According to this:
So you have to install the software that came with your wireless network card for WPA support.For wireless clients running Windows 2000 (or clients running Windows XP SP1 and using a wireless network adapter that does not support the Wireless Zero Configuration service), you must obtain and install a new WPA-compliant configuration tool from your wireless network adapter vendor.
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May 23rd, 2005 11:19 PM #1Deal Fanatic




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Wifi security WPA and Windows 2000 Pro - is WPA for XP only?
I don't want to upgrade to XP. Does W2KPro support WPA? I have googled and found nothing except XP info. Anyone tried http://www.wirelesssecuritycorp.com/...PAAssistant.do ?
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I had read that, but I couldn't find any W2K WPA drivers for my equipment.
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May 24th, 2005 12:47 PM #4
I've tried it and wasn't able to get it working for my 15 min attempt switching my security to WPA. Probably will try again when I have free time...whatever free time is
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