HP 530 User Manual

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Command Line Reference
Wireless Security Commands
wep-key-length
This command sets the WEP key length when using static-wep security.
Syntax
wep-key-length <64|128>
• 64 - The 64 bit wep key length (with initializing vector, otherwise it is
40 bits).
• 128 - The 128 bit wep key length (with initializing vector, otherwise it
is 104 bits).
Default Setting
128
Command Mode
WLAN Interface Configuration
Example
wep-key
This command defines the wep-keys used for static-wep security.
Syntax
wep-key <1 | 2 | 3 | 4> <key>
• <1 | 2 | 3 | 4> - Set the first, second, third, and fourth wep keys used with
static-wep security (1-4).
• key - Sets the character string for security. The number of characters
depend on the number of characters required for each WEP key
depends on the Key Length and Key Type settings:
– If Key Length is 40 bits and the Key Type is "ASCII", then each
WEP key must be five (5) characters long.
– If Key Length is 40 bits and Key Type is "Hex", then each WEP key
must be 10 characters long.
– If Key Length is 104 bits and Key Type is "ASCII", then each WEP
Key must be 13 characters long.
– If Key Length is 104 bits and Key Type is "Hex", then each WEP
Key must be 26 characters long.
ProCurve Access Point 530(radio1-wlan1)# wep-key-length 64
ProCurve Access Point 530(radio1-wlan1)#

HP 530 Specifications

General

Graphics	Intel GMA 950
Processor	Intel Core Duo T2050
RAM	512 MB, upgradable to 2 GB
Storage	80 GB HDD
Display	15.4-inch WXGA (1280 x 800)
Operating System	Windows XP Professional
Battery	6-cell Lithium-Ion
Optical Drive	DVD+/-RW
Ports	3 x USB 2.0, 1 x VGA, 1 x RJ-45, 1 x RJ-11, 1 x Headphone, 1 x Microphone
Wireless	802.11a/b/g

Summary

Getting Started

Overview

Introduces the guide and applicable products.

IP Addressing

Guides on configuring IP addressing using the CLI for quick setup.

Selecting a Management Interface

Understanding Management Interfaces

Explains CLI, Web browser, and SNMP interfaces for managing the access point.

Advantages of Using the CLI

Details the benefits and usage of the Command Line Interface for configuration.

Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)

Accessing the CLI

Describes methods for accessing the CLI via console, Telnet, or SSH.

Password Security

Emphasizes setting a strong manager password to secure access to the CLI.

Using the ProCurve Web Browser Interface

Starting a Web Browser Interface Session with the Access Point

Explains how to initiate a web browser session using IP address or DNS name.

Changing the Management Password

Explains how to change the management password to enhance access security.

General System Configuration

Modifying Management Passwords

Details how to change the administrator password for secure management access.

Configuring SNMP

Introduces SNMP for network management and the access point's support for versions 1, 2c, and 3.

Wireless Interface Configuration

Setting the Country Code

Explains the importance of setting the country code for authorized radio channels and regulatory compliance.

Managing Multiple WLAN (BSS/SSID) Interfaces

Explains how to separate wireless traffic for different user groups using multiple SSIDs on a single access point.

Wireless Security Configuration

Wireless Security Overview

Explains wireless security concepts: open system, authentication, encryption, and key management.

Establishing Security

Provides access to security options via the WLANs tab and explains basic parameter configuration.

Special Features

QoS Commands

Explains QoS technologies for controlling traffic and the IEEE 802.11e standard for wireless networks.

Identity Driven Management

Introduces Identity-Driven Management (IDM) integrated with 802.1X for automatic network edge configuration based on user identity.

Command Line Reference

General Commands

Covers basic commands like configure, end, exit, logout, ping, reload, show, terminal, and write.

System Management Commands

Covers commands for configuring country code, hostname, domain, password manager, buttons, CLI confirmation, console, Telnet, SSH, and web-management.

File Uploads, Downloads, and Resets

Downloading Access Point Software

Explains how to acquire and download new access point software from the ProCurve support site.

Transferring Configuration Files

Covers copying configuration files to/from remote servers using Web UI and CLI.

Defaults

System Management

Lists default settings for System Management commands like country, hostname, password manager, buttons, console, Telnet, SSH, and web-management.

Adaptive Tx Power Control Use Cases

Use Model: Airport Deployment

Demonstrates Adaptive Transmit Power Control in an airport network scenario with SSID and RF Group Name configurations.

Open Source Licenses

GPL2 (GNU General Public License, v.2)

Provides the full text of the GNU General Public License, version 2.