45  VoIP Subscriber Gateways 
 
  802.11b – if all the Wi-Fi clients support standard 802.11b; 
  802.11bg – if network has Wi-Fi clients with 802.11b and 802.11g support; 
  802.11bgn – if the  network has Wi-Fi clients with 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n 
support. 
-  Security options – select security mode of wireless network: 
  Off – disable encryption to transmit data (low security level); 
  WEP  –  WEP  algorithm  –  when  this  type  of  authentication  is  selected,  you  must 
enter security keys: 
 
WEP Keys – You can enter up to two different keys of 10 or 26 hexadecimal digits, 
or 5 or 13 ASCII
. To select a key, check the corresponding box. Using WEP is not 
recommended  due  to  security  flaws  related  primarily  to  its  encryption weakness 
and lack of any user authentication mechanisms. The key problem of WEP is that it 
uses highly similar keys for different data packages; 
  Use  WPA  only  –  use  only  WPA  standard.  WPA  uses  TKIP,  MIC  and  802.1X 
algorithms, it significantly increases security of the standard in relation to WEP; 
  Use  WPA2  only  –  use  only  WPA2  standard.  CCMP  and  AES  are  implemented  in 
WPA2 thereby WPA2 became more secured in opposite to WPA. Take into account 
that it is recommended to use this secure algorithm; 
  Use WPA and WPA2 – use security algorithm WPA and WPA2. 
When any type of WPA authentication is selected, the following settings will be available for 
editing: 
-  Authentication mode – select authentication method – secret phrase (password) or key 
access: 
 
 
 
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 ASCII is a set of 128 characters for machine representation of capital and lower case Latin characters, digits, punctuation 
marks, and special symbols.