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[PresidentJackson]

Can not connect to DGL-4500 with T-Mobile/HTC Windows Mobile 6.5 Dash 3G using WPA2 and AES with a passphrase of September1946 or 64 zeroes.

[FurryNutz]

Do those devices support the AES encryption method? Some devices only support TPIK. What mode are you using for WiFi?

What happends when you try only TPIK or auto? I now my MAC Book Pro does support WPA2/AES at N mode only on 5Ghz on the 4500. My 1st gen iPhone only does G mode at 2.4Ghz with TPIK.

[PresidentJackson]

Can only use AES to support 802.11n on the Dell Inspiron 1720 and 1721.  I do NOT want to lose 300 mbps on the Dell notebooks.

[FurryNutz]

sounds like you need a WiFi access point to augment your 4500 that will broadcast the other wifi modes you need. I have the same kind of setup here. I run the 4500 on the N mode only for my mac book and have a 2nd Airport WiFi unit that handles the B/G wireless mode devices like the iPhones and other Non N supporting devices in the house.

[zippoking]

Can't you have the setting for AES and TKIP, then it will let the device choose?  That way your Dell's use AES and the phone uses TKIP?

[PresidentJackson]

That is exactly what I determined yesterday after connecting to a Netgear router with that configuration.