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Using the Web Configuration Interface 802.11 Encryption
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802.11 Encryption
From the Security page, click Encryption . The Encryption page appears, where you can
configure the settings for wireless encryption. You can change the settings by clicking the
radio buttons and entering values in the fields. When you are finished, click
Change .
The following table describes the encryption modes.
WPA-TTLS-MS-CHAPv2 Yes
WPA-PEAP Yes
Encryption
Authentication None
Shared
WEP Pairwise
WEP Pairwise
TKIP
WPA
Pairwise
TKIP
Setting Description
Encryption mode Open : No encryption. This mode is the default.
Shared-WEP : Supported only to maintain compatibility with legacy equipment.
Not recommended, due to security problems with the algorithm.
Pairwise-WEP : Sometimes known as dynamic key encryption. Uses the WEP
algorithm, but dynamically generates encryption keys during the authentication
process. Can only be used with IEEE 802.1X authentication modes (eap-radius,
eap-ttls).
Pairwise-TKIP : A dynamic key encryption mode which uses larger encryption
keys and a more secure key negotiation protocol. Only usable for RSN or WPA
authentication modes (rsn-radius, rsn-ttls, wpa-radius, wpa-ttls).