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Hi, I have a Netgear Wi-Fi access point running WPA-PSK [TKIP] and a sane password (text with no punctuation or spaces)...
Spykee refuses to connect to this, falls back to ad-hoc and the log reports 'invalid network key'. Spykee works fine when protection is off, but I really don't want to reset *all* my other Wi-Fi devices to zero security...
Anyone seen this problem?
Regards, Isotope.
The trick here is that Spikee seems to expect WPA2-PSK [AES] and not WPA-PSK [TKIP]. Fortunately the NETGEAR routers have a setting which allows support for both of these depending on the client.
Roll on Spikee authenticated SMTP.... :-)
The Netgear (WPN802) setting WPA-PSK & WPA2-PSK didn't solve the problem. Still seeing the "Key for wireless network <myNetwork> is invalid" error in the logging. I will go and try all netgear modes.
The following netgear settings work: