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2.8.8. Security

The different types of Security that can be configured on a Remote Router/NAT are as follows:

1.WEP Only

2.WPA –RADIUS

3.WPA –PSK

4.WPA2-RADIUS

5.WPA2-PSK

Note: Default Security is None.

WEP:

Wireless Equivalent Privacy (WEP) encryption is used for security between the aCNPT and the airPoint or any other access point. To enable/disable WEP or change the relevant settings, you need to access the security setting page on the web interface. The following table describes the information for the Security.

	Table 2-5 Security Settings
Page Items	Descriptions
Authentication	Select authentication method between open system and shared key
	Open system: Open System is null authentication. With WEP enabled
	and valid WEP key on both ends, it provides data encryption. Clients
	without correct WEP key still can associate but can not send packet
	through.
	Shared key: Strict authentication for both authentication and data
	encryption. Clients must provide valid WEP key to associate
WEP	Enable /Disable WEP Encryption
WEP Key Type	HEX
WEP Key Size	Choose encryption key size between 64bits and 128bits
	64 bits: User has to input 10 HEX digits.
	128 bits: User has to input 26 HEX digits.
	Note: When key size is changed, all 4 keys are lost and user needs to
	re-enter.
Valid Key	Choose which key in key table is used for authentication: 1 – 4
	This value must be matching between the aCNPT and access point.
Key Table	Display / Set WEP keys
	A maximum of four keys can be set.

Follow the steps below to configure the Data Encryption parameters.

1.Click the ‘Security’ link from the ‘Radio Main’ page.

2.Select the ‘WEP Only’ from the drop down menu of Security mode.

3.Choose the Authentication as ‘Open System’ or ‘Shared Key’ by clicking on the radio button.

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