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Setting up Wireless Data Privacy
• The first DHCP request is taken to be a request for an outer tunnel address, and NAT is ALWAYS used,
even if the Access Policy specifies Never for the Network Address Translation setting.
Note: A side-effect of this behavior is that if encryption is —Allowed but not required“ by the Access
Policy, and a client connects without using a tunneling protocol, that client will always be NAT‘ed
upon making a DHCP request. The client will avoid being NAT‘ed only if the Access Policy allows
static IP addresses, and the client actually uses a static IP address.
• The inner tunnel address is assigned in accordance with the Access Policy’s NAT setting. However, if
Real IP mode is used, the client’s IP address is assigned based on the tunneling configuration specified
here—either via the external DHCP service or from a specified address range.
HP ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series Management and Configuration Guide 7-13