My company just just switched to WPA2 Personal from WPA Personal
to access the internet wirelessly. I can connect but the connections drops
usally after a very short time.
I have an imac: 10.4.11 2.8 ghz
Would upgading to Snow Leopard help?
Thanks.
Kevin
While Snow Leopard would certainly support WPA2 Personal encryption, more importantly you need to check to make sure that the hardware in your iMac......the wireless card.....would support WPA2.
That would be a question for the iMac Support Community. The link is here:
I have an imac: 10.4.11 2.8 ghz
If it is running Mac OS X 10.4.11 "Tiger" and has a 2.8 GHz CPU yours is most likely an iMac7,1: 24 inch screen, from 2007.
If that is true it will certainly support WPA2 Personal. Though upgrading your Tiger iMac to Snow Leopard is certainly a good idea, that alone is not likely to solve the problem. Something else is going on.
Ask in the Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger forum if Tiger specifically supports WPA2 Personal or if there are any problems with it on your iMac. I am only 99% certain it will work, but if anyone is 100% certain BDAqua will be one of them.
Thanks Bob.
I just posted it so hopefully we'll find out.
Kevin
Be sure to post in the OS X 10.4.x Tiger forum as well, as John Galt suggests.
Thanks I'll post on Tiger.
10.4.11 trouble connecting to WPA2
