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Access Point Configuration Configuring Wireless Security 5-50 8. Click the [Apply Changes] button. 9. Click the [Authentication] button. 10. Under 802.1x Setup, select Required. 11. If there are clients in the service area that are not WPA-enabled, enter time periods for refreshing the session and broadcast encryption keys, and for re-authenticating the client. 12. Click the [Apply Changes] button. 13. Click the [WPA Settings] button. 14. Under WPA Configuration Mode, check Required if you want only WPAenabled clients to connect to the network. If you want some clients to connect that are not WPA-enabled, leave this check box clear. 15. Under Multicast Cipher Mode, select WEP if you are supporting any clients that are not WPA-enabled, otherwise select TKIP. Only select AES if you are sure that all clients support AES encryption. 16. Click the [Apply Changes] button. To Configure WPA in Pre-shared Key Mode: 1. Select the Security tab. 2. Click the [Shared Key Setup] button. 3. Set the Authentication Type Setup to Open System. 4. Click the [Apply Changes] button. 5. Click the [Authentication] button. 6. Under 802.1x Setup, select Disable. 7. Click the [Apply Changes] button. 8. Click the [WPA Settings] button. 9. Under WPA Configuration Mode, check Required. 10. Under WPA Pre-Shared Key Type, select Hexadecimal or Alphanumeric. 11. For the WPA Pre-Shared Key, enter exactly 64 hexadecimal digits or between 8 and 63 alphanumeric characters. (Be sure that all wireless clients use the same pre-shared key.) 12. Click the [Apply Changes] button.
Figure 5-11. WPA Settings Window CLI: Configuring WPA Settings CLI Commands Used in This Section Command Syntax CLI Reference Page interface authentication [no] 802.1x wpa-clients wpa-mode multicast-cipher page 6-53 page 6-66 page 6-40 page 6-72 page 6-73 page 6-71 Access Point Configuration Configuring Wireless Security 5-51
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