Avaya AP-6, AP-4, AP-5 manual Enable WPA-PSK

Security

Security Mode	Description
Enable WPA Mode	The AP uses 802.1x to communicate with a
	RADIUS server and authenticate clients.
	The AP generates and distributes dynamic,
	per user encryption keys (based on the
	Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)) to
	each client following successful
	authentication. WPA mode provides
	message integrity checking to guard
	against replay type attacks. This mode is
	not available for all radio types.
Enable WPA-PSK	The AP uses a Pre-shared Key (manually
Mode	configured on both the AP and the clients)
	to authenticate clients. The AP generates
	and distributes dynamic, per user
	encryption keys (based on TKIP) to each
	client following successful authentication.
	This mode is for customers who want to use
	WPA but do not have a RADIUS server
	installed on their network. This mode is not
	available for all radio types.
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You configure an SSID/VLAN to use a particular Security mode by setting the Security Mode parameter in the SSID, VLAN, and Security table (see Configure Multiple SSID/VLAN/Security Mode Entries). The following table summarizes the Security Mode options available in the HTTP

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