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Chapter 7: Managing Network Profiles 72 • TTLS/MS‐CHAPv2. (Tunneled Transport Layer Security with MS‐CHAPv2) TTLS uses public key infrastructure certificates (only on the server) to establish a Transport Layer Security tunnel. Pre‐Shared Key (PSK). PSK does not require an authentication server. A preset authentication key (either a 8‐63 character pass phrase or a 64 character hex key) is shared to the devices on your network and allows them to communicate with each other. LEAP. (Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol) LEAP requires both client and server to authenticate and then creates a dynamic WEP key. To configure WLAN settings: 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 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 Settings tab. 6 Configure the WLAN settings as desired. • If you are using WEP keys, you must select either 40 Bit or 128 Bit key size, and create the keys. The keys you enter must be in hex format. A 40‐bit key should have 10 characters and a 128‐bit key should have 26 characters. To change the value for one of the hex digits in a key, type a new value (between 0‐9 and A‐F) in the appropriate text box. An example of a 40‐bit key would be: 5D43AB290F. • If you are using WEP key rotation, you must choose the encryption algorithm, starting date and time, rotation interval, and a pass code. After you enable WEP key rotation, click the Settings button to configure these options.
Chapter 7: Managing Network Profiles 73 • If you are using PEAP, TTLS, or LEAP authentication, you can provide a path to the certificate. • If you are using EAP_FAST, you can provide a path to a PAC (Protected Access Credential). • If you are using an EAP method or LEAP, you can configure whether the <strong>User</strong> Credentials are Prompt (user is prompted when credentials are required) or Fixed (credentials are automatically sent when required). NOTE The availability of authentication settings is dependent on what encryption method you have selected. 7 Save your changes. Configuring WWAN Settings From a network profile, you can configure WWAN settings for your devices with WWAN capabilities. These settings will be deployed with the profile and applied on the device.The options include: Connection Name Connection Type A name for the connection. There are two connection types available for your WWAN‐enabled devices: APN (GPRS / EDGE / 3G). Provide an Access Point Name if you are using a 3G connection. An example of an APN would be: wap.cingular Dial‐Up. The number to be dialed by the modem. This does not correspond to the number of the device. Credentials Sets the method for sending EAP credentials. Prompt. When the credentials are needed, the user is prompted with a dialog box to enter the information. Fixed. When the credentials are needed, the information is automatically sent without prompting the user.
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