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2920n wireless set up under 3.6.3 firmware

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26 Jul 2013 09:32 #1 by andy_cawdell
2920n wireless set up under 3.6.3 firmware was created by andy_cawdell
Are there any up to date guides on setting up wireless on a 2920n using the new 3.6.3 firmware?

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26 Jul 2013 10:02 #2 by andy_cawdell
Replied by andy_cawdell on topic Re: 2920n wireless set up under 3.6.3 firmware
In particular, I'm setting up one SSID for now and want to use WPA2/PSK - the 2920 gives me a pre shared key - what is that?

And it will not accept a replacement "6~63 ASCII character..."

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26 Jul 2013 18:42 #3 by babis3g
as far i know this is the classic one & is been still up to date
http://www.draytek.co.uk/support/kb_vigor_multiplessid.html
You can change the default password of the wifi ( i did ) but may not allow to use few special characters for SSID of for keys or passwords ... seems have limitations & also the same seems apply & for the main admin passwords

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30 Jul 2013 16:09 #4 by andy_cawdell
Replied by andy_cawdell on topic Re: 2920n wireless set up under 3.6.3 firmware
OK - thanks - no special characters - and is there a character limit?

Was trying to cut and paste in a 40 character numeric/alphabetic password for WPA2/PSK which says "Type 8~63 ASCII characters ..."

Can anyone remind me where to check alpha/ numeric against ASCII?

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30 Jul 2013 23:42 #5 by voodle
you might be able to do that via telnet (woah that's a complex password), the web interface has sometimes needless validation in it.

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