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Using the Web Configuration Interface 802.11 Authentication
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EAP-TTLS-PAP : Authentication is performed as an IEEE 802.1X Authenticator,
using an on-device EAP-TTLS backend authentication server. This mode
generates pairwise encryption keys, and it is highly recommended that wireless
interfaces enable the pairwise-wep encryption mode when using this
authentication mode. In that case, make sure the supplicants have their
Encryption mode set to “WEP” and the box “Key will be generated
automatically” is checked. There are multiple possible settings for TTLS.
Supplicant credentials are verified using the PAP authentication method
Note that the Pairwise-TKIP encryption mode is not an option with this .
EAP-TTLS-MS-CHAPv2 : Authentication is performed as an IEEE 802.1X
Authenticator, using an on-device EAP-TTLS backend authentication server.
This mode generates pairwise encryption keys, and it is highly recommended
that wireless interfaces enable the Pairwise-WEP encryption mode when using
this authentication mode. In that case, make sure the supplicants have their
Encryption mode set to “WEP” and the box “Key will be generated
automatically” is checked. There are multiple possible settings for TTLS.
Credential verifiaction uses the MS-CHAPv2 authentication verification.
EAP-PEAP : Authentication is performed as an IEEE 802.1X Authenticator,
using an on-device EAP-PEAP backend authentication server. This mode
generates pairwise encryption keys, and it is highly recommended that wireless
interfaces nable the pairwise-wep encryption mode when using this
authentication mode. In that case, make sure the supplicants have their
Encryption mode set to
“WEP” and the box “Key will be generated
automatically” is checked.
WPA-RADIUS : Authentication is performed as a WPA Authenticator, using a
centralized RADIUS Server as a backend authentication server. This
authentication mode requires the use of the Pairwise-TKIP encryption mode.
WPA-TTLS : Authentication is performed as a WPA Authenticator, using an on-
device EAP-TTLS backend authentication server. This authentication mode
requires the use of the pairwise-tkip encryption mode.
Setting Description