I know the basics of the difference (change the keys every once in a while versus a better encryption algorythm), but is there any practical difference (better security, better interoperability) between the two?
Is WPA with AES the same as WPA2, aka 802.11i?
Will the built-in WinDoze XP supplicant handle any and all of the above?
Thanks!
I understood WPA-PSK AES to be WPA2...
This just came up in one of our meetings and after everything I read, it seems like WPA w/ AES would be WPA2, but if anyone has a link to documentation confirming this, I certainly would appreciate it.
Did you download the update?
Thanks!
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