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Command Reference Guide
security wep-key
Use the security wep-key command to define the wired equivalency privacy (WEP) keys for use in wep
shared-key and wep open-key security modes (refer to the command
four keys can be programmed. Set these keys before selecting the WEP security mode. Use the no form of
this command to disable the specified key. Variations of this command include:
security wep-key <index> <key>
security wep-key <index> <key> transmit-key
Specifying security mode wep open-key eap does not require any WEP keys to be defined
on the virtual access point (VAP).
Syntax Description
<index>
<key>
transmit-key
Default Values
By default, no keys are defined.
Command History
Release 15.1
60000CRG0-35E
Indicates the WEP key index value. The value and order of WEP-static keys
must match on the access point (AP) and all connecting clients. Valid
entries are 1 to 4 for wep shared-key and wep open-key. For eap
md5-static-key and eap md5-static-key-optional modes, the user can
specify security wep-key 2 through security wep-key 4, the first WEP key
is obtained from the remote authentication dial-in user service (RADIUS)
server.
Specifies the WEP key in hexadecimal characters. The key size is
determined using the command
shared-key or wep open-key security. The key length must follow the
setting of the
security wep-key-length on page
Enables the specified key to encrypt all wireless traffic sent by this VAP.
Only one WEP key index can be the current transmit key. The first index
entered under a VAP becomes the transmit key by default. The most recent
index specified with the transmit-key keyword becomes the current
transmit key. The default is the first WEP key index entered for the VAP.
Command was introduced.
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