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For Thinkpad computers that support the use of a fingerprint reader to log on to Windows, the wireless network authentication will be processed automatically. Automatically display user name and password prompt for EAP-FAST To display the prompt asking you to enter the user name and password displayed when the location profile is deployed (if they have not already been entered), choose this setting. The authentication starts as soon as you enter the user name and password. The authentication information is saved by the computer, and the prompt does not appear again unless you log off or restart your computer; then it is cleared, and will need to be input again the next time you log on. Manually display user name and password prompt for EAP-FAST A prompt asking you to enter the user name and password is displayed every time you deploy the location profile. After you enter the user name and password, the authentication process starts. Use saved user ID and password The user ID and password for the EAP-FAST 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 EAP-FAST 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. Protected Access Credential (PAC): Allow automatic PAC provisioning for this profile To process EAP-FAST authentication by automatically receiving a PAC file from Cisco ACS server, select this check box. Automatic PAC provisioning is useful if you want to use the EAP-FAST authentication to log on to the Windows server domain. If you are using a Cisco 802.11b wireless adapter or an IBM wireless adapter, you can use the saved PAC file for EAP-FAST authentication by selecting the PAC file from the list. These adapters support the importing of a PAC file. To import the PAC file, click the Import button. You can also configure the following settings by use of the Logon option button. Append Windows logon domain to user name Select this check box if the network contains multiple domains. Then both the user name and the domain name are verified by the access point during LEAP authentication. Do not connect to network when user is not logged on Select this check box to disconnect from network when the user logs off. Otherwise, the computer will maintain the connection. EAP-FAST authentication time out If EAP-FAST authentication takes longer than usual, change this setting to increase the time before the connection is timed out. The default setting is 60 seconds. For some wireless LAN adapters, this setting cannot be changed. Enable fast roaming (CCKM) Select this check box to enable switching between different Cisco access Chapter 2. Using location profiles 39

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For
Thinkpad
computers
that
support
the
use
of
a
fingerprint
reader
to
log
on
to
Windows,
the
wireless
network
authentication
will
be
processed
automatically.
Automatically
display
user
name
and
password
prompt
for
EAP-FAST
To
display
the
prompt
asking
you
to
enter
the
user
name
and
password
displayed
when
the
location
profile
is
deployed
(if
they
have
not
already
been
entered),
choose
this
setting.
The
authentication
starts
as
soon
as
you
enter
the
user
name
and
password.
The
authentication
information
is
saved
by
the
computer,
and
the
prompt
does
not
appear
again
unless
you
log
off
or
restart
your
computer;
then
it
is
cleared,
and
will
need
to
be
input
again
the
next
time
you
log
on.
Manually
display
user
name
and
password
prompt
for
EAP-FAST
A
prompt
asking
you
to
enter
the
user
name
and
password
is
displayed
every
time
you
deploy
the
location
profile.
After
you
enter
the
user
name
and
password,
the
authentication
process
starts.
Use
saved
user
ID
and
password
The
user
ID
and
password
for
the
EAP-FAST
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
EAP-FAST
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
.
Protected
Access
Credential
(PAC):
Allow
automatic
PAC
provisioning
for
this
profile
To
process
EAP-FAST
authentication
by
automatically
receiving
a
PAC
file
from
Cisco
ACS
server,
select
this
check
box.
Automatic
PAC
provisioning
is
useful
if
you
want
to
use
the
EAP-FAST
authentication
to
log
on
to
the
Windows
server
domain.
If
you
are
using
a
Cisco
802.11b
wireless
adapter
or
an
IBM
wireless
adapter,
you
can
use
the
saved
PAC
file
for
EAP-FAST
authentication
by
selecting
the
PAC
file
from
the
list.
These
adapters
support
the
importing
of
a
PAC
file.
To
import
the
PAC
file,
click
the
Import
button.
You
can
also
configure
the
following
settings
by
use
of
the
Logon
option
button.
Append
Windows
logon
domain
to
user
name
Select
this
check
box
if
the
network
contains
multiple
domains.
Then
both
the
user
name
and
the
domain
name
are
verified
by
the
access
point
during
LEAP
authentication.
Do
not
connect
to
network
when
user
is
not
logged
on
Select
this
check
box
to
disconnect
from
network
when
the
user
logs
off.
Otherwise,
the
computer
will
maintain
the
connection.
EAP-FAST
authentication
time
out
If
EAP-FAST
authentication
takes
longer
than
usual,
change
this
setting
to
increase
the
time
before
the
connection
is
timed
out.
The
default
setting
is
60
seconds.
For
some
wireless
LAN
adapters,
this
setting
cannot
be
changed.
Enable
fast
roaming
(CCKM)
Select
this
check
box
to
enable
switching
between
different
Cisco
access
Chapter
2.
Using
location
profiles
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