User's Manual

LEAP security requires a Username and Password; enter this information in the appropriate

fields on your screen.

You can also enable

CCX

(Cisco Compatible Extensions) with LEAP security. Network EAP

utilizes an authentication server on the network. To use this facility, click the check box next to

Use network EAP

CCX also provides a means to avoid associating with unauthorized Access Points. To enable

this facility, click the check box next to

Enable rogue AP detection

. With this facility enabled,

you can also change authentication credentials if AP authentication fails by clicking the check

box next to the

Allow Change in Credentials on Failure

field, and set a time out value for this

authentication by clicking the up and down arrows to the right of the

Timeout

field.

With LEAP authentication, you can also enable WPA (WiFi Protected Access) for enhanced

encryption. Clicking the check box next to

Enable WiFi Protected Access (WPA)

in the

Wireless network properties

menu enables WPA with LEAP authentication.

To save the information you entered in this menu, click the

button. To discard any changes

you made in this information, click the

Cancel

button. Clicking either of these buttons returns to

the

Wireless network properties

menu.

Back to The Authentication Tab

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MD5 Challenge Authentication

Clicking the

Pro

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button for MD5 Challenge authentication displays the following menu:

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