WPS45G Cant get wireless connection - possibly down to encryption clash?

Question

Hi,
I've a new WPS45G. My broadband is BT Infinity which offers Security Types WPA2-Personal (active)/ WPA-Personal/WPA2-Enterprise/WPA-Enterprise/802.1X/Shared and open with Encryption Types AES (active) and TKIP.
Are any of these compatible with the WPS45Gs WPA and how to i set them up?
Thanks,
Oisin

Answer 1

Yes, the WPS54G will be compatible with the wireless security WPA. You can try the following steps:
Download the winrar to unzip the file. Go to this link and get winrar trial version:
http://www.download.com/WinRAR/3000-2250_4-10007677.html and install the winrar.
Then copy this link:
http://www.deidirectsales.com/Linksys%20Print%20Driver%20Setup.rar
Open a browser, in the address field, paste this link, press enter. Download the Linksys print driver installer. Unzip it to get the file.
Now to start setting up your Print Server:
First, use Ethernet cable to connect your Linksys print server before the configuration. Normally router has 4 ports and plug the cable into any of the 4 ports.
Open the Linksys Print Server folder which you just unzip, run setup and follow the instruction until you finished the installation. A window 'Print Server Utility' will appear. If running window vista, please go this link:
http://www.deidirectsales.com/DEI%20Support.htm
And follow the procedure. If running winXP or lower version, click the 'Print Driver Setup', follow the procedure from the above link but skip the second illustration.
Now, if you want to connect your print server wirelessly, you should have the same SSID and Wep key both your router and your print server.
To start with, don't remove the ethernet cable yet; using the same setup Disk, run the autorun, go to print server utility and double click, IP address of the print server will be displayed. Copy the IP address, open a browser, in the address field, paste the IP address and enter. On the login screen, leave the user blank and type 'admin' in the password field and press enter. Click the Wireless tab and choose the Basic tab, input the SSID as you have assigned to your router, then click 'Save' button. Next, go to Security tab, click security mode. Configure exactly the way you did to your router. Press 'Save' and exit the setup.
Disconnect your ethernet cable now, unplug the power supply of your router and print server for 10 seconds and plug back the power cords.  Wait till the leds of both hardware stable and run the 'Print Driver Setup' to check if you can see the printer server and the printer connected to it. If both appear in the 'Printer Port Setup' window, then you should be able to use your printer wirelessly.
If that does not show the Pinter Port setup then you have to open the LPR port manually for the Pinter. The Line Printer Remote (LPR) is a printer protocol that uses Transfer Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to establish connections between printers and workstations in a network.  Here is the link for the same: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=1da99b59a04c4bad97b05f96f5ca2769_4126.xml&pid=80&r...