User's Manual

Wireless Array
254 Configuring the Wireless Array
URL. For example, some wireless devices and users may not have a
correctly configured 802.1x (RADIUS) supplicant. Utilizing WPR’s Web-
based login, users may be authenticated without using an 802.1x
supplicant. See “Web Page Redirect Configuration Settings” on page 255
for details of WPR usage and configuration.
15. Fallback: Network Assurance checks network connectivity for the Array.
When Network Assurance detects a failure, perhaps due to a bad link or
WDS failure, if Fallback is set to Disable the Array will automatically
disable this SSID. This will disassociate current clients, and prevent new
clients from associating. Since the Array’s network connectivity has
failed, this gives clients a chance to connect to other, operational parts of
the wireless network. No changes are made to WDS configuration. See
Step a on page 225 for more information on Network Assurance.
The lower part of the window contains a few sections of additional settings to
configure for the currently selected SSID, depending on the values chosen for the
settings described above.
 “SSID Limits” on page 254
 “Web Page Redirect Configuration Settings” on page 255
 “WPA Configuration Settings” on page 259
 “RADIUS Configuration Settings” on page 260
SSID Limits
See “Group Limits” on page 268 for a discussion of the intera
ction of SSID limits
and group limits. To eliminate confusion, we recommend that you configure one
set of limits or the other, but not both.
16. Stations: Enter the maximum number of stations allowed on this SSID.
This step is optional. Note that the IAPs - Global Settings window also
has a station limit option — Max Station Association per IAP. If both
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When using WPR, it is particularly important to adhere to the SSID
naming restrictions detailed in Step 1.