In the Select Program Folder screen, click Next to allow icons for the client utilities to be placed in
the Cisco Aironet folder.
7.
In the Setup Complete window, perform one of these:
If you selected no server−based authentication in step 5, select Launch the Aironet Client
Utility and click Finish. ACU opens so you can configure your client adapter.
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If you selected LEAP or EAP server−based authentication in step 5, select Yes, I want to
restart my computer now, remove the CD−ROM from the CD−ROM drive, and click
Finish. When the computer reboots, enter your username and password at the network logon
screen. After the sequence of events described in the EAP and LEAP sections above, the
client adapter authenticates to the server and receives a session−based WEP key, provided
your client adapter is configured to associate to an EAP−enabled Access Point.
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Installation of the utilities is complete. Refer to the Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Adapters Software
Configuration Guide for instructions on how to use each utility.
8.
Verify the Installation
In order to verify that you have properly installed the appropriate driver and client utilities, open ACU by
double−clicking the ACU icon on your desktop. If the installation was successful, the bottom left corner of the
Aironet Client Utility screen indicates that your client adapter is associated to its Access Point.
In order to verify that your client adapter is authenticated and has received a session−based WEP key (if you
enabled LEAP or EAP on your client adapter), check the system tray on your desktop. The WepStat icon,
which looks like two connected computers, should appear in the system tray and indicate that LEAP or EAP is
authenticated and WEP is enabled. In addition, LEAP or EAP and Enable WEP is selected in the Network
Security screen in ACU. For more information, refer to Configuring WEP.
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