Wireless Access Point
378 Configuring the Wireless AP
8. Duration Attack NAV (ms): For the duration attack, you may also modify
the default duration value that is used to determine whether a packet
may be part of an attack. If the number of packets having at least this
duration value exceeds the Threshold number in the specified Period, an
attack is detected.
Impersonation Detection Settings
9. Attack/Event: The types of impersonation attack that you may detect are
described in Impersonation Attacks page 374. Detection of each attack
type may be turned On or Off separately. For AP or Station
Impersonation attacks, a default Threshold and Period (seconds) are
specified. If the number of occurrences of the type of packet being
detected exceeds the threshold in the specified number of seconds, then
the AP declares that an attack has been detected. You may modify the
Threshold and Period.
10. Sequence number anomaly: You may specify whether to detect this type
of attack in Data traffic or in Management traffic, or turn Off this type of
detection.
LED Settings
This window assigns behavior preferences for the AP’s IAP LEDs.
Figure 182. LED Settings
Procedure for Configuring the IAP LEDs
1. LED State: This option determines which event triggers the LEDs, either
when the IAP is enabled or when a station associates with the IAP.
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