What are the differences between Dynamic WEP unicast and broadcast keys?
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Dynamic WEP uses different keys for unicast traffic (traffic destined for only one address) and broadcast traffic (traffic sent to all users on the network). The unicast WEP key, which is unique to each user's session, is dynamically generated and changed frequently. This key is also changed every time the user roams to a new AP or logs out and logs back in. A separate key is used for broadcast traffic. The broadcast WEP key must be the same for all users on a particular subnet and AP because users connecting to the same AP must see the same broadcast information. Keys can be set to change frequently, such as every 15 to 30 minutes.
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