
ConfiguringIEEE802.1XAuthentication
D-Link UnifiedAccessPointAdministrator’sGuide
November2011 Page27
UnifiedAccessPointAdministrator’sGuide
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ConfiguringIEEE802.1XAuthentication
OnnetworksthatuseIEEE802.1X,port‐basednetworkaccesscontr ol,asupplicant(client)cannotgainaccess
tothenetworkuntilthe802.1Xauthenticatorgrantsaccess.Ifyournetworkuses802.1X,youmustconfigure
802.1XauthenticationinformationthattheAPcansupplytotheauthenticator.
IfyournetworkusesIEEE802.1X
see“Configuring802.1XAuthentication”onpage92forinformationabout
howtoconfigure802.1XbyusingtheWebinterface.
UsingtheCLItoConfigure802.1XAuthenticationInformation
Thefollowingtableshowsthecommandsusedtoconfigure the802.1XsupplicantinformationusingtheCLI.
Table6:CLICommandsforthe802.1XSupplicant
Action Command
View802.1Xsupplicantsettings
getdot1x‐supplicant
Enable802.1Xsupplicant
setdot1x‐supplicantstatusup
Disable802.1Xsupplicant
setdot1x‐supplicantstatusdown
Setthe802.1Xusername
setdot1x‐supplicantuser<name>
Setthe802.1spassword
setdot1x‐supplicantpassword<password>