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3.2.3 Creating a WLAN (SSID) Path: WLANs → WLANs Initially all that is needed is the SSID “eduroam”, but usually it is desirable to have an SSID for guests who cannot use “eduroam” or if an SSID is required for testing. An SSID can serve one or more of the virtual interfaces which have previously been defined and can easily be switched on or off as required. The first thing that must be done is to define a profile name and specify an SSID. This information cannot be changed later. 20
Under General, the WLAN can be enabled or disabled at any time. Usually the SSID is set to broadcast and for eduroam this is mandatory. Here we have configured “Interface” as a virtual interface intended for the use of guests. This VLAN has the lowest level of security and functions as a fall-back network. Users of other categories will be referred to other VLANs. Further information on this will be found below. 21
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