Cisco Wap581 Mode d’emploi

Cisco WAP581 Wireless-AC/N Dual Radio Access Point with 2.5GbE

LAN Administration Guide

First Published: 2016-11-23

Last Modified: 2019-07-09

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CONTENTS

Getting Started 1

CHAPTER 1

Getting Started with the Configuration 1

Using the Access Point Setup Wizard 2

Using the Access Point Setup Wizard with Mobile 4

Changing Password 6

TCP/UDP Service 6

System Status 7

Quick Start Configuration 8

Window Navigation 9

Navigation Pane 9

Management Buttons 9

Administration 11

CHAPTER 2

Firmware 11

Swapping the Firmware Image 11

HTTP/HTTPS Upgrade 12

TFTP Upgrade 12

Reboot 13

Schedule Reboot 13

Configuration Management 13

Backup Configuration Files 14

Download Configuration Files 14

Copying Configuration Files 15

Clearing Configuration Files 15

System Configuration 17

CHAPTER 3

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LAN 17

IPv4 Configuration 17

DHCP Auto Configuration Settings 18

IPv6 Configuration 19

Port Settings 20

Spanning Tree Protocol 21

VLANs Setting 21

Neighbor Discover 21

LLDP 22

IPv6 Tunnel 22

Time 23

Automatically Acquiring the Time Settings through NTP 23

Manually Configuring the Time Settings 24

Notification 25

LED Display 25

Log Settings 25

Remote Log Server Table 26

View System Log 27

Email Alert/ Mail Server/ Message Configuration 27

Email Alert Examples 28

User Accounts 29

Adding a User 29

Changing a User Password 30

Management 30

System Settings 31

Connect Session Settings/HTTP/HTTPS Service 31

SSL Certificate File Status 32

SNMP / SNMPv2c Settings 33

SNMPv3 Views 34

SNMPv3 Groups 35

SNMPv3 Users 36

SNMPv3 Targets 37

Plug and Play (PnP) 38

Security 39

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Radius Server 39

Configuring Global RADIUS Servers 39

802.1x Supplicant 40

Rogue AP Detection 41

Viewing the Rogue AP List 41

Saving the Trusted AP List 42

Importing a Trusted AP List 43

Configure Password Complexity 43

Configure WAP-PSK Complexity 44

Wireless 45

CHAPTER 4

Radio 45

Networks 50

Configuring VAPs 51

Configuring Security Settings 53

Client Filter 56

Configuring a Client Filter List Locally on the WAP device 56

Configuring MAC Authentication on the Radius Server 57

Scheduler 57

Scheduler Profile Configuration 58

Profile Rule Configuration 58

QoS 59

Wireless Bridge 63

CHAPTER 5

Wireless Bridge 63

Configuring WDS Bridge 64

WPA/PSK on WDS Links 64

WorkGroup Bridge 65

Fast Roaming 69

CHAPTER 6

Fast Roaming 69

Configuring Fast Roaming 69

Configuring Remote Key Holder List Profiles 70

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Single Point Setup 73

CHAPTER 7

Single Point Setup Overview 73

Managing Single Point Setup Across Access Points 73

Single Point Setup Negotiation 74

Operation of a Device Dropped From a Single Point Setup 75

Configuration Parameters Propagated and Not Propagated to Single Point Setup Access Points 75

Access Points 77

Configuring the WAP Device for Single Point Setup 77

Firmware Management 78

Channel Management 79

Configuring Advanced Settings 79

Channel Assignment Table 80

Access Control 81

CHAPTER 8

ACL 81

IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs 81

Workflow to Configure ACLs 82

Configure IPv4 ACLs 82

Configure IPv6 ACLs 84

Configure MAC ACLs 87

Client QoS 88

Configuring IPv4 Traffic Classes 89

Configuring IPv6 Traffic Classes 91

Configuring MAC Traffic Classes 93

QoS Policy 94

QoS Association 95

Guest Access 96

Guest Access Instance Table 96

Guest Group Table 99

Guest User Account 100

Web Portal Customization 101

Cisco Umbrella 103

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Cisco Umbrella 103

Monitor 105

CHAPTER 10

Dashboard 105

LAN Status 107

Wireless Status 107

Traffic Statistics 108

Single Point Setup Status 109

Clients 109

Guests 111

Troubleshoot 113

CHAPTER 11

Spectrum Intelligence 113

Packet Capture 113

Local Packet Capture 114

Remote Packet Capture 115

Stream to a Remote Host 115

Stream to CloudShark 116

Wireshark 117

Packet Capture File Download 119

Using HTTP 119

Support Information 119

Download CPU/RAM Data 120

DeAuthentication Message Reason Codes 121

APPENDIX A

Deauthentication Message Reason Codes 121

Deauthentication Reason Code Table 121

Where to Go from Here 123

APPENDIX B

Where to Go from Here 123

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