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Figure 4.12
RADIUS
Settings
Figure 4.13
802.11b
Settings
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Note: ASCII WEP is case sensitive.
40bit HEX: 10 digits, using characters 0-9
and a-f, "00234ABCDE"
104bit HEX: 26 digits, using characters 0-9
and a-f, "20123456789abcdeabcdewxyzh"
Click Set.
4.12 Security/RADIUS
Select "Security", then "RADIUS" from the
menu on the left. Set up RADIUS parameters.
When a client requests communication with
the WLMR-L11G, the WLMR-L11G reports
its own MAC address to the RADIUS server
and asks for communication approval to the
client. Once the RADIUS recognizes the
client, the RADIUS issues a key to the
AirStation and the client for initiation of
communication. Clients must register with a
RADIUS server on a network, before wireless
authentication is possible.
4.12.1 RADIUS with MAC/EAP
Authentication
Set up the authentication by MAC address or
EAP. If EAP authentication is selected, set
the following parameters:
- Server = Name of the RADIUS server
or IP address.
- Port = Number to be used by the
RADIUS upon authentication. AirStation
default is port 1812. Some RADIUS
servers use port 1645.
- Password = Password for RADIUS
server.
- Shared Secret=Use lower case alphanu-
meric characters between 1-255.
- Timeout = Number of seconds for
connecting to a RADIUS server before
the AirStation will time out.
- Number of confirmations made =
Number of times the AirStation will try
to connect to a RADIUS server. If a
Secondary RADIUS server is set up, the
AirStation will attempt authentication
with the Secondary.
4.13 802.11b
4.13.1 ANY Connection
Enables a client PC to connect to the nearest
WLMR-L11G by entering the word "any" for
the ESS-ID. If the "ANY Connection" is
deselected, the WLMR-L11G will not be
found using the ESS-ID of "any" in the client
PC.
4.13.2 PS (Privacy Separator)
Enables a client PC to connect to the nearest
WLMR-L11G, blocking communications to
and from other clients.
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