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Deny Non-Encrypted Data Deny Non-Encrypted Data Deny Non-Encrypted Data Enable Enable Enable
OK
OK OK
set and change passwords
set and change passwords set and change passwords
Figure 2-9
Figure 2-9 Fig re 2-9
Setting Interface Passwords
Setting Interface Passwords Setting Interface Passwords
Configure Configure Configure Management Management Management
SNMP Read Password, Confirm SNMP Read Password, Confirm SNMP Read Password, Confirm Read Password Read Password Read Password Confirm Confirm Confirm
SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm Read Password Read Password ad Pa d Confirm Confirm Confirm
Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm
Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm
Read Password
Read Password Read Password
Confirm
Confirm Confirm
HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm Read Password Read Password R ad Pa Confirm Confirm Confirm
changing
changing ch ng ALL PASSWORDS ALL PASSWORDS PA RDS
An Encryption Key is composed of the secret key (entered by the user) and a 24-bit Initialization Vector (IV). Some
products report an Encryption Key Size with the IV and some report a Key Size without the IV. Therefore, 64-bit
encryption is also referred to as “40-bit” encryption (without the IV), 128-bit encryption is also referred to as “104-
bit” encryption (without the IV), and 152-bit encryption is also referred to as “128-bit” encryption (without the IV).
5. Select a key to use for WEP encryption.
NOTE:
Client stations must have the same encryption key to be able to communicate with the WL520 device.
6. For 802.11b only, set
Deny Non-Encrypted Data
to
Enable
if you want to prevent clients that do not have WEP enabled
and the proper keys configured from communicating with the network.
7. Select
OK
.
See Change your Wireless Interface Settings for information on the rest of the wireless configuration parameters. Also, IEEE
802.1x Security Mode for additional security information.
set and change passwords
Figure 2-9 Setting Interface Passwords
u
1. In the Web Interface, click the
Configure
button and select the
Management
tab.
2. Change the default passwords for the SNMP, Telnet/CLI, and HTTP interfaces.
SNMP Read Password, Confirm
. Enter each password in both the
Read Password
field and the
Confirm
field. The default
password is “public”.
SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm
. Enter the password in both the
Re sswor Read Password
field and the
Confirm
field. The
default password is “public”.
Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm . Enter the password in both the Read Password field and the Confirm field. The default
password is “public”.
HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm
. Enter the password in both the
Reead Password
field and the
Confirm
field. The default
ssword
password is “public”.
NOTE:
For security purposes we recommend changing ALL SSWO
angi ALL PASSWORDS from the default “public” immediately, to restrict
access to your network devices to authorized personnel. We also recommend that you document your WL520
configuration using the work sheets provided for you in Recording Your Configuration Settings . If you lose or forget
your password settings, you can always perform the .
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