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Use

saved

user

ID

and

password

The

user

ID

and

password

for

the

tunnel

authentication

are

set

in

advance.

If

using

the

Windows

logon

user

name

and

password

for

wireless

network

authentication

is

enabled,

the

available

user

ID

and

password

will

be

used

for

tunnel

authentication

at

Windows

logon,

and

the

computer

will

log

on

to

the

Windows

domain

server.

To

enable

this

setting,

go

to

Option

,

and

select

the

check

box

for

Use

Windows

logon

user

name

and

password

to

authenticate

the

wireless

network

.

When

EAP

authentication

is

set

to

PEAP:

Validate

server

certificate

If

the

server

certificate

must

be

verified,

select

the

Validate

server

certificate

check

box,

and

specify

the

certificate

of

a

reliable

route

certificate

issuer.

If

the

server

name

belongs

to

a

specific

domain,

specify

the

domain

name

in

the

server

name

field.

If

the

server

certificate

does

not

have

to

be

verified,

leave

the

Validate

server

certificate

check

box

blank.

The

application

will

not

check

the

reliability

of

the

server,

and

the

connection

will

not

be

tightly

secured.

Roaming

type

In

the

Roaming

type

field,

enter

the

name

of

the

user

account

that

has

been

registered

on

the

Radius

Server.

This

name

should

be

the

one

specified

in

the

user

ID

field

of

the

Tunnel

authentication

setting.

Tunnel

authentication

The

following

protocols

are

supported

for

tunnel

authentication:

v

MS-CHAP-V2

v

GTC

(Generic

Token

Card)

When

tunnel

authentication

is

set

to

MS-CHAP-V2,

you

can

configure

the

following

settings

(enter

the

name

specified

for

the

Roaming

type

field).

Use

Windows

logon

name

and

password

The

user

ID

and

password

that

are

used

for

Windows

logon

will

be

used

for

tunnel

authentication

as

well.

This

setting

is

valid

for

activating

the

Single

sign-on

function,

which

authenticates

EAP-PEAP

by

use

of

the

user

ID

and

password

for

Windows

logon.

To

enable

this

setting,

go

to

Option

,

and

select

the

check

box

for

Use

Windows

logon

user

name

and

password

to

authenticate

the

wireless

network

.

Tunnel

authentication

and

logon

to

the

domain

server

will

be

processed

simultaneously.

For

Thinkpad

computers

that

support

logging

on

to

Windows

by

use

of

a

fingerprint

reader,

the

wireless

network

authentication

will

be

processed

automatically.

Use

temporary

user

ID

and

password

If

you

select

this

setting,

a

message

will

be

displayed

when

you

deploy

this

location

profile,

asking

you

to

enter

the

user

ID

and

password

for

tunnel

authentication.

After

you

enter

the

necessary

information,

the

authentication

will

start.

This

option

is

used

to

connect

to

the

wireless

network

manually.

Use

saved

user

ID

and

password

The

user

ID

and

password

for

tunnel

authentication

are

set

in

advance.

If

the

use

of

the

Windows

logon

user

name

and

password

for

wireless

network

authentication

is

enabled,

the

available

user

ID

and

password

will

be

used

for

tunnel

authentication

at

Windows

logon,

and

the

computer

will

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ThinkVantage

Access

Connections

4.1:

User’s

Guide

Section	Page
Contents	5
Figures	7
About this book	9
How this book is organized	9
Notices used in this book	9
Syntax conventions that are used in this book	9
ThinkVantage Access Connections resources on the World Wide Web	10
Chapter 1. Introducing Access Connections	11
System requirements	11
Supported operating systems	11
New features in Access Connections v.4.1	11
Updating Access Connections	12
Chapter 2. Using location profiles	13
Creating a location profile	13
Additional settings	35
Network Security	35
Start Applications Automatically	36
Set Default Printer	37
Override TCP/IP and DNS Defaults	37
Enable VPN Connection	37
Override Home Page	37
Override Proxy Configuration	37
Wireless security settings	38
Using static WEP key	38
Using Wi-Fi Protected Access - Pre-Shared Key (WPA-PSK)	39
Using Windows standard features to configure 802.1x	39
Using IEEE802.1x Authentication	41
Using 802.1x - EAP Cisco (LEAP)	46
Using 802.1- Cisco (EAP-FAST)	48
Editing VPN settings	50
Managing location profiles	52
Using shortcut icons	53
Connecting to a network	54
Connecting to a wireless network	55
Switching location profiles automatically	57
Viewing the connection status	58
Diagnostics	63
Chapter 3. Configuration options	65
Network global settings	65
Notification global settings	67
User preferences	69
Toolbar options	70
Peer-to-peer options	71
Chapter 4. Using a wireless WAN connection	73
Creating and applying a wireless WAN profile	73
Using Short Message Service (SMS) interface	74
Chapter 5. Introducing a peer-to-peer connection	75
Preparing the peer-to-peer connection	75
Creating the peer-to-peer connection	78
Using peer-to-peer connection	81
Appendix A. Frequently asked questions	83
Appendix B. Command line interface	87
Appendix C. Getting help and technical assistance	89
Before you call	89
Using the documentation	89
Getting help and information from the World Wide Web	89
Appendix D. Notices	91
Appendix E. Trademarks	93

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