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I have just moved an iMac (running Snow Leopard with all the latest
updates).
The new location has a Netgear DGN2000N. The wireless network is WPA2
Personal secured.
I have a Macbook running Leopard. My Macbook can associate with the
Netgear / get an address and connect
My iMac running Snow Leopard cannot connect.
The only wireless connection I can get to the iMac is if I remove all
encryption from the wireless network and leave it in the clear.
What did Apple break with WPA2 in Snow Leopard and how do I fix it ?
updates).
The new location has a Netgear DGN2000N. The wireless network is WPA2
Personal secured.
I have a Macbook running Leopard. My Macbook can associate with the
Netgear / get an address and connect
My iMac running Snow Leopard cannot connect.
The only wireless connection I can get to the iMac is if I remove all
encryption from the wireless network and leave it in the clear.
What did Apple break with WPA2 in Snow Leopard and how do I fix it ?