ELTEX WOP-12ac Manuel utilisateur

IP address:192.168.1.10

Username:admin

Password:password

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   Wireless access point

 WOP-12ac

   Quick guide

    Firmware version1.22.2

WOP-12ac. Quick guide
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Contents
Annotation...................................................................................................................................3
Connecting to the web interface..............................................................................................4
Configuration of WOP-12ac network parameters .................................................................5
WOP-12ac firmware upgrade....................................................................................................6
SNMP service configuration......................................................................................................7
Wireless interfaces configuration ............................................................................................8
Virtual access points configuration .......................................................................................10
Monitoring main parameters of wireless network..............................................................12
Cluster operation mode...........................................................................................................14
1 Description .................................................................................................................................14
2 Installation .................................................................................................................................14
3 Cluster configuration .................................................................................................................15
4 Monitoring ..................................................................................................................................17
5 Firmwareupgrade......................................................................................................................20
5.1 Firmware upgrade via web interface ................................................................................. 20

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1 Annotation

This manual specifies the following:

connection to WOP-12ac web interface;

configuration of WOP-12ac network parameters;

WOP-12ac firmware update;

SNMP configuration;

wireless interfaces configuration (operation mode, band);

virtual access points configuration;

monitoring of wireless network main parameters.

The manual gives an example of access point configuration without using a softWLC controller.

The following scheme is given as an example.

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Figure 1 – Example of network configuration

Type of the network VLAN used SSID used Encryption/authorization

by password

Inner corporate wireless network

using 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. The

network is isolated from other

guest networks. To connect to

the network, password

authorization is required. The

network is dedicated to secure

data exchange among company

staff.

100 WorkNetwork WPA/WPA2

Guest wireless network using 2.4

and 5 GHz bands. The network

does not require password

authorization. It is dedicated to

connect users with standard

wireless gadgets to a public

network for Internet access, for

instance.

1 (without VLAN) FreeNetwork No encryption and

authorization

To perform the configuration, a PC with access to the device via Ethernet and any web browser (Internet

Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, etc.)are required.

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2 Connecting to the web interface

Connect network cable to the PoE interface of the access point and to the PoE switch/injector. Next, connect a

PC to the injector or switch.

Open a web browser,for example, Firefox, Opera, Chrome.

Enter the device IP address in the browser address bar.

If the connection has been performed successfully, the authorization page will be displayed. Use the

following data for authorization:

Enter username to “User Name” field and password to “Password” field.

Click the Logon button.

A starting page of the web interface will open in a browser window.

IP address by default: 192.168.1.10, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.

The device can obtain IP address via DHCP.Until then, it is available at the factory IP address.

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Factory default authorization settings: User Name – admin, Password – password.

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If after entering the IP address in the browser bar the authorization page does not appear, check the IP

address on the PC/switch settings.

If the device factory configuration was changed, reset the current settings. To do this, press and hold

the “F” button on the side panel of the device for 20 seconds.The color of the indicator should change

to red – it means that the load is in progress.

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3 Configuration of WOP-12ac network parameters

For remote management of WOP-12ac, set network parameters of the device according to the settings of the

network that you intend to use.

In the Managemenu, open Ethernet Settingstab and perform the following:

Management VLAN ID – specify the VLAN number that will be used for access point management. VLAN

10 is used in the given example;

Connection Type – select Static IPto set IP addresses for access points manually. If it is necessary to

distribute IP addresses and other network parameters to access points via the DHCP protocol, set the

Connection Type field to “DHCP” and this will complete the configuration of the network part;

Static IP Address – specify the IP address of WOP-12ac.In the given example, VLAN 10 address is

192.168.100.3.

Subnet Mask – specify the subnet mask.In the given example, subnet mask is255.255.255.0.

Default Gateway – enter the IP address of the default gatewayfield. In the given example, IP addressof

the default gatewayis192.168.100.1.

For the new configuration to take effect and the settings to be stored in the non-volatile memory of the access

point, click the “Update” button.

After the configuration, WOP-12ac will be available in 10 VLAN via 192.168.100.3 address.

Before making changes to the network settings of the access point, make sure that the host computer

has access to the network where the access point will be located, based on the configured network

settings.In case of entering and applying incorrect datawhile changing the settings, undo them by

resetting the access point to factory settings.To do this, press and hold "F" button on the front panel of

the device for 20 seconds until the LED indicator is blinking.

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4 WOP-12ac firmware upgrade

For correct operation of WOP-12ac, it is recommended toupgrade the firmware to the latest version.

After obtaining the relevant firmware version, in theMaintenancemenu, openUpgradetab and perform the

following:

Upload Method – check HTTP;

New Firmware Image – click Browsebutton and select relevant firmware version in the window that

opens.

ClickSwitchbutton to switch to an alternative firmware image set in Secondary Image.

To start the upgrade process, clickUpgrade. The process may take several minutes (its current status will be

shown on the page). The device will be automatically rebooted when the update is completed.

The current firmware version can be viewed in the Basic Settingsmenu. It is indicated in the Firmware Version

field.

The relevance of the version installed on the device can be clarified on the official website of the

manufacturer in the Download Center section or by contacting the manufacturer directly. Contact

details are given on the last page of this manual.

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Do not switch off or reboot the device during the firmware upgrade.

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5 SNMP service configuration

SNMP service configuration is performed in theSNMPsection of the Servicesmenu.

Restrict the source of SNMP requests to only the designated hosts or subnets – checkEnabledbox.

Hostname, address, or subnet of Network Management System – specify an IP-address of SNMP server,

from which SNMP commands will be transmitted. In the given example, IP address is 192.168.100.253.

In theTrap Destinations section, perform the following settings:

Set the flag in the column with the Enabledheading;

Host Type –specify whether the enabled host is an IPv4 host or an IPv6 host. In this example, IPv4 is

selected;

SNMP version– select the version of the SNMP protocol. In this example, the snmpV2 protocol is

selected;

Community name for traps – set community namepublic.

Host name or IP or IPv6 Address– check one of the fields for specifying traps receiver address and enter

an IP address of the device to which WOP-2ac will send traps. In the given example, IP address to

receive SNMP traps is 192.168.100.253.

To apply a new configuration and save setting to non-volatile memory of the access point, click Update.

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6 Wireless interfaces configuration

WOP-12ac has 2 radio interfaces which are capable to operate simultaneously (Radio 1 and Radio 2). Each

interface is capable to operate on its frequency band in different wireless network modes.Radio 1 operates at

5 GHz band, Radio 2 – at 2.4 GHz.

The example of configuration of a network with the following characteristics is given below:

Radio1:

Frequency range: 2.4 GHz;

Standards: 802.11b/g/n;

Bandwidth: 40 MHz.

Radio2:

Frequency range: 5 GHz;

Standards: 802.11a/n/ac;

Bandwidth: 80 MHz.

In the Managemenu, open Wireless Settingstab and perform the following:

Country – select settings according to the rules of selected country.

Transmit Power Control – configuring Transmit Power Limit parameter restrictions. Select Onin the list.

Configuring Radio 1:

Radio Interface– enable radio interface. SetOn;

Mode – radio interface operation mode. Select the IEEE 802.11a/n/acvalue.

Configuring Radio 2:

Radio Interface – enable radio interface. SetOn;

Mode – radio interface operation mode. Select the IEEE 802.11b/g/n

To apply a new configuration and save setting to non-volatile memory of the access point, click Update.

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In the Managemenu, open the Radiotab and perform the following:

Configuring Radio 1:

Radio – select the configured interface. Select1;

Channel Bandwidth – set80 MHz.

To apply a new configuration and save setting to non-volatile memory of the access point, click Update.

Configuring Radio 2:

Radio – select the configured interface. Select2;

Channel Bandwidth – set 20 MHz.

To apply a new configuration and save setting to non-volatile memory of the access point, click Update.

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7 Virtual access points configuration

On each wireless interface, up to 16 virtual access points can be configured. Each access point may have

individual name of wireless network (SSID) and type of authentication/authorization. According to the network

scheme given in the figure 1, it is necessary to configure 2 virtual access points on Radio 1 and Radio 2.

Band Steer feature allows clients having opportunity of operation at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz to set priority of

connection to virtual access points operating at 5 GHz.

The following is necessary for Band Steer feature operation:

create virtual access points (VAP) with the same SSID on each radio interface;

when using encryption, make sure that the passwords on the created VAPs match;

activate Band Steer parameter on VAP.

In the Managemenu, open the VAPtab and perform the following:

Configuring Radio 1:

Radio – select radio interface on which VAP will be configured. Select 1;

Enabled – enable VAP. Check the boxes for VAP 0 and VAP1;

VLAN ID –VLAN number from which the tag will be removed when transmitting Wi-Fi traffic to clients

connected to this VAP. When traffic flows in the opposite direction, untagged traffic from clients will be

tagged with VLAN ID (when VLAN Trunk mode is disabled):

set VLAN ID value100for VAP 0;

set VLAN ID value1for VAP 1.

SSID – wireless network name:

set SSID value Work Networkfor VAP 0;

set SSID value Free Networkfor VAP 1.

Station Isolation – forbid packet transmission among access point’s clients. Check the box.

Band Steer – set a priority of users connection to SSID configured at 5 GHz. Check the box.

VLAN Priority – the 2nd priority level which will be assigned to packets transmitted through the given

VAP from radio environment to wired network.

Security – secure network mode:

set WPA Personalvalue for VAP 0;

set a password for this network connection in the Keyfield;

set value Nonefor VAP 1.

To apply a new configuration and save setting to non-volatile memory of the access point, click Update.

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