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using Message Digest algorithm 5) -- a one-way authentication protocol that authenticates the client using a password protected by the MD5 algorithm. r EAP-TLS (EAP using Transport Level Security) -a mutual authentication protocol based on digital certificates. r EAP-TTLS (EAP using Tunneled Transport Level Security) -- a mutual authentication protocol that uses digital certificates for server authentication and passwords for client authentication. For additional security, the authentication exchanges are encapsulated within TLS (Transport Level Security). Encryption: Encryption methods encode the traffic on the network, rendering it unintelligible to an intruder who is monitoring it. WEP (wired equivalency privacy) is an IEEE 802.11 encryption scheme that provides basic access control and data privacy on your wireless network. Under WEP, you supply encryption keys that are used to encrypt the data stream. In addition, some of the authentication protocols, such as

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using Message
Digest algorithm
5) -- a one-way
authentication
protocol that
authenticates
the client using a
password
protected by the
MD5 algorithm.
EAP-TLS
(EAP
using Transport
Level Security) --
a mutual
authentication
protocol based
on digital
certificates.
EAP-TTLS
(EAP using
Tunneled
Transport Level
Security) -- a
mutual
authentication
protocol that
uses digital
certificates for
server
authentication
and passwords
for client
authentication.
For additional
security, the
authentication
exchanges are
encapsulated
within TLS
(Transport Level
Security).
Encryption:
Encryption
methods encode the traffic on the
network, rendering it
unintelligible to an intruder who
is monitoring it. WEP (wired
equivalency privacy) is an IEEE
802.11 encryption scheme that
provides basic access control and
data privacy on your wireless
network. Under WEP, you supply
encryption keys that are used to
encrypt the data stream.
In addition, some of the
authentication protocols, such as