Release Notes 4.5.0.39

System Requirements

(LEAP) and Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol (PEAP). As the RADIUS proxy

server, the built-in RADIUS server can manage multiple realms, each with multiple remote

RADIUS servers working in a failover capacity within each realm.

• SSL v.3 Protocol. The 700wl Series system now supports SSL v.3 protocol for the 700wl

Series system login, logout, and stop pages. SSL v.3 is enabled by default. To revert to SSL

v.2, select “Disable SSL V3 on Login/Logout/Stop page“ in the Local Networks page on the

SSL tab. (2479)

• MAC Location. The MAC Location offers the ability to extend the definition of a Location

from a specific port or all ports on an Access Controller to include a client device identified

by its MAC address. This allows an administrator to define a set of rights based on the

specific client device that a user is accessing, providing a mechanism for limiting connections

to a select group of client systems, for instance devices that are carefully monitored and

screened for security reasons. Caution must be exercised when using this feature as client

MAC addresses can be spoofed, thus allowing access to intruders. Because authentication in

this instance depends solely on the MAC address, the system‘s current MAC spoofing

protection is circumvented.

OCUMENTATION

Documentation is available through the Online Help feature in the Access Control Server

Administrative Console. Click the Help button to display context-sensitive Help about the page

you are viewing. From the Online Help interface you can navigate within the Help system to find

topics of interest, and you can access the complete HP ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series

Management and Configuration Guide in PDF format.

Documentation is also available on the HP ProCurve Technical Support web site at

http://www.procurve.com

and may be updated as the need arises. It is recommended that you

check the web site periodically to view the most current information about the product.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• For software release 4.5.0.xx the following client browsers have been fully tested and are

supported for use with the Administrative Interface:

Operating System Browser Software

Windows 2000 or XP Internet Explorer 6.0

Netscape 7.1

Firefox 1.0

Mozilla 1.7.5

RedHat Linux Netscape 7.1

Mozilla 1.5

Solaris Netscape 7.0

Mozilla 1.2.1

Mac OS X Internet Explorer 5.0* for OS X

* Internet Explorer for OS X cannot interpret the up/down arrows on some of the pages in the Administrative

Console, and does not uncheck a checkbox when its corresponding alternative is checked. (19024)