My home network presently uses WPA-PSK security and requires a 63bit password. Am I correct in assuming that I will have to switch to WEP in order to enter the password in the setup of the HD1000?

znutar wrote:

My home network presently uses WPA-PSK security and requires a 63bit password. Am I correct in assuming that I will have to switch to WEP in order to enter the password in the setup of the HD1000?

Not if you're using a bridge. As far as the HD1000 is concerned, it should be set up as though it's wired. The wireless configuration should be done entirely on the bridge itself.

TheEndless

OK, then, what am I doing wrong? I'm following the instructions in the RokuWIFI.pdf I downloaded, which instructs me to go to the setup menu, get to the Wireless page, and then enter the SSID and password.

Are you saying that it is sufficient to plug a properly configured bridge into the ethernet port and I'm good to go? Could it be that simple?

Thanks in advance.

-Znutar

znutar wrote:

OK, then, what am I doing wrong? I'm following the instructions in the RokuWIFI.pdf I downloaded, which instructs me to go to the setup menu, get to the Wireless page, and then enter the SSID and password.

Are you saying that it is sufficient to plug a properly configured bridge into the ethernet port and I'm good to go? Could it be that simple?

Thanks in advance.

-Znutar

It's exactly that simple. The wireless settings on the HD1000 are for use with USB wireless adapters.

TheEndless

well,Tha's what I'm looking for.