802.1X With Eap-Md5; Advanced Security Mode; Handset Settings; Automatic Key Lock - ASCOM i75 Configuration Manual

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Ascom i75 VoWiFi Handset
4 Enter the user name for EAP authentication in the EAP authentication user name
field.
5 Enter the password for EAP authentication in the EAP authentication password
field.
8.4.6

802.1X with EAP-MD5

To select EAP-MD5 as the authentication method. EAP does not generate any encryption
key material. Do the following:
1 Select System > A.
2 Select "EAP-MD5" in the Security mode drop-down list.
3 Select "NONE", "WEP64" or "WEP128" in the Encryption type drop-down list.
4 Enter the user name for EAP authentication in the EAP authentication user name
field.
5 Enter the password for EAP authentication in the EAP authentication password
field.
6 If WEP64 or WEP128 encryption is used, select "WEP key X" in the WEP transmit
key drop-down list.
7 Enter the WEP key X (in hexadecimal format) for the WLAN in the WEP key X field.
Note: The WEP transmit key decides which key the handset is using for transmitting.
8.4.7

Advanced Security Mode

Advanced security mode is only used when it is necessary to have full flexibility of the
configuration. It is recommended to use the predefined settings in the Security mode
drop-down list.
Note: Advanced parameters only have effect if "Advanced" is selected in the Security
mode drop-down list.
1 Select System > A.
2 Select "Advanced" in the Security mode drop-down list, the following advanced
items are enabled.
• Advanced: Network association
• Advanced: Network authentication
• Advanced: EAP type
• Advanced: Inner EAP type
8.5

Handset Settings

This section describes specific settings for the handset and these settings can later be
changed by the user.
8.5.1

Automatic Key Lock

The automatic key lock is activated when the handset is inactive.
1 Select Device > User.
2 Select "Enable" in the Automatic key lock drop-down list.
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