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Configuration	Section 3

Field

802.1X mode

Key Input

Method

Description

Can only be enabled when the ESS Authorization is set to Open or PSK and either WEP64 or WEP128 is selected (see the Encryption Status field). During the Authentication process, the server verifies the identity of the client attempting to connect to the network. When WPA or WPA-PSK is selected in the ESS Authentication field, this option is automatically selected.

If not already enabled, select to activate this feature. When enabled, Dynamic Key generation occurs, meaning a key is automatically generated when the client requests one.

Available if PSK and/or WEP is selected. The options are:

Pass Phrase (default setting) Hexadecimal

ASCII

	If you select either Pass Phrase or Hexadecimal, in Key Content, the
	format of the Key appears in a hexadecimal format.
	If you are using other non-Motorola wireless products and a security
	algorithm other than WPA-PSK, you must enter your WEP keys
	manually in either ASCII or hexadecimal format for the non-Motorola
	wireless products.
Pass Phrase	Enter the Pass Phrase to be used for Key encryption. Keep a record of
	this Pass Phrase so you can enter the same phrase for the Motorola
	client devices on your wireless LAN, if supported. You will use this
	Pass Phrase when using WPA security with your client devices. Pass
	Phrase must be between 8 and 63 characters.
	The default pass phrase is motorola.
Key Length	The option selected determines the strength of the key. Only available
	when ESS mode is set to PSK and the Encryption Status is set to
	None.
	There are two options:
	128-bit
	64-bit.

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