Need WPA2 Support for Cisco PCI wireless card

[OSIsOpenSource]

Hi, I want to install Ubuntu, I have installed it before, and there is no WPA2 support. It can detect my wifi network, but it won't let me click it. If I try to add it manually, it will freeze up at the enter encryption key dialog, and I won't be able to type it in, because there is nowhere to type it in! (Ubuntu didn't freeze, it was just the dialog.) I have a IBM ThinkPad T30 with a Cisco Systems PCI Wireless LAN Adapter for Wifi, and a Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection for Ethernet. Wired connections work perfectly, I just don't have a long enough ethernet cable. So Can you please help a noob here? Your Gratitude is appreciated.

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[Pjotr123]

Try this:
https://sites.google.com/site/easyli...oject/internet

[steeldriver]

Is that the Aironet 350 card? I had one in my old X30 - iirc it supports WPA but I never found any way to get it to support WPA2

[haqking]

Hi, I want to install Ubuntu, I have installed it before, and there is no WPA2 support. It can detect my wifi network, but it won't let me click it. If I try to add it manually, it will freeze up at the enter encryption key dialog, and I won't be able to type it in, because there is nowhere to type it in! (Ubuntu didn't freeze, it was just the dialog.) I have a IBM ThinkPad T30 with a Cisco Systems PCI Wireless LAN Adapter for Wifi, and a Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection for Ethernet. Wired connections work perfectly, I just don't have a long enough ethernet cable. So Can you please help a noob here? Your Gratitude is appreciated.

-Os Is Open Source

Is that the Aironet 350 card? I had one in my old X30 - iirc it supports WPA but I never found any way to get it to support WPA2

The CISCO Aironet 350 series do not support WPA2

Cisco Aironet 350 series products do not support WPA 2 because their radios lack AES support.

From http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk72...8054339e.shtml

[holycow131415]

Why not just reconfigure your router's encryption to WPA, or even WEP? Not all cards support all encryptions.

[OSIsOpenSource]

Is that the Aironet 350 card? I had one in my old X30 - iirc it supports WPA but I never found any way to get it to support WPA2

must be. I'm running windows and it works fine with WPA, but not WPA2.

[haqking]

It's not. I'm running windows and it works fine with WPA2.

Do you want to go out on a limb and tell us what card it is then

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