Operation and Configuration Guide 3.14
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Monitors
: selects a defined monitor for detecting the availability of the link.
The factory-defined monitor is DefaultMonitor and is commonly blocked within
enterprise networks. Use an enterprise specific monitor.
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Monitor Mode
: defines the action that will occur on the link if the monitor fails
or succeeds:
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Success in one monitor keeps the link up
(default): if at least one
monitor is reporting as active, then the link should be considered up.
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Failure in one monitor declares the link down
: if any one monitor is
reporting as inactive, then the link should be considered down.
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VPN
: select one or more of the defined VPNs. This is only applicable if VPNs
have been configured through VPN Configuration. Note that each of the
VPNs in a multi-VPN selection must be LAN to LAN.
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Split Access
: allows an incoming session to initiate on a link even when the
link is not the active (i.e. default route) link but is connected to the network.
This is useful for applications such as live video look-in to a WiFi interface
even if the active connection is via another WAN (e.g. cellular).
Security Settings
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Encryption
: specifies which family of encryption should be used by the oMG
when connecting on this network (e.g. WEP, WPA, WPA2).
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Authentication
: based on the encryption selection, an authentication
protocol is chosen.
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PEAP Version
: (if enabled) the version of the PEAP (Protected Extensible
Authentication Protocol) that should be used.
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PEAP Label
: (If enabled) specifies which type of client encryption (EAP/
PEAP) to use.
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PEAP Inner Authentication
: (if enabled) specifies which inner authentication
algorithm to use.
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WEP Key Size
: if WEP is chosen as the Encryption, this field specifies the
size of the key to be used.
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WEP Key
: if WEP is chosen as the Encryption method, this field specifies the
key to be used. Note that the value is obfuscated for security reasons.
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Retype WEP Key
: if WEP is chosen as the Encryption method, the WEP Key
must be re entered here to verify the obfuscated value entered in the previous
field.
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WPA Pre-Shared Key
: if WPA is chosen as the Encryption method, this field
specifies the key which the administrator of the WiFi network has provided.
Note that the value is obfuscated for security reasons.
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Retype WPA Pre-Shared Key
: if WPA is chosen as the Encryption method,
the WPA Pre Shared Key must be re entered here to verify the obfuscated
value entered in the previous field.
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Change WPA Key
: this option is available after the initial pre shared key has
been saved. Enabling this option provides the following fields for changing the
key:
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Previous WPA Pre-Shared Key
: specify the previously saved pre shared
key.
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New WPA Pre-Shared Key
: the new the pre-shared key to use.
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Retype New WPA Pre-Shared Key
: retype the new pre-shared key here
to ensure it was entered correctly.