Using the BayStack 660 Wireless LAN Access Point
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Figure 6-12
shows an example of the system commands.
Figure 6-12.
System Commands Example
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) Commands
The system commands enable you to configure and to display WEP attributes.
The WEP commands are:
•
wep default-key— sets WEP default key ID
•
wep exclude-unencrypt— turns excluding unencrypted MSDU on or off
•
wep show— displays WEP attributes
The syntax for WEP commands is:
wep default-key <
key_id
>
wep exclude-unencrypt {on | off}
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