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Note
• If you choose PEAP or EAP-TTLS, you do not need to do this.
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11.
11. Set up Weak encryption restriction.
Select Restrict.
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12. Set up Weak certificate restriction.
Select Restrict.
13.
13. Select Enable/disable IEEE802.1X/EAP to enable IEEE802.1X/EAP
Select OK and save the settings to enable IEEE802.1X/EAP.
Note
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• You can enable or disable IEEE802.1X/EAP on the operation panel.
Note that the advanced IEEE802.1X/EAP settings are not available on the operation panel.
14. Connect to IEEE802.1X/EAP switch (Authenticator) or IEEE802.1X/EAP access point.
14.
When IEEE802.1X/EAP is enabled, it is possible to search for SSIDs of IEEE802.1X/EAP access
points in Manual setup on the operation panel.
Select the SSID of the IEEE802.1X/EAP access point to connect.
For a wired LAN, connect the LAN cable to the IEEE802.1X/EAP switch.
If You Cannot Connect
If you are unable to connect to the IEEE802.1X/EAP switch (Authenticator) or access point, please redo
the settings from step 3 above.
Important
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• Wireless Direct is disabled when you connect to an IEEE802.1X/EAP access point. When using
the Remote UI, enable Wireless Direct from the operation panel settings and connect again using
Wireless Direct.
Note
• From the Setup menu screen, select Device settings > LAN settings > Wi-Fi > Manual setup >
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IEEE802.1X/EAP > Latest auth. result to help troubleshoot.
1. Check that the wireless router is turned on is displayed when the switch/access point may not
1.
be turned on.
2. If the error cannot be identified, such as multiple problems occurring, An error has occurred is
2.
displayed.
3.
3. If a connection processing problem or encryption-authentication mismatch is detected, Failed to
connect to the wireless router <See manual> is displayed.
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