The Security Tab
The Security Tab displays 802.11b/g security and encryption options on this AP.
WEP configuration: | Display the Wired Equivalent Privacy security |
| configurations |
Enable WEP: | Enables the Wired Equivalent Privacy security function. |
WEP key length: | Selects |
| key length setting in the AP shall be the same as in wireless |
| clients, or the communication will not work. |
WEP key: | For |
| characters in length must be filled in. For |
| encryption, a key of 26 hexadecimal characters in length |
| must be filled in. Be sure that the key values in the AP shall |
| be the same as in wireless clients, or the communication will |
| not work. |
Default WEP key to use:
Selects one of four key sets to be used for encryption. To connect to a
Deny unencrypted data: | Check this box, then any unencrypted data frames will be |
| denied. |
Authentication: | Selects the mechanism of Open, Shared key, or both |
| authentication algorithms. |
Firmware upgrading: | To control firmware upgrade |
Allow upgrade uploads: | If the box is checked, then users can use utility or any TFTP |
| program to upgrade the firmware. |
Note: Click button "Save" to store the settings. The settings will work after AP automatically reboots.
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NP5400 11g Wireless Access Point User Guide | Page 19 |
