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Three security options are available: Open, AES and Radius. All units on a wireless network
must share the same security settings.
Open: Removes all encryption and formal authentication methods. Note that even with the
"Open" setting, there is still a MAC address based Access Control system which provides a
basic level of security. (See the section on Access Control)
WPA2/AES: Provides 128-bit WPA2/AES data encryption with passphrase/shared-key based
authentication.
Radius: This option combines AES data encryption with Radius/802.1x authentication capability,
compatible with MS-CHAPv2/EAP authentication servers.
NOTE
sensitive with no spaces allowed.
characters in length. The shared-key must be 64 Hex digits.
NOTE
address format.
- AES passphrase and Radius identity / secret / password fields are case
- Radius identity must contain an '@' symbol, and is typically in email
Passphrase must be between 8 and 63
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