got my wireless card now questions

[danbeaver]

The answer is, "42"

[danbeaver]

Your SSID is the name of your network you log in to and the passphrase is the password you use to log in.  If you use a home network and don't know these, then the walrus and the carpenter shed a bitter tear.

[danbeaver]

It may also be asking for the administration password of your router/hub. I'm not sure why it would be, though - when I set my X1000 wireless card up, I only needed to enter the SSID (name of my wifi network) and password.
All these usernames and passwords will have been provided to you by your ISP.

There is never a reason a client device would need administrative access to your router.

[danbeaver]

I'm reaching here, but I'm just guessing that questions about what is the SSID and paraphrase might take precedence over the questions just asked about 802.11g/b, WAN WEP, WPA, and bandwidth.

This is only my opinion, mind you.

[danbeaver]

Yep, still missing the forest because of all the trees in the way...

[danbeaver]

Praise the Lord and God Bless!  A couple more people who see the Big Picture.