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TABLE 9-2

802.1x Authenticator Commands

9.1.6.1.1 802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET AUTHENTICATION

Syntax

802.1x AUTHENTICATOR SET AUTHENTICATION <value>

Description

This command allows to enable/disable authentication methods with 802.1x standard,

accordingly to 802.11 specifications.

Options

The following table gives the range values for each option that can be specified with this

command and a default value (if applicable).

9.1.6.1.2 802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET IDENTITY

Syntax

802.1x AUTHENTICATOR SET IDENTITY <string>

Description

This command allows to set a unique identity string for the device. The authenticator will

use this string to identify the device.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

Functions

Fiber

A

Fiber

B

Fiber

C

Fiber

D

Fiber

E

Modular

ADSL

A

ADSL

B

ADSL

C

802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET AUTHENTICATION

X

802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET IDENTITY

X

802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET KEY-TRANSMISSION

X

802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET REKEY-TIMEOUT

X

802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SHOW

X

Option

Description

Default Value

value

Possible values are:

Local

- Set a local server as device authentication method

(using MD5)

Disable

- Disable authentication on the device, manda-

tory for Open/Shared system wireless networks.

Enable

- Set the CPE as authenticator in the WPA/WAP2

system wireless network

Local

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9.1.6.1.3 802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET KEY-TRANSMISSION

Syntax

802.1x AUTHENTICATOR SET KET-TRANSMISSION {ENABLED | DISABLED}

Description

This command enables/disables key-transmission according to 802.11 specifications.

9.1.6.1.4 802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SET REKEY-TIMEOUT

Syntax

802.1x AUTHENTICATOR SET REKEY-TIMEOUT <sec>

Description

This command sets the WEP rekey timeout that causes the issue of a new WEP key for

the session. Once set to a suitable timeout, the keys will rotate at a rate fast enough to

prevent an attacker from sniffing enough packets in order to discover the WEP key.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

9.1.6.1.5 802.1X AUTHENTICATOR SHOW

Syntax

802.1x AUTHENTICATOR SHOW

Description

This command returns the status of 802.1x settings

Example

--> 802.1x authenticator show

802.1x Authenticator

Auth Server

: Local

Auth Control Enabled : true

Identity String

: VoIP gateway 00:01:38:b6:3e:99

Rekey Timeout

: 600

Key Transmission Enabled : true

Vap Id

: 0

Option

Description

Default Value

string

A string used for identification pur-

poses. If not configured manually, the

model name and device’s MAC

Address is displayed.

Model Name and MAC address

(i.e.iMG634WA-R2-main

00:0d:da:05:51:8f)

Option

Description

Default Value

sec

The time (in seconds) before a WEP key is rotated.

600

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Entropy Pool

: a508abe250752d01f0aae300146ff200

Supplicants:

None

9.1.6.2 Port Wireless commands

The table below lists the

port wireless

commands provided by the CLI:

TABLE 9-3

Port Wireless Commands

1)

The command Port Wireless Set IntraBSSRelay 2 is not available on ADSL A

9.1.6.2.1 PORT WIRELESS COUNTERS

Syntax

PORT WIRELESS COUNTERS

Description

This command shows the value of the attribute WPAMICFailures (WPA Message Integ-

rity Code failures) of the wireless device.

Example

-->

port wireless counters

WPAMICFailures

= 0

9.1.6.2.2 PORT WIRELESS SET

Syntax

PORT WIRELESS SET <option> <value>

Description

This command allows to set configuration parameters of the wireless device. Any modifi-

cation overrides the existing attribute values previously set.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

Functions

Fiber

A

Fiber

B

Fiber

C

Fiber

D

Fiber

E

Modular

ADSL

A

ADSL

B

ADSL

C

PORT WIRELESS COUNTERS

X

PORT WIRELESS SET

X

1

X

PORT WIRELESS SHOW

X

PORT WIRELESS STATUS

X

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Option

Description

Default Value

Authentication

Configuration command to be used in con-

junction with “

Encryption

” to easily set up an

authentication configuration for the network

Possible values are:

Open -

Set an open authentication network

Shared

- Set a shared authentication network

WPA-PSK

- Set a WPA/WPA2 authentica-

tion network

Open

AutoChannel

Possible values are:

False -

Disable AutoChannel feature

True

- Enable AutoChannel feature: allow the

AP to select the best channel on startup

True

CurrentCountry

It sets the current 802.11d country string for

the wireless card.

The driver will only show the possible values

depending on the countries that it actually

supports.

The form of a country string is the two-byte

ISO code for that country (from ISO 3166)

US

DefaultChannel

Default Channel to use. The default value

should be the minimum allowed for this band

(e.g. 1 for802.11b) unless the device is able to

auto-select

n/a

DefaultTxKey

Specifies which encryption key to use by

default (offset into the list of 64/128 bit keys

depending on the value of “

WepEncryption

”

attribute)

0

Disable

Possible values are:

False -

Wireless interface is enabled, wireless

connection is allowed

True

- Wireless interface is disabled, wireless

network can be seen but no connection will

be allowed

False

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ESSID

Service Set Identifier for the access point

PRISM_xx_yy_zz

where xx/yy/zz are

the last 3 bytes of

the wireless device

MAC address

Encryption

Configuration command to be used in con-

junction with “

Authentication

” to easily set up

an authentication configuration for the net-

work

Possible values are:

None -

No encryption used (open authentica-

tion network)

WEP64/WEP128

- Use WEP at 64 or 128

bit encryption method (open or shared

authentication network)

TKIP

- Use TKIP encryption (WPA authenti-

cation network)

AES_CCMP

- Use AES CCMP encryption

(WPA2 authentication network)

WPA2_Mixed

- Use both WPA-TKIP and

WPA2-AES_CCMP encryption method, to let

clients of both authentication types (WPA or

WPA2) connect to the device

None

FragmentationThresh-

old

Set a threshold over which frames will be frag-

mented

2346

HideSSID

Possible values are:

False

- SSID is shown inside beacon frames

True

- Prevent the CPE from advertising the

SSID inside beacon frames

False

IntraBSSRelay

Possible values are:

0

- Disable IntraBSSRelay feature

1

- Enable IntraBSSRelay feature

2*

- Enable Wireless L2 Client Isolation

(IntraBSSDrop) feature

1

Option

Description

Default Value

Rate

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