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Chapter 7: Managing Network Profiles 68 Subnet Mask Domain Name System (DNS) Primary DNS Secondary Tertiary This option provides mobile devices with the subnet mask. You can provide the address, DNS name, or use the server location value. This option provides the domain name to the devices. Provides mobile devices with the IP address for a primary DNS. Provides mobile devices with the IP address for a secondary DNS (used if the primary DNS is unavailable). Provides mobile devices with the IP address for a tertiary DNS (used if the primary and secondary DNS are unavailable). (Infrastructure Device IP Settings) Manage IP Assignment This option allows you to manage the IP addresses assigned to your infrastructure devices with a DHCP server. To configure WLAN IP settings for a network profile: 1 From the Profiles tab, select the profile from the Profile List. 2 Click Edit. 3 In the Network Profile tab, enable the Manage WLAN IP option. 4 In the Scheduled Settings region, select which epoch you want the settings effective for from the drop‐down list. If you would like to add an epoch to the drop‐down list, click Add and select the date and time you want the epoch to begin. 5 Select the WLAN IP Settings tab. 6 Configure the WLAN IP settings as desired. 7 Save your changes.
Chapter 7: Managing Network Profiles 69 Configuring WLAN Settings From a network profile, you can configure WLAN settings for your devices. These settings will be deployed with the profile and applied on the device. The options include: SSID Encryption This option provides wireless devices with the SSID. The SSID is a service set identifier that only allows communication between devices sharing the same SSID. This option allows you to enable encryption between your devices and the server. You have the following options for encryption: Use Profile/None. Devices do not encrypt information. WEP. Wired Equivalent Privacy is an encryption protocol using either a 40‐ or 128‐bit key which is distributed to your devices. When WEP is enabled, a device can only communicate with other devices that share the same WEP key. NOTE Avalanche only tracks the WEP keys that were assigned to devices through the Avalanche Console. Consequently, WEP keys displayed in the console might not match the keys for a wireless device if you modified them from outside of Avalanche.
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