ADTRAN AOS Version R10.1.0 Command Reference Manual page 2844

Command Reference Guide
eap
eap md5-static-key
eap md5-static-key-optional Defines the WEP security mode for this VAP. A client must support WEP
wpa
aes-ccmp
tkip
psk
<key>
Default Values
By default, no security mode is defined.
Command History
Release 15.1
60000CRG0-35E
Specifies that the WPA security mode use the Extensible Authentication
Protocol (EAP) as a universal authentication framework in the wireless
network. A client must support WEP with 802.1x. Authentication is
performed between the client and a remote authentication dial-in user
service (RADIUS) server.
Defines the WEP security mode for this VAP. A client must support WEP
with 802.1x. Authentication is performed between the client and a RADIUS
server. It indicates that all clients are using EAP-type message digest 5
(MD5). This EAP type does not perform key generation and requires
appropriate static WEP keys be configured on this VAP (refer to
wep-key on page 2846). The user can specify security WEP keys 2 through
4, the first WEP key is obtained from the RADIUS server.
with 802.1x. Authentication is performed between the client and a RADIUS
server. It indicates that some clients are using EAP-type MD5 while other
clients are using more advanced EAP types (transport layer security (TLS),
Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol (PEAP), etc.). Unlike the
advanced EAP types, EAP-type MD5 does not perform key generation and
requires appropriate static WEP keys be configured on this VAP (refer to
security wep-key on page
through 4, the first WEP key is obtained from the RADIUS server.
Configures this VAP for WPA security mode.
Specifies using the WPA2 algorithms. This security setting can be used
alone or in combination with Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP).
Specifies that the WPA security mode use TKIP as its keying structure. This
protocol specifies the algorithms used for rotating keys. TKIP can be used
alone or in combination with aes-ccmp.
Specifies that the WPA security mode use preshared keys (PSKs) for key
management. PSK may be used in combination with tkip and/or aes-ccmp.
This method does not require a RADIUS authentication server. The PSK
must be known on all VAP clients.
Defines the PSK for security. The key must consist of 8 to 63 ASCII or 16 to
126 hexadecimal characters. Clients supporting WPA PSK are allowed to
connect to this VAP.
Command was introduced.
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VAP Interface Command Set
2846). The user can specify security WEP keys 2
security
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