Chapter 7 Controlling Lightweight Access Points
Autonomous Access Points Converted to Lightweight Mode
c.From the Certificate Type
d.Click Add. The access point appears in the access point authorization list.
Note To remove an access point from the authorization list, hover your cursor over the blue
Note To search for a specific access point in the authorization list, enter the MAC address of the access point in the Search by MAC field and click Search.
Using the CLI to Authorize Access Points
Using the controller CLI, follow these steps to authorize access points.
Step 1 To configure an access point authorization policy, enter this command:
config
Step 2 To configure an access point to accept
config auth-list ap-policy {mic ssc lsc {enable disable}}
Step 3 To add an access point to the authorization list, enter this command:
config auth-list add {mic ssc lsc} ap_mac [ap_key]
where ap_key is an optional key hash value equal to 20 bytes or 40 digits.
Note To delete an access point from the authorization list, enter this command: config
Step 4 To view the access point authorization list, enter this command:
show auth-list
Information similar to the following appears:
Authorize | MIC | APs | against | AAA | disabled | ||||
Authorize | LSC | APs | against | disabled | |||||
Allow APs | with MIC - Manufactured Installed C | enabled | |||||||
Allow | APs | with | SSC | - | enabled | ||||
Allow | APs | with | LSC | - | Locally Significant Cert | enabled |
Mac Addr | Cert Type | Key Hash |
00:12:79:de:65:99 | SSC | ca528236137130d37049a5ef3d1983b30ad7e543 |
00:16:36:91:9a:27 | MIC | 593f34e7cb151997a28cc7da2a6cac040b329636 |
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