My client's WiFi requires "key index" set to 2. Where's that setting?

The "solution" is to not use the WEP Key other than the one created in the WEP Key 1 position by the non-Apple routers.

Hello adandler. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!

From what you are saying, I going to assume that your client's wireless network is encrypted with WEP. The problem is that the WEP key generated, using a key index other than 1, will not be "recognizable" by your Mac. There are no means of setting this or correcting it from the Mac-side. The key is created at the router and in order for you Mac to work with it, it would have to be regenerated with a key index of 1 ... or to switch the network encryption to something other than WEP, like WPA or WPA2.

Of cause there is no solution, just great.
The more i use this silly device the more glitches then Windows Vista it has
There had better be a solution to this problem soon, or one of the new updates

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I don't understand the naivety of this statement. Not everyone has complete access to the WiFi routers that they come across. I don't understand how this is not easy to comprehend. Mac needs to offer another solution.

There's no solution for this problem?
I think is very ussual in microsoft wireless networks...