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Chapter 2 Configuring Wireless Profiles

Viewing and Changing the Settings of a Profile

Table 2-3	Profile Management General Settings (continued)
Setting		What to Enter
Choose a network		From the Choose a network authentication method drop-down list,
authentication method		choose an authentication method. The choices are the following:
		• Smart Card or other certificate
		•	Protected EAP (PEAP)
		•	LEAP
		•	PEAP-GTC
		•	EAP-FAST
		Note Smart Card and Protected EAP (PEAP) are provided by
			Microsoft. These methods were not tested by Cisco on the
			CB21AG or the PI21AG client adapter.
		Note The Choose a network authentication method drop-down list
			appears only when you choose WPA2-Enterprise,
			WPA-Enterprise, 802.1X, or CCKM as the security type.
		Note After you choose the network authentication method, click the
			Settings button to configure the authentication methods. For
			more information about the authentication method settings, see
			the EAP-FAST, PEAP-GTC, and LEAP administrator guides.
Cache user information for		Check this check box if you want user information stored for later
subsequent connections to		connections through this profile to the network.
this network		Note The Cache user information for subsequent connections to this
			network check box appears only when you choose
			WPA2-Enterprise, WPA-Enterprise, 802.1X, or CCKM as the
			security type. These security types rely on a network
			authentication method that requires user credentials.

Radio Measurement

You can enable or disable the radio measurement feature in the Cisco Connection Settings dialog box, which is available from the profile’s Connection tab in the Wireless Network properties dialog box (see Step 2 in the “Viewing and Changing the Settings of a Profile” section on page 2-13to get to the Cisco Connection Settings dialog box).

When you check the Enable Radio Measurement check box, the radio measurement feature is enabled. The client driver advertises support for the Cisco wireless LAN radio measurement feature by including a radio measurement information element when the client associates with the access point. The client can then service radio measurement requests that the network infrastructure sends.

When you uncheck the Enable Radio Measurement check box, the client does not advertise the radio measurement information element. The client cannot service radio measurement requests that the network infrastructure sends.

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