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Good Day,<br />
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I have a small home network with a Linksys wireless router. &nbsp;I have a Macbook Pro and by default it supports all the latest and greatest in wireless security; however, my wife's Powerbook G4 (running the latest OS) does not have an internal Airport nor an Airport Xpress card, so we purchased a Dlink card and bought Orange's driver so it would work. &nbsp;WEP is perfectly fine but recently quite a few folks in the area have been upping wireless networks and I want to move to WPA. &nbsp;The Orange driver does not support WPA (and may never) so....<br />
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I was wondering what my best option would be for getting this old Powerbook on the network with WPA?<br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
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Ethan
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Good Day,

I have a small home network with a Linksys wireless router.  I have a Macbook Pro and by default it supports all the latest and greatest in wireless security; however, my wife's Powerbook G4 (running the latest OS) does not have an internal Airport nor an Airport Xpress card, so we purchased a Dlink card and bought Orange's driver so it would work.  WEP is perfectly fine but recently quite a few folks in the area have been upping wireless networks and I want to move to WPA.  The Orange driver does not support WPA (and may never) so....

I was wondering what my best option would be for getting this old Powerbook on the network with WPA?

Thanks in advance!

Ethan

Best pcmcia wireless card for powerbook g4?  Must support WPA!

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).