On Wednesday 15 August 2007 08:24, Volker Braun wrote: > I've wondered for a long time why Cisco chose to use keyidx>0 for WEP > unicast keys, but I think I finally understand that this is a weird > feature (8.5.1): In a mixed WEP and TKIP network a WEP key[0] would > conflict with the TKIP key (which must have keyidx == 0), forcing a dumb > TKIP STA to downgrade to WEP. (A good TKIP STA would just rely on > per-STA keys and not have this problem) > Hm.. I'm not really convinced that this is the main reason. Can you check and see if the keyidx that wpa_supplicant configures and the keyidx used in unicast frames are the same? -Michael Wu
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