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with the TKIP and AES encryption to cover both AES and TKIP clients.
WEP open: You need to set your Key type to 128-bit ASCII, 128-bit hex, 64-bit
ASCII or 64-bit hex. Then, enter the Key (which is also commonly called a Network
key). The Key must be 13 characters long for a 128-bit ASCII key type, 26 characters
long for a 128-bit hex key type, and 5 characters long for a 64-bit ASCII key type or
10 characters long for a 64-bit hex key type.
WEP shared: You need to set your Key type to 128-bit ASCII, 128-bit hex, 64-
bit ASCII or 64-bit hex. Then, enter the Key (which is also commonly called a
Network key). The Key must be 13 characters long for a 128-bit ASCII key type, 26
characters long for a 128-bit hex key type, and 5 characters long for a 64-bit ASCII
key type or 10 characters long for a 64-bit hex key type.
WPA2 and WPA with 802.1x (RADIUS): You need to set your Encryption type to
TKIP and AES, AES or TKIP. Then you need to enter the RADIUS server IP
address and RADIUS Port. You will then need to enter the RADIUS key.
WPA2 with 802.1x (RADIUS): You need to set your Encryption type to TKIP and
AES, AES or TKIP. Then you need to enter the RADIUS server IP address and
RADIUS Port. You will then need to enter the RADIUS key.
WPA with 802.1x (RADIUS): You need to set your Encryption type to AES or
TKIP. Then you need to enter the RADIUS server IP address and RADIUS Port.
You will then need to enter the RADIUS key.
Note: Not all wireless clients support AES encryption when using WPA
(PSK) security. TKIP encryption with WPA is supported by most wireless
clients.
None: This disables all wireless security on your access point.
Note:
The setting of None is not recommended since without any
encryption enabled, your network will be vulnerable to outside malicious
attacks.
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