Hi all. I am trying to connect to a network, via LEAP authentication. When I open 192.168.1.1 (IP address of my router), and visit the "wireless" section, I see that there are four different options 1. Radius 2. WPA Enterprise 3. WPA2 Enterprise 4. WPA/WPA2 Enterprise 2., 3., 4. are obvious. I believe 1. indicates that the router (access point) supports LEAP authentication. (I ask this, because I have read at many places, that LEAP-authentication requires support from the access-point.) So, assuming the above is true, I proceed further. Now, at 192.168.1.1, besides the obvious settings for WPA/WPA2, there is also a setting for "WEP" keys (which I believe is requried for LEAP authentication). Fair enough. I have set a WEP key. Now, I try to connect through nm-applet. nm-applet asks me two parameters (besides the obvious ones, like SSID, etc.) : a. Username b. Password * Now, my query is, what do these two parameters correspond to ? (The most obvious answer is that they correspond to username-password, as set in "users" file for the freeradius server - the obvious pair that is used in TTLS, TLS and PEAP authentication. But then where does WEP keys come into picture ??)* Obviously, I ask all this because I am unable to connect via LEAP-authentication :-) Regards, Ajay