SCA Functional Specification

Interfaces Parameters

Last updated: 04-Dec-2024
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Note

The following parameters are not configurable using SET_PARM command. Refer to Parameters Not Configurable with SET_PARM for more details on the list parameters.

Parameters for GPRS Interface

Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
INTERFACETIMEOUT This parameter allows to configure the maximum time that a connection should be attempted on a particular interface. Typically, the overall connection timeout (set by “CONNECTTIMEOUT”) is distributed over the various interfaces configured. For example, if the environment includes Ethernet, WiFi and GPRS, then the connection timeout would be overall value of all interfaces. Hence, it is important to set the Interface timeouts, to be in sync with the overall connect timeout. Numeric. Set in milliseconds. For example - 20000, indicating 20 seconds. 20000 is the recommended value for WiFi. NOTE: This parameter has underscore (_) at the end. 30000 timeout
PRIMARYGPRSAPN, SECONDARYGPRSAPN (For Secondary Interface) Name of the access point. Alphanumeric, 100 (String) [empty] apn
PRIMARYGPRSSIMSLOT, SECONDARYGPRSSIMSLOT (For Secondary Interface) Primary and secondary GPRS SIM slot to use.
Numeric, 1
  • 0 - Currently active SIM slot.
  • 1 - First SIM slot
  • 2 - Second SIM slot
 0 sim_slot
PRIMARYGPRSRESTARTNETWORKONFAIL, SECONDARYGPRSRESTARTNETWORKONFAIL (For Secondary Interface) Resets the primary and secondary GPRS network if a host connection fails. 0 or 1 0, however the recommended value is 1. RESTART_NETWORK_ON_HOST_FAILURE
PRIMARYGPRSSTARTUPMODE, SECONDARYGPRSSTARTUPMODE (For Secondary Interface) Defines the network start up behavior.
Alphabetic, 100
  • AUTO (network is brought up automatically on every system start)
  • ON-DEMAND (network is brought up only if the application demands it)
 AUTO startup_mode
PRIMARYGPRSAUTHENTICATION, SECONDARYGPRSAUTHENTICATION (For Secondary Interface) Primary and secondary GPRS authentication mode. NOTE: CHAP_PAP is note supported for VOS2.
Alphabetic, 100
  • none
  • CHAP
  • PAP
  • CHAP_PAP
 [empty] authentication
PRIMARYGPRSUSERNAME, SECONDARYGPRSUSERNAME (For Secondary Interface) Primary and secondary GPRS username, required for authentication. Alphanumeric, 100 (String) [empty] username
PRIMARYGPRSPASSWORD, SECONDARYGPRSPASSWORD (For Secondary Interface) Primary and secondary GPRS password, required for authentication. Alphanumeric, 100 (String) [empty] password
PRIMARYGPRSROAMINGMODE, SECONDARYGPRSROAMINGMODE (For Secondary Interface) Primary and secondary GPRS roaming mode. 0 = auto, 1 = manual. NOTE: For manual mode, MCCMNC must be set to specify the desired network operator. Alphabetic, 100 (Integer) [empty] mode
PRIMARYGPRSMCCMNC, SECONDARYGPRSMCCMNC (For Secondary Interface) Desired network operator to connect with. NOTE: This is mandatory if MODE is set to 1. Alphanumeric, 100 (Integer) [empty] mccmnc
PRIMINTERFACETYPE, SECINTERFACETYPE (For Secondary Interface), TERINTERFACETYPE (For Tertiary Interface) Type of the network profile. Type refers to the mandatory profile properties. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface type.
  • lan
  • wlan
  • gprs
  • preconfigured
 User defined type
PRIMINTERFACEDEVICENAME, SECINTERFACEDEVICENAME (For Secondary Interface), TERINTERFACEDEVICENAME (For Tertiary Interface) Defined symbol for the network interface. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface device name.
  • ETH0
  • WLAN0
  • GPRS0
  • USB0
  • BT_PAN
 User defined device_name

Parameters for LAN Interface

  

Note

  • For Com Control Panel (CCP), the below list of common network profile related parameters with ‘_1’ will go to the eth0 (LAN) and with ‘_2’ will go to the wlan0 (WLAN) profile based on the current implementation: DHCP_ENABLED, DNS_1, DNS_2, GATEWAY, IP_ADDRESS and NETMASK.
  • As of this publication, eth0 and wlan0 profiles are only supported. For CCP, to configure WiFi, it is recommended to use primary WiFi configuration parameters.
  • Few parameters from Interfaces/LAN Parameters, are not configurable using SET_PARM command. Refer to Parameters Not Configurable with SET_PARM for more details on the list parameters.
Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
PRIMINTERFACETYPE, SECINTERFACETYPE (For Secondary Interface), TERINTERFACETYPE (For Tertiary Interface) Type of the network profile. Type refers to the mandatory profile properties. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface type.
  • lan
  • wlan
  • gprs
  • preconfigured
 User defined type
PRIMINTERFACEDEVICENAME, SECINTERFACEDEVICENAME (For Secondary Interface), TERINTERFACEDEVICENAME (For Tertiary Interface)
Defined symbol for the network interface. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface device name. NOTE: If the interface device name is set to BT_PAN value, then the following parameters should be set as below:
  • Primary, secondary and tertiary interface type should be set to LAN.
  • BTPAIRMODE parameter should be enabled.
  • IDLEQRINFO parameter value should not be set as 0.
  • IDLEQRTO parameter minimum value should be set as 60.
  • ETH0
  • WLAN0
  • GPRS0
  • USB0
  • BT_PAN
 User defined device_name
STARTUP_MODE Defines the network’s start-up behavior.
  • AUTO - Network is brought up automatically on every system start.
  • ON-DEMAND - Network is brought up only if the application demands it.
 AUTO STARTUP_MODE
START_NETWORK_1 (For Primary Interface), START_NETWORK_2 (For Secondary Interface), START_NETWORK_3 (For Tertiary Interface) This parameter is used for bringing up the same network interface for Host connection, if it goes down for any reason.
  • 0 - Will not try to bring up the same Interface.
  • 1 - Will try to bring up the same Interface.
 1 start_network
INTERFACETIMEOUT This parameter allows to configure the maximum time that a connection should be attempted on a particular interface. Typically, the overall connection timeout (set by “CONNECTTIMEOUT”) is distributed over the various interfaces configured. For example, if the environment includes Ethernet, WiFi and GPRS, then the connection timeout would be overall value of all interfaces. Hence, it is important to set the Interface timeouts, to be in sync with the overall connect timeout. Numeric. Set in milliseconds. For example - 20000, indicating 20 seconds. 20000 is the recommended value for WiFi. NOTE: This parameter has underscore (_) at the end. 30000 timeout
DHCP_ENABLED_1 (For EPP Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_2 (For Primary Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_3 (For Secondary Interface) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP client usage for this network. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N.
  • 0 – Static
  • 1 – DHCP
 1 dhcp_enabled
DHCP_HOSTNAME DHCP client hostname to display on DHCP server side (used only if DHCP_ENABLED = 1). The maximum string length is 127 In case of longer string, it gets truncated. If not specified, this will default to VFI-<SN> where <SN> is the terminals serial number. String Empty  
DHCP_CLIENTID DHCP client identifier is used to uniquely identify the client on DHCP server side (used only if DHCP_ENABLED = 1). The maximum string length is 15. In case of longer the string, it gets truncated. If not specified, the terminal will automatically send the interfaces hardware address as Client ID. String Empty  
IP_ADDRESS_1 (For EPP Interface), IP_ADDRESS_2 (For Primary Interface), IP_ADDRESS_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 Address if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty ip_address
NETMASK_1 (For EPP Interface), NETMASK_2 (For Primary Interface), NETMASK_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 network mask if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 255.255.255.0 Empty netmask
GATEWAY_1 (For EPP Interface), GATEWAY_2 (For Primary Interface), GATEWAY_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 Gateway if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty gateway
DNS_1_1 (For EPP Interface), DNS_1_2 (For Primary Interface), DNS_1_3 (For Secondary Interface) First DNS server if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_1
DNS_2_1 (For EPP Interface), DNS_2_2 (For Primary Interface), DNS_2_3 (For Secondary Interface) Second DNS server if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_2
IPV4_ENABLED This parameter is used to enable or disable IPv4 TCP/IP Stack support for the specified interface.
  • 0 - Disable
  • 1 - Enable
    
IPV6_ENABLED This parameter is used to enable or disable IPv6 TCP/IP Stack support for the specified interface.
  • 0 - Disable
  • 1 - Enable
    
IPV6_MODE This parameter defines IPv6 mode for IPv6 auto configuration or use static IPv6 address information.
  • AUTO - IPv6 auto configuration.
  • STATIC - use static IPv6 address information.
    
IPV6_GLOBAL_ADDRESS The IPv6 address with global scope. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_GLOBAL_PREFIX IPv6 global prefix length. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. Value ranges: 1 - 128 Empty  
IPV6_UNIQUE_LOCAL_ADDRESS The IPv6 unique local address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_UNIQUE_LOCAL_PREFIX The IPv6 unique local address prefix length. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. Value ranges: 1 - 128 Empty  
IPV6_GATEWAY IPv6 gateway address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_DNS_1 IPv6 DNS server address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_DNS_2 IPv6 alternative DNS server address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
WLAN_NODE Encapsulates one WLAN Node within a WLAN Network profile. Up to 10 WLAN Nodes can be defined for a WLAN Network Profile. Subtag in XML or InfoDB Empty  

LAN for CCP

  

Note

  • The list of common network profile related parameters with ‘_1’ will go to eth0 (LAN) profile based and parameters with ‘_2’ will go to wlan0 (WLAN) profile based.
  • ADVCOMMSENABLED parameter must be set to Y.
Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
DHCP_ENABLED_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP client usage for this network.
  • 0 – Static
  • 1 – DHCP
 1 dhcp_enabled
IP_ADDRESS_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), IP_ADDRESS_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 Address if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty ip_address
NETMASK_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), NETMASK_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 network mask if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 255.255.255.0 Empty netmask
GATEWAY_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), GATEWAY_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 Gateway if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty gateway
DNS_1_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DNS_1_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) First DNS server if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_1
DNS_2_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DNS_2_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) Second DNS server if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_2

Parameters for WLAN Interface

  

Note

  • For Com Control Panel (CCP), the below list of common network profile related parameters with ‘_1’ will go to the eth0 (LAN) and with ‘_2’ will go to the wlan0 (WLAN) profile based on the current implementation: DHCP_ENABLED, DNS_1, DNS_2, GATEWAY, IP_ADDRESS and NETMASK.
  • As of this publication, eth0 and wlan0 profiles are only supported. For CCP, to configure WiFi, it is recommended to use primary WiFi configuration parameters.
  • Few parameters from Interfaces/WLAN Parameters, are not configurable using SET_PARM command. Refer to Parameters Not Configurable with SET_PARM for more details on the list parameters.
Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
PRIMINTERFACETYPE, SECINTERFACETYPE, TERINTERFACETYPE Type of the network profile. Type refers to the mandatory profile properties. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface type.
  • lan
  • wlan
  • gprs
  • preconfigured
 WLAN type
PRIMINTERFACEDEVICENAME, SECINTERFACEDEVICENAME, TERINTERFACEDEVICENAME Defined symbol for the network interface. Primary, secondary and tertiary interface device name.
  • ETH0
  • WLAN0
  • GPRS0
  • USB0
  • BT_PAN
 WLAN0 device_name
STARTUP_MODE Defines the network’s start-up behavior.
  • AUTO - Network is brought up automatically on every system start.
  • ON-DEMAND - Network is brought up only if the application demands it.
 AUTO STARTUP_MODE
INTERFACETIMEOUT This parameter allows to configure the maximum time that a connection should be attempted on a particular interface. Typically, the overall connection timeout (set by “CONNECTTIMEOUT”) is distributed over the various interfaces configured. For example, if the environment includes Ethernet, WiFi and GPRS, then the connection timeout would be overall value of all interfaces. Hence, it is important to set the Interface timeouts, to be in sync with the overall connect timeout. Numeric. Set in milliseconds. For example - 20000, indicating 20 seconds. 20000 is the recommended value for WiFi. NOTE: This parameter has underscore (_) at the end. 30000 timeout
DHCP_ENABLED_1 (For EPP Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_2 (For Primary Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_3 (For Secondary Interface) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP client usage for this network. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N.
  • 0 – Static
  • 1 – DHCP
 1 dhcp_enabled
DHCP_HOSTNAME DHCP client hostname is used to display on DHCP server side (used only if DHCP_ENABLED = 1). The maximum string length is 127. In case of longer string, it gets truncated. If not specified, this will default to VFI-<SN> where <SN> is the terminals serial number. String Empty  
DHCP_CLIENTID DHCP client identifier is used to uniquely identify the client on DHCP server side (used only if DHCP_ENABLED = 1). The maximum string length is 15. In case of longer the string, it gets truncated. If not specified, the terminal will automatically send the interfaces hardware address as Client ID. String Empty  
IP_ADDRESS_1 (For EPP Interface), IP_ADDRESS_2 (For Primary Interface), IP_ADDRESS_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 Address if DHCP disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty ip_address
NETMASK_1 (For EPP Interface), NETMASK_2 (For Primary Interface), NETMASK_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 network mask if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 255.255.255.0 Empty netmask
GATEWAY_1 (For EPP Interface), GATEWAY_2 (For Primary Interface), GATEWAY_3 (For Secondary Interface) IPv4 Gateway if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty gateway
DNS_1_1 (For EPP Interface), DNS_1_2 (For Primary Interface), DNS_1_3 (For Secondary Interface) First DNS server if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_1
DNS_2_1 (For EPP Interface), DNS_2_2 (For Primary Interface), DNS_2_3 (For Secondary Interface) Second DNS server if DHCP is disabled. NOTE: This parameter name with ‘_1’ and ‘_2’ are applicable if ADVCOMMSENABLED is set to N. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_2
IPV4_ENABLED This parameter is used to enable or disable IPv4 TCP/IP Stack support for the specified interface.
  • 0 - Disable
  • 1 - Enable
    
IPV6_ENABLED This parameter is used to enable or disable IPv6 TCP/IP Stack support for the specified interface.
  • 0 - Disable
  • 1 - Enable
    
IPV6_MODE This parameter defines IPv6 mode for IPv6 auto configuration or use static IPv6 address information.
  • AUTO - IPv6 auto configuration.
  • STATIC - use static IPv6 address information
    
IPV6_GLOBAL_ADDRESS The IPv6 address with global scope. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_GLOBAL_PREFIX IPv6 global prefix length. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. Value ranges: 1 - 128 Empty  
IPV6_UNIQUE_LOCAL_ADDRESS The IPv6 unique local address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_UNIQUE_LOCAL_PREFIX The IPv6 unique local address prefix length. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. Value ranges: 1 - 128 Empty  
IPV6_GATEWAY IPv6 gateway address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_DNS_1 IPv6 DNS server address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
IPV6_DNS_2 IPv6 alternative DNS server address. This is used only if IPV6_MODE = STATIC. String Empty  
WLAN_NODE Encapsulates one WLAN Node within a WLAN Network profile. Up to 10 WLAN Nodes can be defined for a WLAN Network Profile. Subtag in XML or InfoDB Empty  

WLAN for CCP

  

Note

  • The list of common network profile related parameters with ‘_1’ will go to eth0 (LAN) profile based and parameters with ‘_2’ will go to wlan0 (WLAN) profile based.
  • ADVCOMMSENABLED parameter must be set to Y.
Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
DHCP_ENABLED_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DHCP_ENABLED_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP client usage for this network.
  • 0 – Static
  • 1 – DHCP
 1 dhcp_enabled
IP_ADDRESS_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), IP_ADDRESS_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 Address if DHCP disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty ip_address
NETMASK_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), NETMASK_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 network mask if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 255.255.255.0 Empty netmask
GATEWAY_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), GATEWAY_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) IPv4 Gateway if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty gateway
DNS_1_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DNS_1_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) First DNS server if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_1
DNS_2_1 (For CCP Primary Interface), DNS_2_2 (For CCP Secondary Interface) Second DNS server if DHCP is disabled. Alphanumeric, 23. Example: 12.34.56.78 Empty dns_2
  

Note

The following parameters are not configurable using SET_PARM command. Refer to Parameters Not Configurable with SET_PARM for more details on the list parameters.


Parameters for WLAN_NODE Interface

This node section is accessed directly by the ADK COM, which will be used to set up the WiFi profile. Configure when wlan type = wlan.

  

Note

  • For Com Control Panel (CCP), these primary WiFi specific parameters with ‘_1’ are applicable for wlan0 (WLAN). For example: ‘BAND_1’.
  • The following parameters in the table have underscore (_) at the end of the parameter name.
Config.usr1/Parameter DLD Name Description Valid/Max Values Default Value Name in PropertiesData.xml
SSID, SEC_SSID (For Secondary Interface) WLAN network name (Server Set Identification) informal name of the BSS. NOTE: This is case sensitive. Alphanumeric [blank] ssid
PROTO, SEC_PROTO (For Secondary Interface) Defines acceptable protocol types. This is used if KEY_MGMT is EAP or PSK.
  • AUTO: automatic selection of WPA or WPA2.
  • WPA: accept WPA only.
  • WPA2: accept WPA2 (RSN) only.
 [blank] Proto
KEY_MGMT, SEC_KEY_MGMT (For Secondary Interface) Defines the key management protocol.
  • PSK - Pre-Shared Key management (WPA/WPA2).
  • EAP - Extensible Authentication Protocol management (WPA/WPA2).
 [blank] Key_mgmt
PSK, SEC_PSK (For Secondary Interface) WPA/WPA2 Pre-Shared Key. NOTE: Length 8-63 is pass-phrase, 64 character length is HEX-Keys (HEX digits). Alphanumeric 8-64 [blank] Psk
GROUP, SEC_GROUP (For Secondary Interface) Group cipher to be used. This is used if KEY_MGMT is EAP or PSK.
  • TKIP
  • CCMP
  • AUTO
 [blank] group
PAIRWISE, SEC_PAIRWISE (For Secondary Interface) Pairwise cipher to be used. This is used if KEY_MGMT is EAP or PSK.
  • TKIP
  • CCMP
  • AUTO
 [blank] pairwise
EAPTYPE, SEC_EAPTYPE (For Secondary Interface) Mandatory if KEY_MGMT is EAP. Inner authentication used for PEAP is MSCHAPv2.
  • TLS
  • PEAP
  • FAST
  • TTLS
  • PWD
  • PSK
  • GPSK
 [blank] eap_type
EAPCACERT, SEC_EAPCERT (For Secondary Interface) File path to CA certificate file. This is mandatory if EAP_TYPE is set to TLS. Optional if EAP_TYPE is PEAP or TTLS. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_cacert
EAPCLIENTCERT, SEC_EAPCLIENTCERT (For Secondary Interface) File path to client certificate file. This is mandatory if EAP_TYPE is TLS. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_clientcert
EAPPRIVKEY, SEC_EAPPRIVKEY (For Secondary Interface) File path to private key file. File format: PEM/DER/PFX. This is optional if EAP_TYPE is TLS. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_privkey
EAPPRIVKEYPWD, SEC_EAPPRIVKEYPWD (For Secondary Interface) Password for private key file. This is optional if EAP_TYPE is TLS. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_privkey_pwd
EAPIDENTITY, SEC_EAPIDENTITY (For Secondary Interface) Identity needed for EAP authentication. This is mandatory for all EAP types. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_identity
EAPPWD, SEC_EAPPWD (For Secondary Interface) Password needed for EAP authentication. This is mandatory if EAP_TYPE is PEAP, FAST, TTLS, PWD, PSK or GPSK. For PSK and GPSK this must be a HEX string. For PSK it must be exactly 16 bytes (32 characters) long. For GPSK the minimum length is 16 bytes (32 characters). Alphanumeric [blank] eap_password
EAPANONYMOUSID, SEC_EAPANONYMOUSID (For Secondary Interface) Anonymous identity for EAP modes. Optional for all modes with inner authentication. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_anonymous_id
EAPFASTPACFILE, SEC_EAPFASTPACFILE (For Secondary Interface) This is mandatory for EAP FAST only. Full path + file name of a pre-loaded PAC file. If not specified, then automatic PAC provisioning will be enabled allowing both, unauthenticated and authenticated provisioning. Alphanumeric [blank] eap_fast_pac_file
VISIBILITY, SEC_VISIBILITY (For Secondary Interface) Visibility settings of SSID. The network SSID is hidden.
  • Hidden
  • Visible
 Visible visibility
BAND, SEC_BAND (For Secondary Interface) Band frequencies to be set, frequencies of 2.4GHz, 5GHz or of both bands.
  • 2.4GHz
  • 5GHz
  • AUTO
 User defined band
PRIORITY, SEC_PRIORITY (For Secondary Interface) The priority in selecting network to be set. Higher values are preferred to lower values. Alphanumeric [blank] priority
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