128 bit music problem

I just figured out that I turned this option on a while ago and that is why I could no longer synch photos to my iPhone 4, Apple tv or iPad. I turned it off and photos are synching again!!
Just reported it to Feedback.
So you can squeeze more music on but you give up photos.........

Bonita,
There is a special 128 bit service pack for the 128 bit version of WLS 5.1.
Please contact support to get the 128 bit service pack. Whomever helps
you will need to verify that your company is qualified to receive the 128 bit
version.
Kaye

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Hi
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I look at the System log and see the cipher strength is only 56.
Does anybody have an idea how can I raise the cipher strength?
Thanks

Sorry,
It was my fault. I used 56-bit SDK. After upgrade all is perfect.
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Hi
I need to establish a connection over SSL with 128-bit encryption from my
client application to Active Directory. But when a connection isestablished
I look at the System log and see the cipher strength is only 56.
Does anybody have an idea how can I raise the cipher strength?
Thanks

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Repost with corrected e-mail address -- sorry!
Hello. I'm having a problem with 128-bit SSL and Internet Explorer.
I'm using WebLogic 5.1 (128-bit build) and a Verisign certificate.
We're seeing some strange behavior with Internet Explorer. It seems to
work fine from some machines, but doesn't work from others. On the ones
that it doesn't work, it gives the "The page cannot be displayed"
message. I've tried this with IE 4.0.1 (with 128-bit patch) and IE 5.5
(128-bit by default) and have the same problems with both. We're seeing
this problem across various Windows operating systems, but aren't seeing
any pattern there. Any ideas as to what might be the problem?
Thanks in advance,
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The Mozilla browsers which include Firefox has supported 256-bit even encryption for a long time now.
The issue could perhaps be the e-qip site is still looking for the old obsolete '''U''' in the useragent which was used to specify the encryption strength of 128-bit though 256-bit has been supported for a long while already at time by Mozilla applications. This "U" was removed in Firefox useragent as of 4.0 which was released March 22nd, 2011. The old 3.6.x was the last to have it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_agent#Encryption_strength_notations
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/09/final-user-agent-string-for-firefox-4/

Problems with IE and 128-bit encryption

Hello. I'm having a problem with 128-bit SSL and Internet Explorer.
I'm using WebLogic 5.1 (128-bit build) and a Verisign certificate.
We're seeing some strange behavior with Internet Explorer. It seems to
work fine from some machines, but doesn't work from others. On the ones
that it doesn't work, it gives the "The page cannot be displayed"
message. I've tried this with IE 4.0.1 (with 128-bit patch) and IE 5.5
(128-bit by default) and have the same problems with both. We're seeing
this problem across various Windows operating systems, but aren't seeing
any pattern there. Any ideas as to what might be the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Steve

This forum is for Microsoft Exchange. Consider posting your question in the most appropriate Windows 8.1 forum here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/home?category=w8itpro
Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

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Upon waking, my iPad would often prompt me to re-enter my WiFi password, or simply say that it wasn't connected to the internet.
I was using an old D-Link Router with 64-bit WEP encryption. After talking to a senior support tech, I switched the WEP to 128-bit and it's been smooth sailing ever since.
This is still a bug, because if you're in some random hotel, you can't change the router settings. But this workaround may help until a patch is released.

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I ran into the same problem with my FLAC files. It's hard to compromise quality, especially for albums by Hans Zimmer, John Murphy, and Two Steps from ****, but tis life. If you're not interested in downloading some third party program to convert like I wasn't, there is this nifty little site that converts music for you for free. No ads, no tricky layouts, just simple upload, convert, and download the file when it's done. They offer a pretty limited selection of conversion options, but better than not at all.
Formats: mp3, wav, wma, ogg
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Link: http://media.io/
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128 bit encryption requirement not working

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WRT54GS V7 128 BIT ENCRYPTION

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2. Is this something to worry about?

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128 bit incription

Dear all, I have an AE base station that is used to provide network access for a number of machines, most on AE cards, but one (G4 733mhz) has an original airport card. Until recently, I have had security set to 40 bit WEP, not wonderful I know, but I wasn't too concerned. However I recently allowed a PC to connect, and our local IT unit has suggested that, as PC's are more at risk, security should be at 128 bit. I set this up and I have had no end of problems with the G4. All of the other machines (with AE cards) have been fine. The G4 however either takes multiple trys to connect, or connects and then drops out. I first thought that the card might be failing, but having tried another one the same problems exist. I then thought curruption in keychain - but a untouched admin account seems to have the same issues. I have gone back to 40 bit and the problem appears to have gone. Has anyone seen these issues with original airport cards and 128 WEP?
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128 bit WEP

Dear all, I have posted this in the Airport Extreme forum as well, but it sort of fits into both, so sorry for repetition!
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New iPad asks for WiFi password. There is none. My WiFi uses WEP 128 bit encryption, but there is no "password" to enter.

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iPad: Issues connecting to Wi-Fi networks http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3304
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