Figure 418: Networks to Access
This window determines what types of wireless networks the client can access. By default, Windows connects to
any type of wireless network. Make sure that the option Computer-to-computer (ad hoc) networks only is
not
selected. Click Close.
5. In the Wireless Networks tab, click Add to add a wireless network.
6. Click the Association tab to enter the network properties for the SSID.
NOTE: This tab configures the authentication and encryption used between the wireless client and the Dell user-centric network.
Therefore, the settings for the SSID that you configure on the client must
match
the configuration for the SSID on the controller.
l For an SSID using dynamic WEP, enter the following:
n Network Authentication: Open
n Data Encryption: WEP
n Select the option “The key is provided for me automatically”. Each client will use a dynamically-generated
WEP key that is automatically derived during the 802.1x process.
l For an SSID using WPA, enter the following:
n Network Authentication: WPA
n Data Encryption: TKIP
l For an SSID using WPA-PSK, enter the following:
n Network Authentication: WPA-PSK
n Data Encryption: TKIP
n Enter the pre-shared key.
l For an SSID using WPA2, enter the following:
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