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7-6 Security
2. Select the
Access Control
tab and click the
Edit
button to display all MAC
addresses that are currently authorized.
3. Click the
Import File
button and select the access control table file (*.tbl) that
you wish to import.
4. Click the
Open
button to import the selected file.
5. Click
OK
to return to the
Access Control
tab.
6. Click
OK
again to save the new configuration to the Access Point and to
return to the main AP Manager window.
7. (Optional) Save the configuration to a local back-up file (*.cnf) as described
in “Step 4 - Create a Back-up of the Configuration” on page 4-6.
Disabling Access Control
To disable access control for your Access Points:
1. Start the AP Manager and connect to the Access Point in the edit mode.
2. Select the
Access Control
tab and click the
Edit
button to display all MAC
addresses that are currently authorized.
3. To disable access control, click the
Delete All
button. The MAC address
window will read
<All will be permitted>
.
4. Click
OK
to return to the
Access Control
tab.
5. Click
OK
again to save the new configuration to the Access Point and to
return to the main AP Manager window.
6. (Optional) Save the configuration to a local back-up file (*.cnf) as described
in “Step 4 - Create a Back-up of the Configuration” on page 4-6.
7. Update the “Access Point Configuration Record” to reflect this change.
8. (Optional) Modify the access control settings for all other Access Points.
Enabling RADIUS Server Access Control
RADIUS Server Access Control is a method where you use Access Points in
combination with a third-party RADIUS server.
To use RADIUS Server Access Control, you will need to:
1. Setup a RADIUS server
2. To configure a RADIUS server:
— The list of MAC addresses should be entered in the server’s “users” file/
database along with the password (=authorization password).
— It is also necessary to build a list of IP addresses of all Access Points that
will use the RADIUS server. This list should be entered in the server’s
station file/database along with the authorization password.