WLAN Configuration

In this section:

  1. WLAN Configuration Overview
  2. WLAN Usage Types
    Each WLAN must be configured as one of the following usage types:
  3. Creating a New WLAN
  4. Creating a New WLAN
    In addition to the initial WLAN you created during the setup process, you can create new WLANs using the Wi-Fi component.
  5. 802.1X EAP WLANs
    802.1X EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol), or "WPA-Enterprise," is an IEEE Standard that provides a flexible and extensible authentication mechanism for devices attempting to connect to wired and wireless LANs.
  6. Guest WLANs
    By creating a guest WLAN, visitors to your organization can be allowed limited (or unlimited) access to your wireless network, with configurable guest access policies.
  7. Hotspot WLANs
    A hotspot is a venue or area that provides Internet access to devices with wireless networking capability. Hotspots are commonly available in public venues such as hotels, airports, coffee shops and shopping malls.
  8. Configuring Global WLAN Settings
    Complete the following steps to configure global settings for all WLANS.
  9. Editing an Existing WLAN
  10. Using a QR Code to Join a Wi-Fi Network
    Instead of entering a Wi-Fi password manually, you can join a Wi-Fi network using a QR code.
  11. Deleting a WLAN
  12. Disabling a WLAN Temporarily