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| PSK/EAP PSK – Short for | |
| passwords or encryption keys that are entered into both sides of the | ||
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| message exchange ahead of time. | |
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| into the clients and servers (authentication servers, access points, etc.) | |
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| or entered via floppy, | |
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| based keys," in which one side generates a key and sends it to the other | |
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| side during the authentication session. EAP – Short for Extensible | |
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| Authentication Protocol. A protocol that acts as a framework and | |
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| transport for other authentication protocols. EAP uses its own start and | |
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| end messages, but then carries any number of | |
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| between the client (supplicant) and access control node such as an access | |
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| point in a wireless network. | |
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| Cipher Type TKIP | |
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| TKIP scrambles the key using a hashing algorithm and, by adding an | |
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| with. AES – Short for Advanced Encryption Standard, a symmetric | |
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| layers simultaneously and has a fixed block size of | |
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| size of 128, 192, or | |
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| Passphrase Passphrase (also called a shared secret) that must be | |
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| entered in both the wireless access point and the WPA clients | |
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| (computers). The WPA | |
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| either keyboard characters (upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and | |
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| punctuation). You have to enter the same Passphrase or Hexadecimal key | |
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| into both your access points and computers but the length requirement is | |
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| changed. The more random your WPA | |
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| use. | |
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| Confirmed Passphrase Please enter the Passphrase you just key in | |
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| again for confirmation. | |
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| RADIUS Server RADIUS is short for Remote Authentication | |
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