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Configuring an MX6 Radio for WPA 
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E-EQ-MX6RG-E 
 
MX6 Reference Guide 
Skip Server Validation Step 
At the bottom of the screen choose the Server tab. The Server identity page allows you to set the 
credentials used for validating the authentication server during TLS and PEAP message exchange. 
The Client will use this information to verify that the authentication server with which the Client 
is communicating is a trusted server. 
 
Figure 7-13  Server Tab  
Note:   For ease of troubleshooting configure the Meetinghouse supplicant so it does not validate 
the server certificate until the user authentication is working properly. 
1.  Check the Do not validate server certificate chain box when first configuring the device. 
2.  Tap the OK box at the bottom of the screen.  
The fields in the Server identity dialog have the following meaning: 
Do not validate server certificate chain – If enabled, the server certificate will not be validated. 
Security is significantly reduced if the server certificate is not validated. 
Certificate issuer must be – Select the Certificate Authority which signed the server certificate, 
or select "Any Trusted CA" (the default). If the certificate authority that issued the server 
certificate is not listed, the CA certificate must be installed. 
Allow intermediate certificates – (default) Allow unspecified certificates to be in the server 
certificate chain between the server certificate and the specified “Certificate issuer”. 
Server name must be – The server name, or a domain to which the server belongs, depending on 
which of the two fields below has been checked. This will be compared to the server certificate's 
“Subject: CN” field. 
• 
Server name must match exactly – When selected, the server name entered must match 
exactly the server name found on the certificate. 
• 
Domain name must end in specified name – When selected, the server name field identifies 
a domain and the certificate must have a server name belonging to this domain or to one of its 
sub-domains.