Intermec WA21 System Manual page 210

Chapter 8 — Managing, Troubleshooting, and Upgrading Access Points
Alphabetized List of Configuration Error Messages (continued)
Configuration Error Message
The address range for the DHCP server is invalid.
The DHCP server is enabled with an address range that is too large. If saved,
the range will be truncated to the maximum number of addresses.
The DHCP server requires a non-zero IP address.
The DHCP server subnet mask is invalid.
The IAPP secret key has not been changed from its default value.
The IP Address is zero.
The IP Address and IP Router must share the same subnet.
The IP Subnet Mask is invalid.
The IP Subnet Mask should not be zero.
The login password has not been changed from its default value.
The RADIUS server shared secret has not been changed from its default value.
The read-only password has the same value as the read-write password.
There are TLS entries in the embedded authentication server database but no
CA certificate is installed.
This device is configured as a login RADIUS server but no login database
entries exist.
You have elected to verify the server certificate but no CA certificate is installed
in the certificate store.
You have elected to verify the server certificate but the authentication server
common name is blank.
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Additional Information
On the TCP/IP Settings > DHCP
Server Setup screen, the Low
Address and High Address are not
set correctly. For help, see the
DHCP Server Setup Parameter
Descriptions table on page 56.
On the TCP/IP Settings > DHCP
Server Setup screen, the Low
Address and High Address are not
set correctly. For help, see the
DHCP Server Setup Parameter
Descriptions table on page 56.
For help, see "Configuring the
Access Point as a DHCP Server" on
page 54.
For help, see the DHCP Server
Setup Parameter Descriptions table
on page 56.
Intermec recommends that you
change the IAPP secret key from the
default for security reasons.
For help, see "Configuring the
TCP/IP Settings" on page 50.
For help, see "Configuring the
TCP/IP Settings" on page 50.
For help, see "Configuring the
TCP/IP Settings" on page 50.
For help, see "Configuring the
TCP/IP Settings" on page 50.
You need to install a trusted CA
certificate. For help, see "Installing
and Uninstalling Certificates" on
page 166.
For help, see the Embedded
Authentication Server Entry
Descriptions table on page 172.
You need to install a trusted CA
certificate. For help, see "Installing
and Uninstalling Certificates" on
page 166.
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