Dell Axim X30 Owner's Manual - Page 107

Odyssey Client, Settings, Con Association Mode, Encryption method, EAP/TTLS, EAP type, EAP/LEAP

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To start using LEAP, perform the following steps. 1 Obtain the following information from your network administrator: • Network name • Association mode • Encryption method 2 From the Odyssey Client window, tap on Settings→Configure→Add. 3 Enter the network name (SSID) if known, or tap on Scan to search the available Access Points. Tap Ok. 4 LEAP will only support an infrastructure network, so do not change the default settings in the drop-down menu. Tap Next. 5 Fill in Association Mode and Encryption method. Tap Next. 6 EAP/TTLS is the preselected EAP type. Tap Add and select EAP/LEAP in the window that opens up. 7 Unless you have an authentication certificate to use TTLS and have configured your system to support it, remove EAP/TTLS. Tap Next. NOTE: Failure to remove EAP/TTLS when it is not properly set up may prevent your wireless security system from functioning. 8 Enter user name and password. Tap Next. 9 Tap Finish to complete LEAP configuration. 10 Tap OK. 11 Select the network that you added from the drop down menu and tap the box beside Connect to, leaving a check mark. Status will display as connected (authenticated) when this process is complete. NOTE: For further details, please refer to the Odyssey Client help file included in your device. You can access the help file at Start→Help→Odyssey Client for Pocket PC. Getting Connected 107

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Getting Connected
107
To start using LEAP, perform the following steps.
1
Obtain the following information from your network administrator:
Network name
Association mode
Encryption method
2
From the
Odyssey Client
window, tap on
Settings
Configure
Add.
3
Enter the network name (SSID) if known, or tap on
Scan
to search the
available Access Points. Tap
Ok
.
4
LEAP will only support an infrastructure network, so do not change the
default settings in the drop-down menu. Tap
Next
.
5
Fill in
Association Mode
and
Encryption method
. Tap
Next
.
6
EAP/TTLS
is the preselected
EAP type
. Tap
Add
and select
EAP/LEAP
in the window that opens up.
7
Unless you have an authentication certificate to use TTLS and have
configured your system to support it, remove
EAP/TTLS
. Tap
Next
.
NOTE:
Failure to remove EAP/TTLS when it is not properly set up may
prevent your wireless security system from functioning.
8
Enter user name and password. Tap
Next
.
9
Tap
Finish
to complete LEAP configuration.
10
Tap
OK
.
11
Select the network that you added from the drop down menu and tap
the box beside
Connect to
, leaving a check mark.
Status
will display as
connected (authenticated)
when this process is complete.
NOTE:
For further details, please refer to the Odyssey Client help file included
in your device. You can access the help file at
Start
Help
Odyssey Client for
Pocket PC
.