Motorola WA840GP User Guide - Page 93

SECURITY Recommended Configuration Options

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Configuration Section 3 SECURITY Page - Recommended Configuration Options The following configuration options are highlighted in white on the SECURITY Page for easy reference. These are the options for which adjustments are recommended in order to establish a new wireless network with quality security measures. These options establish security as per Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) standards. If you intend to use wireless devices with the WA840 that are not capable of supporting WPA, then you should establish security measures that are backward compatible with the capabilities of those devices. Field WPA-PSK: (RECOMMENDED) WPA2-PSK: (RECOMMENDED) Description Enables WPA-PSK (Pre-Shared Key) authentication. Requires a WPA Pass Phrase. It is recommended to enable WKPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK concurrently to support clients with mixed capabilities. • Selecting Enabled engages WPA-PSK. • Selecting Disabled disengages WPA-PSK. NOTES: 1) WPA-PSK requires a WPA Encryption method (below), and a WPA Pass Phrase (below). 2) WPA-PSK does not require the use of a RADIUS server. 3) WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK (below) can be enabled concurrently, to support devices with mixed capabilities. 4) WPA-PSK can be used concurrently with WEP Encryption, if needed for backward compatibility. WEP Encryption is enabled separately from WPA Encryption (below). FACTORY DEFAULT: Disabled RECOMMENDED SETTING: Enabled Enables WPA2-PSK (Pre-Shared Key) authentication. Requires a WPA Pass Phrase. It is recommended to enable WKPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK concurrently to support clients with mixed capabilities. • Selecting Enabled engages WPA2-PSK. • Selecting Disabled disengages WPA2-PSK. NOTES 1) WPA2-PSK requires a WPA Encryption method (below), and a WPA Pass Phrase (below). 2) WPA2-PSK does not require the use of a RADIUS server. (continued on next page) WA840 3-59

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Configuration
Section 3
WA840
3-59
SECURITY Page – Recommended Configuration Options
The following configuration options are highlighted in
white
on the SECURITY Page for
easy reference.
These are the options for which adjustments are recommended in order to
establish a new wireless network with quality security measures.
These options establish security as per Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) standards.
If you intend to use wireless devices with the WA840 that are not capable of supporting
WPA, then you should establish security measures that are backward compatible with the
capabilities of those devices.
Field
Description
WPA-PSK:
(RECOMMENDED)
Enables WPA-PSK (Pre-Shared Key) authentication. Requires a
WPA Pass Phrase. It is recommended to enable WKPA-PSK and
WPA2-PSK concurrently to support clients with mixed capabilities.
Selecting
Enabled
engages WPA-PSK.
Selecting
Disabled
disengages WPA-PSK.
NOTES
:
1)
WPA-PSK
requires a
WPA Encryption
method (below), and a
WPA Pass Phrase
(below).
2)
WPA-PSK
does not require the use of a RADIUS server
.
3)
WPA-PSK
and
WPA2-PSK
(below) can be enabled
concurrently, to support devices with mixed capabilities
.
4)
WPA-PSK
can be used concurrently with
WEP Encryption
, if
needed for backward compatibility
.
WEP Encryption
is
enabled separately from
WPA Encryption
(below).
FACTORY DEFAULT:
Disabled
RECOMMENDED SETTING:
Enabled
WPA2-PSK:
(RECOMMENDED)
Enables WPA2-PSK (Pre-Shared Key) authentication. Requires a
WPA Pass Phrase. It is recommended to enable WKPA-PSK and
WPA2-PSK concurrently to support clients with mixed capabilities.
Selecting
Enabled
engages WPA2-PSK.
Selecting
Disabled
disengages WPA2-PSK.
NOTES
1)
WPA2-PSK
requires a
WPA Encryption
method (below), and a
WPA Pass Phrase
(below).
2)
WPA2-PSK
does not require the use of a RADIUS server
.
(continued on next page)