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Note: All the security settings you provide must be similar to the security settings
defined from the wireless access point.
Privacy
Authentication Mode Authentication modes include:
• Open, Shared, WPA-PSK, WPA, WPA2-PSK, and WPA2
Encryption Mode Encryption modes include:
• WEP, AES, and TKIP
IEEE 802.1X Authentication
Enable IEEE 802.1X authentication for the network Select to allow you to use
certificates instead of password keys to authenticate your application into the
wireless network
EAP Type EAP Types include:
• PEAP (MS-CHAPV2 and GTC), TLS, TTLS (PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP, MS-CHAPV2),
and SIM
Preconfigured key
Format for entering key
• ASCII characters or Hexadecimal digits
Key Index 1-4 Allows you to specify which of the four keys will be used as the
default key
Key Length Determines the length of the network key
• 64Bits or 128Bits
Network Key A string of characters used to function as a password to connect to
the network. Parameters may vary depending on the encryption mode, format
and length used.
Confirm new key Requires you to retype the network key to confirm its value
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