Nokia E61
Special focus is on the selection of the WLAN security
mode.
and other technologies, are organized in so called Internet
Access Points (IAPs) in your device. For WLAN access point
usage, a WLAN IAP can be created. The advantage of using
WLAN access point is that you have more control
(particularly regarding security) over network traffic
because it passes through the access point, and that you
can use any resources in the wired network that the
WLAN access point is connected to. The most important
settings in the WLAN IAP include the network name
(SSID), the WLAN security mode, and the security mode
specific security settings.
directly with each other without any WLAN access points.
This is done via ad hoc networks, which are established by
a single user and others can then join in. Ad hoc
connections are easy to set up, but they are limited to
devices within the wireless transmission range. You can
use ad hoc WLAN connections to print a document in your
device to a compatible printer, for example.
Point for a WLAN access point
To use an existing access point as a basis for the new
one, select
wireless LAN, select
not enter the SSID here, you are not able to connect
to networks that use a hidden SSID.
To select the network from the wireless LANs in
range, select