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Chapter 6 Performing Administrative Tasks

Managing the Appliance

–Primary Server and Secondary Server—IP addresses or device names of the primary and secondary authentication servers. A secondary server is optional.

–Shared Secret—Secret key.

•MS NT Domain module:

–Domain—Name of the Windows domain.

–Primary Domain Controller and Backup Domain Controller—Names of the primary and backup Windows domain controllers. A backup domain controller is optional.

After you change the authentication module, you do not have to restart the Wireless LAN Solution Engine. Changing the module does not affect users who are currently logged on. Users who log on after the change use the new module.

Related Topic

Overview: Security, page 6-55

Managing SSL (HTTPS)

SSL (secure socket layer) protocol provides a secure connection between Web clients and the Wireless LAN Solution Engine. When you initially set up the Wireless LAN Solution Engine, an unsigned certificate and a CSR (Certificate Signed Request) are automatically generated and SSL is enabled. The unsigned certificate expires in one year. To obtain a permanent, signed certificate, use the following procedure.

Note To establish a connection to the Wireless LAN Solution Engine using SSL, use the prefix https instead of http when entering the URL into the browser and do not append a port number to the URL.

Procedure

Step 1 Select Administration > Appliance > Security > SSL (HTTPS). The SSL

(HTTPS) dialog box appears.

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