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AXIS M1004–W Network Camera
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3. Select the PEAP Version (0 or 1) as used in the access point.
4. Select the PEAP Label that the access point uses when using PEAP version 1. Select 1 to use client EAP encryption; select
2 to use client PEAP encryption.
5. Select the EAPOL version (1 or 2) as used in the access point.
6. Click Save.
For more information on certicates for wireless networks, see Certicates on page 50.
WEP
The security method WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) can be used to help secure a wireless network. However, WEP has some aws,
which makes it more vulnerable to attacks and WPA
TM
-WPA-Enterprise or WPA-/WPA2
TM
–PSK is a better choice.
To congure the wireless settings using the WEP security method:
1. Select the network type being used by the access point, Master or Ad-Hoc.
2. Select the Authentication type, Open or Shared Key depending on the method used by the access point. Not all access
points have this option, in which case they probably use open system, also sometimes called SSID Authentication.
3. Select the Key length, 64 bit or 128 bit used for the wireless encryption.
4. Select the Key type, depending on the key type used by the access point and enter the key in the corresponding key elds.
Manual allows you to manually enter the hex key. ASCII requires the string to be exactly ve characters for 64–bit WEP
and 13 characters for 128–bit WEP. The Passphrase can contain up to 31 characters. In 64–bit WEP the passphrase
generates four different keys. For 128–bit WEP, only one key is generated, which then is replicated for all four keys.
The Active transmit key selects which of the four keys the Axis product uses when transmitting information.
5. Click Save.
No Security
The No security option provides no protection against attacks. It is not a recommended method and should only be used during
short periods and exceptional cases.
To congure the wireless settings with no security:
1. Select the network type being used by the access point, Master or Ad-Hoc.
2. Click Save.
Certicates
Wireless network certicates are used to authenticate devices on a wireless network. Wireless networks using the
WPA
TM
-/WPA-Enterprise security method are protected by EAPOL (Extensible Authentication Protocol Over Lan), which is part of the
IEEE 802.1X standard. The client and server authenticate each other using digital certicates provided by a Certicate Authority. To
gain access to the protected wireless network, the Axis product presents its certicate to the network switch. If the certicate is
approved, the switch allows access.
You may need to contact your network administrator for information on certicates, user IDs and passwords
CA certicate - Created by the Certication Authority for the purpose of validating itself and is used by the Axis product for
checking the server’s identity.
Client certicate/Client private key - Used for the Axis product to authenticate itself using a client certicate and a private key.
To upload a CA certicate:
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