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Chapter
5
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System
Settings
Services
◆
The
client
authenticates
the
server
using
the
server’s
digital
certificate.
◆
The
client
and
server
negotiate
a
set
of
security
protocols
to
use
for
the
connection.
◆
The
client
and
server
generate
session
keys
for
encrypting
and
decrypting
data.
◆
The
client
and
server
establish
a
secure
encrypted
connection.
◆
A
padlock
icon
should
appear
in
the
status
bar
for
most
browsers.
Figure
42:
Web
Server
Settings
The
following
items
are
displayed
on
this
page:
◆
HTTP
Port
—
The
TCP
port
to
be
used
by
the
HTTP
Web
browser
interface.
(Range:
1
‐
65535;
Default:
80)
◆
Allow
HTTP
from
WAN
—
Allows
HTTP
management
access
from
the
WAN.
◆
HTTPS
Port
—
The
TCP
port
to
be
used
by
the
HTTPS
Web
browser
interface.
(Range:
1
‐
65535;
Default:
443)
◆
Allow
HTTPS
from
WAN
—
Allows
HTTPS
management
access
from
the
WAN.
Network
Time
Network
Time
Protocol
(NTP)
allows
the
access
point
to
set
its
internal
clock
based
on
periodic
updates
from
a
time
server
(SNTP
or
NTP).
Maintaining
an
accurate
time
on
the
access
point
enables
the
system
log
to
record
meaningful
dates
and
times
for
event
entries.
If
the
clock
is
not
set,
the
access
point
will
only
record
the
time
from
the
factory
default
set
at
the
last
bootup.
The
access
point
acts
as
an
NTP
client,
periodically
sending
time
synchronization
requests
to
specified
time
servers.
The
access
point
will
attempt
to
poll
each
server
in
the
configured
sequence.
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