Open Settings
and select Connection > Network destinations. Open a destination. Scroll to a WLAN Access point
and select Edit > WLAN security mode > WPA/WPA2 or 802.1x > EAP plug-in settings. Scroll to an EAP-FAST plug-in, and select Options > Edit.
Open Settings
and select Connection > Network destinations. Open a destination. Scroll to a WLAN Access point
and select Options > Edit > WLAN security mode > WPA/WPA2 or 802.1x > EAP plug-in settings. Scroll to an EAP-FAST plug-in, and select Options > Edit.
FAST (flexible authentication via secure tunnelling) uses protected access credentials (PAC) to create a secure tunnel between a server and your device to help protect data security in this tunnel. The EAP-FAST plug-in uses other EAP plug-ins as its authentication methods. To select the authentication methods used, scroll right.
Select from the following:
- Personal certificate — To use your personal certificate for authentication when using this Access point
, scroll to the certificate, and select Enable. To use your personal certificate for authentication when using this Access point
, scroll to the certificate, and select Options > Enable. - Authority certificate — To select the certificate to be used for server verification when using this access point, scroll to the certificate, and select Enable. To select the certificate to be used for server verification when using this access point, scroll to the certificate, and select Options > Enable.
- User name in use — To automatically retrieve your user name from your personal certificate, select From certificate. To define the name to be used, select User defined > User name, and enter the name.
- Realm in use — To automatically retrieve the realm address from your personal certificate or a CA certificate, select From certificate. To define the realm to be used, select User defined > Realm, and enter the realm.
- TLS privacy — To send your user name and password encrypted, select On. To send them as plain text, select Off.
- PAC store password — To be prompted for the password every time the protected access credentials (PAC) store is accessed, select Prompt. To enter and store the password on the device, select User defined. Note that storing the password on the device may lower security.
- Secure provisioning — Select On to authenticate provisioning using a CA certificate.
- Unsecure provisioning — Select On to run the provisioning in unauthenticated mode.
The settings available for editing may vary.
To reset the PAC store, select Options > Remove PAC store.
To save your settings, select Back.