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548 Chapter 21 Figure 21.57 : Configuring the RADIUS server information Figure 21.58 : Configuring reauthentication. To enable the wireless client for LEAP, first ensure that it is using the most recent firmware and drivers. Once you’ve got the most up-to-date files, proceed as follows to get the client configured and authenticated using LEAP: 1. Launch the Cisco Aironet Client Utility (ACU) , shown in Figure 21.59 . Notice that the ACU reports that the network adapter is not associated with the AP. www.newnespress.com
Implementing Advanced <strong>Wireless</strong> <strong>Security</strong> 549 Figure 21.59 : Using the Cisco ACU Figure 21.60 : Creating a new profile This is normal at this point because the AP is configured to require LEAP authentication. 2. Click the Profi le Manager button to create a new profile, as shown in Figure 21.60 . Click the Add button to enter the new profile name, and then click the OK button to begin configuring the profile. www.newnespress.com
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About the Authors Steven Arms (Chap
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About the Authors xv Timothy Stapko
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Part 1 Wireless Technology
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Wireless Fundamentals 9 standards a
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Wireless LAN Standards 145 Standard
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Wireless LAN Standards 153 6.3 802.
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Wireless LAN Standards 155 Modulati
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CHAPTER 7 Wireless Sensor Networks
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Wireless Sensor Networks 185 Additi
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CHAPTER 8 Attacks and Risks John Ri
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210 Chapter 9 9.1 What Is Security?
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Security Defined 223 form of authen
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CHAPTER 13 Managing Access John Rit
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Managing Access 311 13.2.4 Password
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CHAPTER 16 Security Policy George L
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