Devicescape Wireless

Action	Select one of the following actions: Configure Wireless Settings: Configure WiFi settings for Devicescape Wireless. Turn on radio: Turn on the WiFi radio. Turn off radio: Turn off the WiFi radio.
Name	Enter a name for your Devicescape Wireless settings.
SSID	Enter your Service Set Identifier (SSID) to which the radio will connect. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Auth. Mode	Select the authentication method for your network.
Encryption	Select the encryption method according to the authentication method setting.
WEP Auth.	Select the WEP authentication mode: Open or Shared.
Key Length	Select the length of the WEP key: 64 bit or 128 bit.
Key Type	Select the WEP key type: ASCII or Hexadecimal Keys.
EAP	Select the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) type associated with the profile, if the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2.
PSK	Enter the pre-shared key (PSK) associated with the profile, if the authentication method is WPA - Personal or WPA2 - Personal. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
User	Enter the EAP-mode user name. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Password	Enter the user EAP-mode password. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Anony Id	Enter the EAP-mode anonymous ID. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Client Cert.	Enter the name of the digital certificate located on the device. The digital certificate is used with EAP-TLS. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Tunnel PAC	Enter the full pathname of the Protected Access Credential (PAC) file on the device. Tunnel PAC is used with EAP-FAST to authenticate the user. This field is available when the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2, and the EAP type is FAST-MSCHAPv2. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Mach. PAC	Enter the full pathname of the Protected Access Credential (PAC) file on the device. Machine PAC is used with EAP-FAST to authenticate the device. This field is available when the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2, and the EAP type is FAST-MSCHAPv2. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.
Provisioning	Select the PAC provisioning mode, if the EAP type is set to FAST-MSCHAPv2.
Verify Server Certificate	Select this option to enable server certificate verification.
Enable OPMK	Select this option to enable Opportunistic Pairwise Master Key caching, if the authentication method is WPA2 - Enterprise.
Connects To	Select the destination network the device will connect to: Internet or Work.
Turn on radio after configuration	Select this option to turn on the device's WiFi radio after configuration.

Action

Select one of the following actions:

Configure Wireless Settings: Configure WiFi settings for Devicescape Wireless.
Turn on radio: Turn on the WiFi radio.
Turn off radio: Turn off the WiFi radio.

Name

Enter a name for your Devicescape Wireless settings.

SSID

Enter your Service Set Identifier (SSID) to which the radio will connect. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Auth. Mode

Select the authentication method for your network.

Encryption

Select the encryption method according to the authentication method setting.

WEP Auth.

Select the WEP authentication mode: Open or Shared.

Key Length

Select the length of the WEP key: 64 bit or 128 bit.

Key Type

Select the WEP key type: ASCII or Hexadecimal Keys.

EAP

Select the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) type associated with the profile, if the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2.

PSK

Enter the pre-shared key (PSK) associated with the profile, if the authentication method is WPA - Personal or WPA2 - Personal. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

User

Enter the EAP-mode user name. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Password

Enter the user EAP-mode password. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Anony Id

Enter the EAP-mode anonymous ID. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Client Cert.

Enter the name of the digital certificate located on the device. The digital certificate is used with EAP-TLS. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Tunnel PAC

Enter the full pathname of the Protected Access Credential (PAC) file on the device. Tunnel PAC is used with EAP-FAST to authenticate the user. This field is available when the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2, and the EAP type is FAST-MSCHAPv2. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Mach. PAC

Enter the full pathname of the Protected Access Credential (PAC) file on the device. Machine PAC is used with EAP-FAST to authenticate the device. This field is available when the authentication method is 802.1X, WPA - Enterprise, WPA2 - Enterprise, or CCKM-WPA2, and the EAP type is FAST-MSCHAPv2. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information.

Provisioning

Select the PAC provisioning mode, if the EAP type is set to FAST-MSCHAPv2.

Verify Server Certificate

Select this option to enable server certificate verification.

Enable OPMK

Select this option to enable Opportunistic Pairwise Master Key caching, if the authentication method is WPA2 - Enterprise.

Connects To

Select the destination network the device will connect to: Internet or Work.

Turn on radio after configuration

Select this option to turn on the device's WiFi radio after configuration.