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Command Reference Change Access
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keydata
Enter the WEP key. The key format should be entered as “xx-xx-xx-xx...”
where each x is a hexadecimal digit (0 through 9 and A through F). Each pair
of hex digits (xx) defines a byte of key data, and each byte is separated from
the next by a dash. For a 40-bit key, 5 bytes of key data must be given. For a
128-bit key, 13 bytes of data must be given.
Receive
Determines whether the MSS will receive unencrypted data while WEP is
enabled.
All
Allows reception of encrypted traffic while WEP is enabled. The MSS will
accept unencrypted wireless network frames, as well as frames encrypted with
its WEP key. This is the default setting once WEP has been enabled.
Encrypted
Refuses to accept unencrypted data while WEP is enabled. The MSS will
discard and ignore unencrypted wireless network frames, accepting only
frames encrypted with its WEP key.
Defaults Disabled, Receive all
Examples
Local>> CHANGE 80211 WEP ENABLED
Local>> CHANGE 80211 WEP INDEX 3
Local>> CHANGE 80211 WEP RECEIVE ENCRYPTED
Local>> CHANGE 80211 RESET
See Also Show 80211, page 2-63
2.3 Change Access
Specifies which types of connections the specified serial port will accept.
Restrictions Requires privileged user status.
The None parameter is only valid for the MSS4.
Autobaud must be disabled for ports set to Dynamic and Remote access.
Errors If a port is active, its access can not be changed.
Parameters
Port
MSS4 only. Specifies a particular port or group of ports.
Note: In the absence of the Portlist parameter, the configuration will affect the MSS4’s
current port only.
CHANGE
PORT PortList
ACCESS
LOCAL
DYNAMIC
REMOTE
NONE