What is a VPN? A virtual private network (VPN) encrypts your traffic online, making it virtually anonymous. Find out about VPN in depth here - how it works and why you need it.
There are two types of WPA authentication: WPA and WPA2. WPA2 is the most secure. In WPA-Personal and WPA2-Personal, each user is given the same passphrase. This is the recommended mode for home networks. WPA-Enterprise and WPA2-Enterprise are designed to be used with an 802.1x authen...
(d2) Password: Fill-in the information which Internet Service Provider (ISP)provided. (d3) PPP Authentication: The default is [ Auto ]. Other options are [PAP] and [CHAP], which are used to verify the identity of the PPP device. ...
(d3) PPP Authentication: The default is [Auto]. Other options are [PAP] and [CHAP], which are used to verify the identity of the PPP device. (d4) Disconnect after time of inactivity (in seconds): This field is optional and allows you to configure to terminate your Internet Service Pr...
Two-factor authentication:By using a variety of authentication methods, a strong VPN checks everyone who tries to log in. For example, you might be prompted to enter a password, after which a code is sent to your mobile device. This makes it difficult for uninvited third parties to access ...
802.1X is a port access protocol for protecting networks via authentication. As a result, this type of authentication method is extremely useful in the Wi-Fi environment due to the nature of the medium. If a Wi-Fi user is authenticated via 802.1X for network access, a virtual port is open...
If WPS is enabled on a NIC that is operating in Extensible AP mode, the miniport driver must allow peer stations to associate with the Extensible AP by using Open System Authentication or Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) algorithms, regardless of the enabled authorization and cipher algorithms. For...
wifi_auth_mode_t authmode;/**< authentication mode used by AP*/ } wifi_event_sta_connected_t; /** Argument structure for WIFI_EVENT_STA_DISCONNECTED event */ typedef struct { uint8_t ssid[32]; /**< SSID of disconnected AP */ uint8_t ssid_len; /**< SSID length of disconnect...
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Once a device receives the access point's beacon, it connects to the network by sending an “authentication request.” The access point then verifies the device's credentials (e.g., Wi-Fi password) and assigns it an IP address. At that point, the device is officially connected to the Wi...