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Settings for WLAN roaming
Roaming refers to the nutrunner traveling from one access point to another using the same access data.
Roaming is used if the range of an access point is insufficient in an application or if it does not cover all
relevant areas. In this case, multiple
access points (with identical access data) increase the range and coverage.
In company networks such installations are often implemented using networks with a
central controller that manages the access points.
With the roaming function the Nexo travels between the individual access points without losing network
connection and having to reconnect. With the roaming function access points can also be changed fast-
er.
Table 9–85: WLAN tab - security
Element Description
Method Select the safety method:
– Uncoded
– WPA/WPA2 Personal
– WPA/WPA2 enterprise
WPA (WiFi Protected Access) is used to encrypt information. This ensures
that no other persons than those having the appropriate authorization can ac-
cess the network. If WPA2 is used, an individual code is assigned to each
user; if WPA is used, a pre-installed code is used for the users; in this case,
the same passphrase is assigned to each user. WPA2 has a higher safety
level than WPA.
Authentification Is displayed with Method = WPA/WPA2 enterprise
Select the authentification:
– PEAP
–None
–EAP-TLS
–EAP-TTLS
User name Is displayed with Method = WPA/WPA2 enterprise
Enter the user name.
Password Is displayed with Method = WPA/WPA2 Personal / WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
Enter the WPA passphrase in Password, 32 characters maximum. Click
Hide to display the passphrase as encryption or Show to display it as normal
text.
Root Certificate Is displayed with Method = WPA/WPA2 enterprise
Using a certificate for encryption.
Please note: Certificates usually have a period of validity. This means they are
subject to a date. If the time is not set at the nutrunner or if the internal battery
back-up is depleted, the time has to be set again at the nutrunner before it
can connect to the network.
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1. To set the time in the NEXO-OS operating system, go to the
Settings  Time & date menu. The time may
also be set directly at the tool display via Time & date if it was configured accordingly in the NEXO-OS.
Click on the icon to directly load the root certificate:
1. The dialog Upload root certificate is displayed.
2. Select the file.
3. Click Upload to start the upload. Click Cancel to stop the update.
TKIP Enable TKIP to use a safety protocol for wireless networks (Temporal Key In-
tegrity Protocol - TKIP).