Property Name Description
the WEP key for each session, preventing
attackers retrieving data by cracking the key.
EAP-TLS
TLS stands for Transport Layer
Security. EAP-TLS requires both a client and a
server to exchange digital certificates to
authenticate each other. It uses Public Key
Infrastructure (PKI) to protect communication.
A server and a client need to obtain certificates
from a certification authority (CA), and use
these certificates to validate each other’s
identity.
EAP-TTLS
TTLS stands for Tunneled Transport
Layer Security. It has two stages. First, a server
sends its certificate to a client after it received
an authentication request. This certificate is
used to create an encrypted tunnel (TLS
tunnel) between the server and the client.
Second, both sides exchange attribute-value
pairs (AVP) through this tunnel.
PEAP
Short for Protected Extensible
Authentication Protocol. Similar to EAP-TTLS, it
creates an encrypted tunnel between a server
and a client in the first stage. After that, it
starts the second EAP exchange through this
tunnel.
EAP-FAST
FAST stands for Flexible
Authentication via Secure Tunneling. Similar to
PEAP, it has two stages. First, it uses a
Protected Access Credentials (PACs) to create
an encrypted tunnel. Second, it authenticates
the client to the server within the tunnel.
EAP Username The username for EAP authentication. It
accepts 1-63 alphanumeric characters.
EAP Password The password for EAP authentication. It
accepts 1-32 alphanumeric characters.
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