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Wireless Security Configuration
Configuring 802.1X AP Authentication
If radios are shut down on an already-authenticated access point, you will only
be able to reconfigure the access point using a wired ethernet connection or
the console port.
Caution When a VLAN with tagged management is used together with AP authentica-
tion on the Access Point 530, do not configure the switch authenticator with
an "auth-vid" or with a RADIUS assigned VLAN. Using either of these config-
urations will place the switch authentication port in an untagged state that
will take precedence over any statically defined VLAN tagging on the port. If
this occurs, management traffic will not be sent from the port after authenti-
cation.
Web: Configuring AP Authentication
The AP Authentication screen, shown in Figure 7-12, enables 802.1X AP
authentication on the Access Point 530.
You can modify the following parameters:
■ AP Authentication: Enables 802.1X AP authentication for the access
point. Default is disabled.
■ EAP Type: Selects the authentication method.
■ AP Username: Specifies the “user” name of the access point.
■ Password: Specifies the password for the access point “user”.
■ [Update]: Updates the AP Authentication settings.
Figure 7-12. Configuring AP Authentication
To Enable AP Authentication:
1. Select Management > AP Authentication.
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