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1.Click on Radio Security from the main menu. A screen as shown in the figure below will appear for the
2.Select the Authentication Type as
3.Enter the Key Entry Method as ASCII or HEX.
4.Enter the
5.Select the Cipher as TKIP or AES. (Note: AES cipher is only available in
6.Click on Save and click on Tools Reboot to reboot the unit. The settings will take effect after the reboot.
Note: For the
Figure: 2-37 airClient TOTAL Security - WPA-PSK Configuration
Table 2-4 Security Settings for WPA-PSK
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