Wireless Basics
Wireless setup features are pretty straightforward as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Wireless settings
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WEP is supported in 64, 128 and TI's special 256 bit lengths, but there's neither WPA nor 802.1x support. You are able to disable SSID broadcast, but MAC address filters aren't present because the hotspot account control system takes care of access control. Also note that wireless bridging is not supported.
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