Intel 622ANXH Intel Centrino Wireless-N+WiMax 6250 User Manual revised manual iaw FCC RT
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![This package is an  SSL im plem ent ation written by  Eric Young ( eay@crypt soft.com ) . The im plem ent at ion waswrit t en so as t o  conform  wit h  Net scape's SSL.This library  is free for  com m ercial and  non - com m ercial use as long as the  following  conditions are  adhered  t o. Thefollowing  condit ions apply  t o  all code found  in t his dist ribution,  be it  t he RC4,  RSA,  lhash,  DES, et c.,  code;  not  j ustthe  SSL code.   The SSL docum entat ion  included  wit h  this dist ribut ion is covered by t he sam e copyright  term sexcept  t hat  t he holder  is Tim  Hudson ( t j h@crypt soft .com ).Copyright  rem ains Eric Young's,  and  as such any  Copyright  not ices in t he code are  not  t o  be rem oved.  I f  t hispackage  is used in a product ,  Eric Young should be given  attribut ion  as t he aut hor of  the  parts of  t he library  used.This can be in t he form  of a t ext ual m essage at  program  startup or  in docum entat ion  ( online or  t ext ual)  providedwit h  the  package.Redist ribution  and  use in source and  binary form s,  with or  wit hout  m odification,  are perm it t ed provided t hat  t hefollowing  condit ions are  m et :1.  Redistribut ions of  source code m ust  ret ain  t he copyright  notice,  t his list  of condit ions and  t he followingdisclaim er.2.  Redistribut ions in binary form  m ust  reproduce t he  above copyright  not ice,  t his list  of  condit ions and  t hefollowing  disclaim er  in the docum entat ion  and/ or  ot her  m at erials provided wit h  the  dist ribut ion.3.  All  advert ising  m aterials m entioning  feat ures or  use of t his soft ware m ust  display the  followingacknowledgem ent :  "This product  includes crypt ographic soft ware written by  Eric Young ( eay@crypt soft.com ) "The word  'crypt ographic'  can be left  out  if  t he rout ines from  t he  library  being used are not  crypt ographicrelat ed.4.  I f  you include any Windows specific code ( or  a derivat ive t hereof)  from  t he apps directory ( applicat ion  code)you m ust  include an  acknowledgem ent:  "This product  includes software  writ t en by Tim  Hudson( tj h@crypt soft .com ) "THI S SOFTWARE I S PROVI DED BY ERI C YOUNG "AS I S: ' AND ANY EXPRESS OR I MPLI ED  WARRANTI ES,I NCLUDI NG,  BUT NOT LI MI TED TO, THE I MPLI ED WARRANTI ES OF MERCHANTABI LI TY AND FI TNESS FOR APARTI CULAR PURPOSE ARE DI SCLAI MED.  I N NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRI BUTORS BE LI ABLE FORANY DI RECT,  I NDI RECT, I NCI DENTAL,  SPECIAL,  EXEMPLARY,  OR CONSEQUENTI AL DAMAGES ( I NCLUDI NG, BUTNOT LI MI TED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTI TUTE GOODS OR SERVI CES;  LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFI TS;  ORBUSI NESS I NTERRUPTI ON)  HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LI ABI LI TY,  WHETHER I N CONTRACT,STRI CT LI ABI LI TY, OR TORT ( I NCLUDI NG NEGLI GENCE OR OTHERWI SE)  ARI SI NG I N ANY WAY OUT OF THE USEOF THI S SOFTWARE,  EVEN I F ADVI SED OF THE POSSI BI LI TY OF SUCH DAMAGE.The license and  dist ribution t erm s for  any  publicly available version  or  derivat ive of t his code cannot  be changed. i.e. t his code cannot  sim ply  be copied  and  put  under another  dist ribution license [ including  t he GNU PublicLicense.]zlib.h - -  inte rface  of t he  'zlib'  gene ral purpose  com pression  libra ry, ve rsion  1 .2 .3 , July1 8 t h,  2 0 0 5Copyright  ( C) 1995 - 2005  Jean- loup Gailly  and  Mark  AdlerThis soft ware is provided 'as- is',  wit hout  any  express or  im plied  warrant y.   I n no  event  will  the  aut hors be heldliable for  any dam ages arising from  t he use of t his soft ware. Perm ission is grant ed t o  anyone t o  use this soft warefor  any  purpose,  including com m ercial applicat ions,  and  t o  alter  it  and  redist ribute it  freely, subj ect  t o  t hefollowing  restrict ions:1.  The origin of  t his software  m ust  not  be m isrepresented;  you m ust  not  claim  that  you wrote t he originalsoft ware. I f  you use this soft ware in a product ,  an  acknowledgm ent  in t he product  docum ent ation  would  beappreciat ed but  is not  required.2.  Alt ered source versions m ust  be plainly  m arked as such, and  m ust  not  be m isrepresent ed  as being t heoriginal soft ware.3.  This not ice m ay  not  be rem oved or  alt ered from  any source distribut ion.Jean - loup Gailly  jloup@gzip.orgMark  Adler m adler@alum ni.calt ech.edu](https://usermanual.wiki/Intel/622ANXH.revised-manual-iaw-FCC-RT/User-Guide-1637431-Page-29.png)










![Prot ocol) TKI P is part  of  the  I EEE 802.11i encrypt ion st andard for  wireless networks.  TKI P is t he nextgenerat ion of WEP, t he Wired Equivalency  Prot ocol,  which  is used t o  secure 802.11  wirelessnet works.  TKI P provides per  packet  key  m ixing,  a m essage integrit y  check  and  a re- keyingm echanism ,  t hus fixing t he flaws of WEP.TLS (TransportLayer  Securit y)A t ype of aut hent ication  m et hod using the Ext ensible Aut hent ication  Prot ocol ( EAP)  and  asecurit y  prot ocol called t he Transport  Layer  Security ( TLS) .  EAP- TLS uses cert ificat es which  usepasswords.  EAP- TLS authenticat ion  supports dynam ic WEP key  m anagem ent. The TLS prot ocol isint ended t o  secure and  authenticat e com m unicat ions across a public network  through  dat aencryption.  The TLS Handshake  Prot ocol allows t he server  and  client  to  provide m ut ualaut hent ication  and  t o  negot iate an  encrypt ion algorit hm  and  cryptographic keys before data ist ransm it ted.TTLS ( TunneledTransport  LayerSecurit y)These set tings define t he prot ocol and  t he credentials used to  aut hent icate a user.  I n TTLS, t heclient  uses EAP- TLS t o  validat e t he server  and  creat e a TLS-encrypted  channel between  t heclient  and  server. The client  can use another  authenticat ion  prot ocol.  Typically  password- basedprot ocols challenge over t his encrypted  channel to  enable server  validat ion.  The challenge andresponse packets are  sent  over a non - exposed  TLS encrypt ed  channel.  TTLS im plem ent ationstoday support  all m et hods defined  by EAP, as well as several older m et hods ( CHAP,  PAP,  MS-CHAP and  MS- CHAP-V2) . TTLS can easily  be ext ended  to  work wit h  new  prot ocols by definingnew  attribut es to  support  new  prot ocols.WEP ( WiredEquivalentPrivacy)Wired Equivalent  Privacy,  64-  and  128-bit  ( 64 - bit  is som et im es referred t o  as 40 - bit) .  This is alow -level encrypt ion t echnique designed  to  give  the user  about  t he sam e am ount  of privacy  t hathe would  expect  from  a LAN.  WEP is a securit y  prot ocol for  wireless local area networks(WLANs)  defined  in t he 802.11b  st andard.  WEP is designed  t o  provide t he sam e level of  securit yas t hat  of  a wired LAN. WEP aim s t o  provide securit y  by dat a over radio waves so that  it  isprot ect ed  as it  is t ransm it t ed from  one end  point  t o  anot her.WEP Key Either  a pass phrase or  hexadecim al key.The pass phrase m ust  be 5  ASCI I  charact ers for  64 - bit  WEP or  13  ASCI I  charact ers for  128-bitWEP. For  pass phrases, 0 - 9, a- z,  A- Z, and  ~ ! @# $% ^ &* () _+ | ` - = { } | [ ] \ : "; '< > ?,./  are  all validcharact ers.The hex  key  m ust  be 10  hexadecim al characters ( 0 - 9, A- F)  for  64 - bit  WEP or  26  hexadecim alcharact ers ( 0 - 9, A- F)  for  128- bit  WEP.Wi - Fi*(WirelessFidelit y)I s m eant  t o  be used generically  when referring of  any t ype t o  802.11  net work,  whether802.11b, 802.11a, or  dual- band.WiMAX WiMAX, t he Worldwide  I nt eroperability for  Microwave Access,  is a telecom m unicat ionstechnology  aim ed at  providing wireless data over long dist ances in a variet y  of  ways,  from  point -to - point  links t o  full m obile cellular  type access.  I t  is based on  t he  I EEE 802.16  standard.  Thenam e WiMAX was created by  the WiMAX Forum , which  was form ed in June  2001  t o  prom oteconform ance and  int eroperability of the  st andard.  The forum  describes WiMAX as "a st andards-based t echnology  enabling  t he delivery  of  last  m ile wireless broadband access as an  alt ernativeto  cable and  DSL."Wireless rout er A st and - alone wireless hub t hat  allows any  com puter  t hat  has a wireless net work adapt er  t ocom m unicate wit h  anot her  com put er  wit hin  t he sam e net work and  t o  connect  to  the I nt ernet.WLAN (WirelessLocal - AreaNet work)A t ype of local- area network that  uses high - frequency  radio waves rat her t han  wires t ocom m unicate bet ween  nodes.WPA*  ( Wi- FiProt ect edAccess)This is a securit y  enhancem ent  t hat  st rongly increases t he  level of  data prot ect ion and  accesscont rol  t o  a wireless net work.  WPA is an  int erim  st andard  that  will  be replaced  wit h  t he I EEE's802.11i standard upon it s com plet ion.  WPA consists of  RC4  and  TKI P and  provides support  forBSS ( I nfrast ruct ure)  m ode only.  WPA and  WPA2 are  com patible.WPA2*  ( Wi- FiProt ect edAccess 2)This is the second generation of  WPA t hat  com plies wit h  the I EEE TGi specification.  WPA2consists of  AES encrypt ion, pre-aut hent ication  and  PMKI D caching.  I t  provides support  for  BSS(I nfrastructure)  m ode and  I BSS ( ad hoc)  m ode.  WPA and  WPA2 are  com patible.WPA- Ent erprise Wi- Fi  Prot ect ed Access- Ent erprise applies t o  corporate users. A new  standards- based,int eroperable securit y  t echnology  for  wireless LAN ( subset  of  I EEE 802.11i draft  st andard)  thatencrypts data sent  over  radio waves.  WPA is a Wi- Fi st andard t hat  was designed  t o  im prove](https://usermanual.wiki/Intel/622ANXH.revised-manual-iaw-FCC-RT/User-Guide-1637431-Page-40.png)
