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NetVanta 160 Series Wireless Configuration Guide Hardware and Software Requirements and Limitations

• The WPA: TKIP parameter allows clients to connect using WPA personal and preshared keys,

without requiring a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) authentication server.

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) specifies the algorithms used for rotating keys.

• The

WPA/WPA2: TKIP/AES-CCMP parameter allows clients to connect through either WPA or

WPA2 personal to associate with each other, also without requiring a RADIUS authentication

server. TKIP specifies the algorithms used for rotating keys in conjunction with Advanced

Encryption Standard and Counter Mode CBC MAC Protocol (AES-CCMP), which specifies the

algorithms used for WPA2.

Enterprise Modes (Radius/802.1x)

• The

WPA: TKIP: EAP parameter allows clients to connect using WPA enterprise and 802.1x

authentication. A RADIUS authentication server is required. TKIP specifies the algorithms used for

rotating keys, while Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) provides a universal authentication

framework in the wireless network.

• The

WPA2: AES-CCMP: EAP parameter allows clients to connect using WPA2 enterprise along

with 802.1x authentication. A RADIUS authentication server is required. This parameter combines

the use of AES-CCMP algorithms with the EAP universal wireless authentication framework.

• The

WPA/WPA2: TKIP AES-CCMP: EAP parameter allows clients to connect using either WPA or

WPA2 enterprise with 802.1x authentication. A RADIUS authentication server is required. By

using this parameter, both WPA and WPA2 protocols are supported with a combination of TKIP,

WPA2 algorithms (AES-CCMP), and the use of EAP universal wireless authentication framework.

For more detailed information regarding security options, refer to the NetVanta 160 Wireless Interface

Command Sets in the

AOS Command Reference Guide available online at

https://supportforums.adtran.com.

Hardware and Software Requirements and Limitations

The NetVanta 160 Series WLAN features were introduced in AOS R10.4.0. Support for WLAN, WEP key

generation, and the number of supported access points (APs) are available on AOS products as outlined in

the

AOS Feature Matrix available online at https://supportforums.adtran.com.

Based on 802.11n standards, using TKIP for encryption forces the radio to function

at legacy rates, even if it is configured for 802.11n mode.

For RADIUS authentication to function, the AP must be assigned an IP address

and gateway. Refer to Step 5: RADIUS Server on page 15 of this guide for more

information.

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