enabled, and they must use the same encryption key as the
Magnia SG30.
This feature enables you to configure up to four keys, then
select which key to enable. This makes it convenient to
change the key periodically, without disrupting service while
configuring new keys.
1 Open the Administration Web site, click the Network
tab, then the Wireless tab, then click the Configuration
link next to the Enable Data Encryption box.
The following screen appears.
Sample Configure Wired Equivalent Privacy encryption keys
screen
2 Select either 13-digit Alphanumeric Value or 26-digit
Hexadecimal Value format for the encryption keys.
The default is alphanumeric. Typically, there is no reason
to change this setting.