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jamarconi · 02-16-03, 05:11 PM

The driver that comes with the 660W only keeps track of one configuration. However, there is an updated driver on their website that allows you to keep track of multiple profiles. In my case, I have one profile called "work" and one called "home". The "work" one uses a unique SSID but no encryption. The "home" one uses a unique SSID and 128-bit encryption. Switching between the two profiles is as easy as bringing up the 660W setting program and selecting the one you want (after you have set it up). I don't know how many profiles it can keep though - two was as many as I needed.

Hope this helps.

02-16-03, 05:11 PM	#2 (permalink)
jamarconi Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The driver that comes with the 660W only keeps track of one configuration. However, there is an updated driver on their website that allows you to keep track of multiple profiles. In my case, I have one profile called "work" and one called "home". The "work" one uses a unique SSID but no encryption. The "home" one uses a unique SSID and 128-bit encryption. Switching between the two profiles is as easy as bringing up the 660W setting program and selecting the one you want (after you have set it up). I don't know how many profiles it can keep though - two was as many as I needed. Hope this helps.