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Deny Non-Encrypted Data

Deny Non-Encrypted DataDeny Non-Encrypted Data

Enable

EnableEnable

OKOK

set and change passwords

set and change passwordsset and change passwords

Figure 2-9

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Setting Interface Passwords

Setting Interface Passwords Setting Interface Passwords

Configure

ConfigureConfigure

Management

ManagementManagement

SNMP Read Password, Confirm

SNMP Read Password, ConfirmSNMP Read Password, Confirm

Read Password

Read PasswordRead Password

Confirm

ConfirmConfirm

SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm

SNMP Read/Write Password, ConfirmSNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm

Read Password

Read Passwordad Pa d

Confirm

ConfirmConfirm

Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm

Telnet (CLI) Password, ConfirmTelnet (CLI) Password, Confirm

Read Password

Read PasswordRead Password

Confirm

ConfirmConfirm

HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm

HTTP (Web) Password, ConfirmHTTP (Web) Password, Confirm

Read Password

Read PasswordR ad Pa

Confirm

ConfirmConfirm

changing

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ALL PASSWORDS

ALL PASSWORDS PA RDS

An Encryption Key is composed of the secret key (entered by the user) and a 24-bit Initialization Vector (IV). Some

products report an Encryption Key Size with the IV and some report a Key Size without the IV. Therefore, 64-bit

encryption is also referred to as “40-bit” encryption (without the IV), 128-bit encryption is also referred to as “104-

bit” encryption (without the IV), and 152-bit encryption is also referred to as “128-bit” encryption (without the IV).

5. Select a key to use for WEP encryption.

NOTE:

Client stations must have the same encryption key to be able to communicate with the WL520 device.

6. For 802.11b only, set

Deny Non-Encrypted Data to Enable if you want to prevent clients that do not have WEP enabled

and the proper keys configured from communicating with the network.

7. Select

OK.

See Change your Wireless Interface Settings for information on the rest of the wireless configuration parameters. Also, IEEE

802.1x Security Mode for additional security information.

set and change passwords

Figure 2-9 Setting Interface Passwords

1. In the Web Interface, click the Configure button and select the Management tab.

2. Change the default passwords for the SNMP, Telnet/CLI, and HTTP interfaces.

SNMP Read Password, Confirm. Enter each password in both the Read Password field and the Confirm field. The default

password is “public”.

SNMP Read/Write Password, Confirm. Enter the password in both the

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Read Password field and the Confirm field. The

default password is “public”.

Telnet (CLI) Password, Confirm. Enter the password in both the Read Password field and the Confirm field. The default

password is “public”.

HTTP (Web) Password, Confirm. Enter the password in both the Re

ad Password field and the Confirm field. The default

ssword

password is “public”.

NOTE:

For security purposes we recommend changing

ALL SSWOangi

ALL PASSWORDS from the default “public” immediately, to restrict

access to your network devices to authorized personnel. We also recommend that you document your WL520

configuration using the work sheets provided for you in

Recording Your Configuration Settings. If you lose or forget

your password settings, you can always perform the .

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