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Jeff K

Installing WEP Keys on Windows 7 during deployment

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i have been trying for a couple of weeks now to try and deploy WEP keys to a windows 7 test machine. i have gone and tried to find some way of deploying them and thought i had it figured out by using a script. but either the script or something else is not working with each other. here is what i do for the script.

 

netsh wlan export profile name=”CorpWIFI”

' It will make a file called Wireless Network Connection-CorpWIFI.xml and copy to the c drive

netsh wlan add profile filename=”C:\Wireless Network Connection-CorpWIFI.xml”

netsh wlan connect CorpWIFI

 

after i do this it completes fine but it asks for the wep key. i have looked on various forums and i can not get this to work. any help would be great. i have tried on 3 different machines and all do the same thing.

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as the others advised on Technet and Myitforum.com have you tried gpo's ? if not any reason why not ?

 

It doesnt allow me to automatically set the wep key in the gpo if so i must be missing something. but i just need a way of doing a osd and having the wep key installed on the machine. is there a way to do this before the capture? if so, how do I do that i have tried and look for a simple way.

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