Digging up yet another old thread...
WAP? When dealing with wireless, the usual meaning of "WAP" is "Wireless Access Point", which is the base station.
The two things you could be referring to are WEP or WPA, both types of wireless security.
WEP is the older, insecure type. I know that WaveLAN drivers support WEP, at least on later OSes. Not sure about on earlier.
WPA is a much newer standard, and has ZERO support in anything older than OS X 10.2. Which means no WPA support in 7.6.1 (or even 9.2.2, for that matter.)
WAP? When dealing with wireless, the usual meaning of "WAP" is "Wireless Access Point", which is the base station.
The two things you could be referring to are WEP or WPA, both types of wireless security.
WEP is the older, insecure type. I know that WaveLAN drivers support WEP, at least on later OSes. Not sure about on earlier.
WPA is a much newer standard, and has ZERO support in anything older than OS X 10.2. Which means no WPA support in 7.6.1 (or even 9.2.2, for that matter.)