ZyXEL Communications NWA3560-N User Manual page 202

Chapter 15 System
Click Con figu r a t ion > Syst e m > Aut h. Se r ve r. The following screen displays.
Figure 101 Configurat ion > Syst em > Aut h. Server
The following t able describes t he labels in t his screen.
Table 80 Configurat ion > Syst em > Aut h. Server
LABEL
Enable
Aut hent icat ion
Server
Aut hent icat ion
Server Cert ificat e
Trust ed Client
Add
Edit
Rem ove
Act ivat e
I nact ivat e
#
St at us
Profile Nam e
I P Address
Mask
Descript ion
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DESCRIPTION
Select t his t o have t he device use it s int ernal RADI US server t o aut hent icat e
wireless client s connect ing t o t rust ed APs.
Select t he cert ificat e t he device's int ernal RADI US server uses for aut hent icat ing
wireless client s connect ing t o t rust ed APs.
Note: It is recommended that you replace the factory default certificate with one
that uses your device's MAC address. Do this when you first log in to the
device or in the Object > Certificate > My Certificates screen.
Use t his t able t o m anage t he list of profiles of t rust ed APs for which t he device
aut hent icat es wireless client s.
Click t his t o add a new t rust ed AP profile.
Click t his t o edit t he select ed t rust ed AP profile.
Click t his t o rem ove t he select ed t rust ed AP profile.
To t urn on a profile, select it and click Act iva t e .
To t urn off a profile, select it and click I n a ct iva t e .
This field is a sequent ial value, and it is not associat ed wit h a specific profile.
This field shows whet her or not t he ent ry is act ivat ed.
This field indicat es t he nam e assigned t o t he t rust ed AP profile.
This field indicat es t he I P address of t he t rust ed AP in dot t ed decim al not at ion.
This field indicat es t he subnet m ask of t he t rust ed AP in dot t ed decim al not at ion.
The subnet m ask indicat es what part of t he I P address is t he sam e for all
com put ers in t he net work.
This field shows t he inform at ion list ed t o help ident ify t he t rust ed AP profile.
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