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Enables or disables LEAP authentication for your client adapter. LEAP is Cisco’s
proprietary interpretation of EAP (see
Wireless Access Points|Security|Extensible
Authentication Protocol ).
Options: None or LEAP
Default: None
Network
Security Type
Description
LEAP Enables LEAP after you enter a username and password in WLM.
See
Wireless Login Module for a description of WLM.
Note: This parameter must be enabled before you set a LEAP
username and password in WLM.
Network
Security Type
None Disables LEAP. LEAP can be disabled as desired.
Enables or disables WEP (see Wireless Access Points|Security|Wired Equivalency
Privacy ) for your client adapter.
Options: No WEP, Static WEP Keys, or Dynamic WEP Keys.
Default: No WEP
WEP Description
No WEP WEP is disabled.
Static WEP
Keys If you wish to use WEP, but are not using LEAP, you must select this
option. See
Using Static WEP Keys after this table for a description
on using static WEP keys.
WEP
Dynamic
WEP Keys If you enabled LEAP for your Network Security Type, this parameter
is selected automatically, and the RADIUS authentication server
assigns a dynamic, session-based WEP key to the adapter
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