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08-04-2003 09:49 AM - edited 07-04-2021 08:54 AM
Without the use of a server, what is the most secure way of protecting your WLAN? Aside from non-broadcast SSID, 128-WEP, MAC-filter, and Open key. I’ve heard rumors that you can use LEAP, without a server, but I don’t understand where the user database would go.
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08-05-2003 03:34 PM
I hope not following you in a bad way :)
This can not be done on VxWorks.
Within the foreseable future all AP's will have the option to run IOS so if you have 350's then start with 128bit WEP MAC filters MIC and TKIP then when IOS is available upgrade and migrate to local authentication, at wich time WPA should be starting to be come widely deployed which will give you better options anyway
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08-04-2003 06:58 PM
In the latest IOS version you can have the AP work as a authentication server for a limited number of clients
Here are the details
But what you have described above is pretty good but I would also add MIC and TKIP if you are using Cisco Clients
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08-05-2003 10:43 AM
Thank You Derwin!
You must be following me around! I think that link is exactly what I need. Is there a way, however, to do the same thing in VxWorks?
Thanks again.
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08-05-2003 03:34 PM
I hope not following you in a bad way :)
This can not be done on VxWorks.
Within the foreseable future all AP's will have the option to run IOS so if you have 350's then start with 128bit WEP MAC filters MIC and TKIP then when IOS is available upgrade and migrate to local authentication, at wich time WPA should be starting to be come widely deployed which will give you better options anyway
