How To Configure 802.1X Advanced Security - NETGEAR WAG511 User Manual

User's Manual for the NETGEAR Dual Band Wireless PC Card 32-bit CardBus WAG511
For example, Domain Name: netgear.com
Note: Whatever Certificate and CA Server options you fill in will automatically also
populate the Domain Name and Login Name fields.
— PEAP
• CA Server: ___________________________________________________________
For example, CA Server: Netgear Https
• Domain Name: ___________________ Login Name: _________________
For example, Domain Name: netgear.com
Note: Whatever Certificate and CA Server options you fill in will automatically also
populate the Domain Name and Login Name fields.
• User Name: ________________ Password: ________________
For example, Windows User Name: netgeckoPassword: likesbugs
Note: While the User Name and Password in this example is the same as the Windows
User Name and Password (administered through the Windows Domain controllers or
the Windows Active Directory), in a UNIX network the User Name and Password
might be the LDAP credentials for this user, or the User Name and Password could
simply be the credentials stored in the RADIUS server.
Use the procedures below to configure 802.1x security settings in the WAG511.

How to Configure 802.1x Advanced Security

Note The EAP-TLS option requires that a certificate from a Certificate Authority be installed on
:
the PC first. When using the EAP-PEAP option, a certificate on the PC can be dynamically
downloaded to the client. If your are using the EAP-TLS option, be sure the certificate is installed
on the PC before completing this procedure. For assistance with installing a certificate on your PC,
consult your network administrator, Windows help, or the documentation for your PC.
Follow the steps below to configure 802.1x security.
1. Run the WAG511 Smart Wireless Wizard.
Make sure the WAG511 software is installed and the WAG511 is fully inserted in your PC.
a.
Open the configuration utility by clicking on the WAG511 icon
b.
desktop or in the system tray. The Settings tab page opens.
2. Configure the Network Name (SSID) settings.
Enter the SSID. This is also called the Wireless Network Name.
Wireless Security Configuration
202-10041-01 September 2004
Login Name: webmaster@netgear.com
Login Name: webmaster@netgear.com
on the Windows
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