IBM INFOPRINT 6500 - Manual (Page 66)

Chapter 2 Configuration Tools
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Equivalent Wireless Ethernet Interface
Configuration Using The Telnet Command
store ifc 2 wlan ssid <network-name>
store ifc 2 wlan mode adhoc|pseudo|managed
store ifc 2 wlan speed auto|(1 2 5 11)
store ifc 2 wlan channel default|(1-15)
store ifc 2 wlan antenna diverse|primary|aux
store ifc 2 wlan preamble default|long|short
store ifc 2 wlan pmm on|off
store ifc 2 wlan txpwr (0-100)
store ifc 2 wlan opts [[-]openauth][[-]intnl]
store ifc 2 wlan defkey disable|(1-4)
store ifc 2 wlan key <key-num> <key-sequence>
store ifc 2 wlan auth <auth-method> (e.g. openauth, shared, leap,
kerb)
store ifc 2 wlan user <auth-user-name>
store ifc 2 wlan pass <auth-password>
Refer to page 328 for the complete command set.
Wireless Cisco LEAP
LEAP is a Cisco wireless security scheme. The Cisco LEAP allows
for a WEP key timeout that forces re-authentication, resulting in the
derivation of a new WEP key for the session. To enable LEAP in
the NIC, enter the username and password corresponding to the
RADIUS server with the following commands:
store ifc 2 wlan auth leap
store ifc 2 wlan user <username>
store ifc 2 wlan pass <password>
NOTE: Disable the defkey to use LEAP.