IBM 6500 manual Set the default key for Wlan encryption

Chapter 16 Complete Command List

WIRELESS ADAPTER, WIRELESS

WIRELESS ADAPTER, WIRELESS

WIRELESS ADAPTER, WIRELESS

Set the default key for WLAN encryption:

store ifc <ifnum> wlan defkey disable<1-4>

<ifnum> is the interface number for the WLAN device. <1-4> is the number identifying one of the four keys (1-4). A value of zero or the word “disable” disables encryption.

Set the key to a given value:

store ifc <ifnum> wlan key <key-num><key-value> <$<string-key>{<length>]>

<ifnum> is the interface number for the WLAN interface.

<key-num>is the number identifying one of the four keys (1-4). <key-value>is the encryption key value for <key-num>. The value must consist of 5 or 13 double- or quad-digit HEX numbers, separated by colon (':') or dash ('-') characters for readability (e.g. D1C2-B3A4-9586-7768-594A-3B2C-1D). Alpha characters are NOT case sensitive. All zero disables encryption for <key-num>. If '$' is the first character the remainder of the argument is treated as a literal string with all alpha-numeric characters allowed except spaces). Key length is inferred from the length of key-value so leading zeroes of longer keys must be entered (not blanked).

Enables or disables Kerberos:

store kerberos opts [-]auth

Sets the maximum allowable amount of clock skew in seconds or minutes that Kerberos authentication will tolerate before assuming that a Kerberos message is invalid:

store kerberos config clockskew <clock_skew><sm>

The time units cannot be mixed and there must at least be one space between the <renew_life_time> value and the time unit (s or m). The default is 300 seconds, (i.e. five minutes). The minimum allowable value is 60 seconds (i.e. 1 minute). The maximum allowable value is 900 seconds (i.e. 15 minutes).

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