Netgear WC7600 Reference Manual - Page 100
On the Edit Profile Basic or Edit Profile Group, WPA2, or WPA & WPA2.
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ProSAFE Wireless Controller WC7600 Note: On the Edit Profile (Basic) or Edit Profile (Group-X) screen, for any selection from the Network Authentication menu that requires a RADIUS server, authentication is not restricted to a RADIUS server; you can also use an internal authentication server or an external LDAP server. Note: You can configure either MAC authentication with an external RADIUS server or network authentication with an external RADIUS server, but not both. That is, if you configure external MAC authentication, you cannot use an external RADIUS server with WPA, WPA2, or WPA & WPA2. Table 7. Network authentication and data encryption settings Network Authentication Data Selection Encryption Options Open None WEP Shared Key 64-bit WEP 128-bit WEP 152-bit WEP Configuration Steps You can use an open system without any encryption or with WEP encryption: • No encryption. An open system without encryption is the default setting. No further authentication and encryption configuration is required. • WEP encryption. To configure an open system with WEP encryption, see the Shared Key and WEP information further down in this table. To configure Shared Key authentication with WEP: 1. From the Data Encryption menu, select a level of WEP encryption: - 64-bit WEP. Uses 40/64-bit encryption. - 128-bit WEP. Uses 104/128-bit encryption. - 152-bit WEP. A proprietary mode that works only with other wireless devices that support this mode. 2. (Optional) Select the Show Key check box to display the characters in the key fields. 3. Select a key radio button (Key1, Key2, Key3, or Key4). 4. Enter a key in the corresponding field: - 64-bit WEP requires a key with 10 characters. - 128-bit WEP requires a key with 26 characters. - 152-bit WEP requires a key with 32 characters. Note: For information about requirements for WEP keys, see Table 11 on page 306. Manage Security Profiles and Profile Groups 100