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Chapter 7Connecting to a Home NetworkWireless Encryption. If you entered an alphanumeric password, you will see this screen.Select the level of encryption used by your wireless network. If your network uses 104-bitencryption, select 128-bit encryption. Recorders are not currently compatible with 256-bitencryption.Confirm Settings. Select “Accept these settings” if they are correct. For steps you cantake to troubleshoot issues with your wireless connection, see “Questions AboutNetworking” on page 148.Change Connection Type. You see this screen if you are not using a shared Internetconnection to connect to the <strong>TiVo</strong> service. If your network has access to an always-onbroadband connection, select “Yes” to use it to connect to the <strong>TiVo</strong> service instead of aphone line.Next Step. You have completed wireless settings. If your home network has DHCP, andyou do not have a DHCP Client ID, the Recorder will automatically complete networksetup. We recommend that you confirm the DHCP settings of your network by continuingwith “TCP/IP Settings for a Home Network,” below.If your home network does not have DHCP, or if you have a DHCP client ID, continuewith “TCP/IP Settings for a Home Network.”TCP/IP Settings for a Home NetworkYou are ready to complete TCP/IP settings if:• You are connecting your Recorder to your home network wirelessly and have alreadycompleted “Wireless Settings for a Home Network” on page 121, or• You have a wired (Ethernet) adapter connecting your Recorder to your home network.124

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