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WPA-PSK Complexity
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WPA-PSK Complexity
When you configure VAPs on the WAP device, you can select a method of 
securely authenticating clients. If you select the WPA Personal protocol (also 
known as WPA pre-shared key or WPA-PSK) as the security method for any VAP, 
you can use the WPA-PSK Complexity page to configure the complexity 
requirements for the key used in the authentication process. More complex keys 
provide increased security.
To configure the WPA-PSK complexity:
STEP 1
Select Security > WPA-PSK Complexity.
STEP  2
Check Enable next to the WPA-PSK Complexity field to enable the WAP device 
to check the WPA-PSK keys against the criteria that you configure. If you disable 
this feature, none of these settings are used. WPA-PSK Complexity is disabled by 
default.
STEP  3
Configure these parameters:
WPA-PSK Minimum Character Class—Choose the minimum number of 
character classes that must be represented in the key string. The four 
possible character classes are uppercase letters, lowercase letters, 
numbers, and special characters available on a standard keyboard. Three is 
the default.
WPA-PSK Different From Current—When enabled, users must configure a 
different key after their current key expires. When disabled, users can use 
the old or previous key after their current key expires.
Maximum WPA-PSK Length—The maximum key length in number of 
characters is from 32 to 63. The default is 63.
Minimum WPA-PSK Length—The minimum key length in number of 
characters is from 8 to 16. The default is 8. 
STEP  4
Click Save. The changes are saved to the Startup Configuration.