Does it support WPA2 security?
1139392
Yes it does - one reviewer points out nothing is 100% secure. But WPA2 makes it extremely difficult to crack.
1246158
No. It doesn't support anything, not even Windows. It has proven to be of very unwanted obstacles during installation. Windows doesn't have native drivers for it.
1480208
don't have that, I have w7. In theory, it should work as long as their configuration tool runs correctly in w8. The config tool is basically a one time run; unless you are planning to change IP configuration frequently.
1036378
I had to set this up on our guest network which used a different security profile (WPA used instead of WPA2). This seemed to make it work, but I haven't tried to connect again on the WPA2 network.
414027
Has WPA key on bottom tag. Has WPA/WPA2 wireless security. Also has Parental Control and Guest Network features.
513833
Yes it does. From the AirOS User Guide Page 19. Note: If you connect devices running in Station (WDS) mode to a device running in Access Point (WDS) mode, then all security methods (including WPA/WPA2 encryption) are available and work properly.
401530
As long as they do not have crazy high complex authentications like Enterprise WPA2 PEAP you should be fine. My complex had such authentication requiring a username and password so this did not work (nor could I find any WISP router that works). Did work though to allow me to use someones Comcast WiFi without my wireless devices riding on his WiFi connection, only used his bandwidth for web use, not things like file transfers or WiFi printing.
1116275
Unfortunately just WPA - quite useless in this day and age, I'm afraid.... I never got it to work - a wast of money.
613629
Check with a knowledgeable security installer. He can advise you if it is compatible
1451172
Because wpa and wpa2 encryption between the xoom and your wifi access point/router is a weak and flawed encryption system in addition to SSL/HTTPS?Please think before saying silly things like that.
1947544
It does have security options. It allows you to allow/deny access based on IP addresses and MAC addresses which may be of use in your situation.
358227
Go to the website the instruction provided, select "Wireless Settings", under security options select "WPA2-PSK [AES]" or "WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES]", then add your password. Boom, you're done! Now enjoy your private WIFI!
2203740
Not positive, but I beleive it must connect via 802.11 wireless and not bluetoooth
576713
It does with the proper driver. However, since Windows XP is no longer supported, I would hesitate to use it on a local net that offered access to the internet since there will be no further security upgrades.
543601
Be aware that this card doesn't support WPA2 and Spectec seem to have disappeared.
1807112
I would say no, you need to plug it in close to the router at first plus you need the security password to the router.
1499386
The encryption is provided by the router the hub is attached to, in my case it is WPA2.