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2. Set the WPA Versions
Select the WPA version based on what types of client stations you want to support.
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To support WPA clients: | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
WPA: If all client stations on the network | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
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To support WPA2 clients: | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
WPA2: If all client stations on the network | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
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which provides the best security per the |
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IEEE 802.11i standard. |
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To support both WPA and WPA2 clients: | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
Both: If you have a mix of clients, some of | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
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support only the original WPA, select |
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"Both". This lets both WPA and WPA2 |
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client stations associate and authenticate, |
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but uses the more robust WPA2 for clients |
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who support it. This WPA configuration |
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expense of some security. |
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For this example, we’ll set the access point to support Both WPA and WPA2 client stations:
3. Set the Cipher Suites
Set the cipher suite you want to use. The options are:
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To set the cipher suite to TKIP only: | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
TKIP: Temporal Key Integrity Protocol | set bss wlan0bssInternal |
(TKIP), which is the default. |
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