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Configuring the AP
AP-4131 Access Point Product Reference Guide 93
The PassKey can be no longer than 32 characters in length.
2. Select the desired key and enter the new value to change the Key value.
3. Verify and change the values as needed to reflect the network
environment.
4. Select OK or Save to register settings by writing changes to NVM.
Selecting
Save displays a confirmation prompt.
5. Select Save ALL APs or press [F2] to save the Encryption Key
Maintenance information to all APs with the same Net_ID (ESS).
This option saves the configuration changes for the current AP, sends two
WNMP messages to all other APs on the Known APs table to update their
configuration and resets after the configuration has been modified. This
option is only used with the same hardware and firmware platforms.
6. The system prompts Warning Update, save, and reset all APs in the Known AP Menu?
yes no
Type Y.
7. Select Cancel-[ESC] to disregard any changes made to this screen and
return to the previous menu.
When Kerberos is enabled, the AP communicates with each MU using a
different 128-bit session key. When Kerberos is disabled, the access point
defaults to previous Encryption algorithm set in the RF Statistics page. Reset
the access point twice to ensure the access point Encryption algorithm is the
same as the associated MU(s).