Encryption |
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Encryption | Set the data encryption level for the wireless node. The data encryption level |
| must be the same between all wireless nodes and access points in the same |
| network. The possible values for the data encryption level are Disable, 64 bits |
| and 128 bits. |
| some vendors. For more explanation on data encryption, please refer to the |
| wireless network fundamental chapter at the beginning of this reference guide. |
| Setting the data encryption level to Disable is to not use any encryption; this is |
| also called Open System data encryption. Setting the data encryption level to |
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| Key data encryption method. |
| data encryption method. |
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WEP Key | A |
Entry/Passphrase | key when using the Shared Key |
| However, this field is only visible when entering the passphrase for the first |
| time. When the encryption folder tab is open for the second time, the |
| passphrase will not be visible. Make a note of the passphrase when providing it |
| to the wireless node, as this information is needed for all other wireless nodes |
| on the same network. |
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WEP Key | The encryption key used to encrypt/decrypt wireless data. When set to |
Entry/Manual | (also called |
Entry | keys to encrypt wireless data. However, only one key is allowed in the |
| data encryption mode. |
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Default Tx Key | When the encryption level is set to |
| vendors), the wireless LAN configuration utility allows you to specify up to four |
| different keys to encrypt wireless data. The Default Tx field allows you to |
| specify which one of the four keys to activate. |
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About
The About screen shows the release information of the wireless LAN configuration utility software and the wireless nodes firmware.
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