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Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters Installation and Configuration Guide for Linux

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Chapter 4 Enabling Security Features

Using the Client Encryption Manager

Note After you create a WEP key, you can write over it, but you cannot edit or

delete it.

Step 5 Click Transmit Key next to the key that you created to show that this is the key you want to use to

transmit packets.

Step 6 Click Persistent under WEP Key Type to allow your client adapter to retain this WEP key even when

power to the adapter is removed or the computer in which it is installed is rebooted.

Note If you select Temporary, the WEP key is lost when power is removed from your client adapter.

Step 7 Click Apply or OK.

Selecting an Existing WEP Key

If you want an existing WEP key to be used with your client adapter, follow these instructions.

Step 1 From the Commands pull-down menu, select Enter WEP key. The Enter WEP Key(s) screen appears.

The Key set box is highlighted for all existing WEP keys.

Note To protect WEP key security, the codes for existing WEP keys do not appear on the screen. Also,

you can write over existing keys, but you cannot edit or delete them.

Step 2 Click Transmit Key next to the key you want to use to transmit packets.

Step 3 Click Apply or OK.

Enabling WEP

Note Entering a WEP key does not enable WEP.

After you have selected a WEP key, you must access the Aironet Client Utility (ACU) to enable WEP.

Follow these steps to enable WEP.

Step 1 Click the Commands tab on the ACU main screen. The Commands drop-down menu appears.

Step 2 Click the Edit Properties option. The Properties screen appears.

Step 3 Click the Network Security tab. The Network Security screen appears (Figure 4-4).

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