Hello everyone
WEP is legacy. The main purpose of WEP is also for testing like open wlan.
1. Create the wlan as name binha-WEP
2. Select Radio policy and interface, such as the following
3. Go to the layer 2 to static WEP in the Security tab. The longest possible key supported on windows is 104bits. For the security issue, in this example I assume that the only pre-defined MAC address should be allowed to connect to this WLAN. Therefore, I checked ""allow shared key authentication"
It is also very simple
See you next time and Good Luck !!
WEP is legacy. The main purpose of WEP is also for testing like open wlan.
1. Create the wlan as name binha-WEP
2. Select Radio policy and interface, such as the following
3. Go to the layer 2 to static WEP in the Security tab. The longest possible key supported on windows is 104bits. For the security issue, in this example I assume that the only pre-defined MAC address should be allowed to connect to this WLAN. Therefore, I checked ""allow shared key authentication"
You can also do by CLI:
config wlan create 3 binha-WEP binha-WEP
config wlan disable
config wlan radio 3 802.11g-only
config wlan security wpa disable 3
config wlan security static-wep-key enable 3
config wlan security static-wep-key encryption 3 104 ascii 1234567890123 1
config wlan mac-filtering enable 3
config wlan security static-wep-key authentication shared-key 3
config wlan enable 3
4. You need to create a MAC filter for that address on your WLC. Go to Security > AAA > [Mac filtering]. Define a new MAC filter.
You also give the following command in CLI as the example.
config macfilter add 00:19:D2:AF:A8:79 3 management
"Filter for binha-WEP"
It is also very simple
See you next time and Good Luck !!
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