Configuring 802.11 wireless security in WRT110

I wish to implement 802.11 wireless security settings in my router WRT110. I am unble to see how it can be done . Any suggestions ?
Thanks
Shrikant

Gain access to your admin pages in the router and select the wireless tab.
Then go here.

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