Prerequisites for the Wi-Fi Authentication Tests (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

The following table shows the hardware requirements for the Wi-Fi Authentication Test.

Requirement Description

Device under test

The Windows Embedded CE-based device or devices you want to test.

Fixed access point (AP)

This AP must not require 802.1X (EAP) authentication; that is, it must require Open, Shared, WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK authentication. The device(s) under test use this AP to request AP test reconfiguration through the AP control server.

One or more APs

Every AP is controllable, and will be reconfigured during the testing by the AP control server. Each AP must be configured to communicate with the RADIUS authentication server.

Control server for APs

Processes AP configuration requests from the devices under test and updates APs to the required security mode. This server must also run the UDP and TCP Echo services so that the device(s) under test can verify wireless connections.

RADIUS server

Authentication server. You can run this service on its own computer, or on a computer that also runs the AP control server and the DHCP server.

DHCP server

Assigns IP addresses and processes client requests. You can run this server on its own computer, or on a computer that also runs the authentication and AP control servers.

Local network

Subnet to which the AP server, RADIUS server, and DHCP server all connect, so that the device can contact each server.

The following table shows the software requirements for the Wi-Fi Authentication Matrix Test.

Requirement Description

Windows Server 2003,any of the Standard or Enterprise editions

Basic server software requirement for running the Wi-Fi Authentication Test Suite.

Tux.exe

Test harness; required to run the tests.

Kato.dll

Logging engine, required to log data.

Authmatrix.dll

Test library.

Apcontrol.exe

Runs the AP control server.

Enroll.exe

Retrieves security certificate from the server that provides authentication services for the test network.

Netall.dll

Provides networking utilities; must reside on both the client and server.

See Also

Other Resources

Wi-Fi Authentication Tests
How To Set Up Authentication Servers on Windows Server 2003