ABB UNS 0868B-P，V2 3BHE013940R0002 Pulse interface card

AP Method The EAP Method, sometimes referred to as the ‘outer protocol’ defines the mechanism used to create a secure tunnel between the Supplicant and RADIUS server during the first phase of the Authentication sequence. The following EAP methods are supported:  EAP-PEAP – EAP method using the ‘Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol’  EAP-TLS – EAP method based on X.509 certificates that provides for mutual authentication. This is the most secure authentication mechanism available for 802.11. Certificates are required both on the RLX2 and the RADIUS server. The only authentication option available for EAP-TLS is to use TLS for the inner protocol.  EAP-TTLS – EAP Tunneled TLS. Similar to EAP-PEAP.

Authentication Method: 

The Authentication Method, sometimes referred to as the ‘inner protocol’ defines the mechanism used to authenticate the Supplicant of the RLX2 with the RADIUS server. The following authentication methods are supported:  MS-CHAPv2 – Microsoft’s version of the ‘Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol’ (CHAP). This method provides mutual authentication between the Supplicant and the RADIUS server, using a user name and password and challenge text responses.  MD5 – ‘Message Digest’ cryptographic hashing algorithm based on a user name and password.  TLS – Certificate-based inner authentication protocol.

User Name:

 Enter the User Name of the account that is to be authenticated. When using EAP-TLS, this represents the identity of the entity assigned to the device certificate being used. Password: Required field when using EAP-PEAP or EAP-TTLS with MS-CHAPv2 or MD5. Enter the password of the account corresponding to the user name. Certificates Opens a window that displays the current certificates installed in the RLX2, and provides controls to upload new certificates into the unit. Note: The RLX2 does not ship with any certificates installed.

Application industry

The products can be used in the following industries: power plant, paper making, steel, mining, rubber, water supply, cement, chemical industry, glass, printing Textile, machinery, plastics, coatings, medicine, hospitals, food, hotels, scientific research institutions