Security Type |
This field defines the security protocol currently being used on the network. Selecting WEP, WPA Personal, WPA2 Personal, WPA Enterprise, or WPA2 Enterprise will then enable the other fields that are required for connecting to this network type. |
Authentication |
Select whether the network is Open or Shared. |
Encryption |
Select the type of encryption that is used on this network. |
Password |
Enter the password required to connect to this network. |
Key Index |
Select which key index should be used to encrypt the wireless traffic. |
Enable PMK Caching |
Selecting this option will enable Pairwise Master Key (PMK) caching. |
PMK Cache Time to live |
This value is the time in minutes that the PMK cache will be kept for, after which the cache will expire. |
PMK Cache Size |
Enter the maximum size in bytes that should be used to store the PMK cache. |
Enable Pre Auth Mode |
Selecting this option will enable pre-authentication by the device. |
Pre Auth Throttle |
This value is the number of pre-authentication attempts to try. |
Enterprise Settings |
If the Security Type is set to WPA Enterprise or WPA2 Enterprise, click the Enterprise Settings text field and you will be presented with a window enabling you to configure the protocols, authentication, and trust values for the enterprise network.
Under the Protocols section, you can select from TLS or PEAP protocols. Switching to the Authentication section, you can select the Phase 2 authentication protocol to use along with the SCEP template. The Trust section allows you to define the Trusted Certificates and Trusted Server Names for this connection.
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