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Implementing the Cisco SWAN Framework
This step is very important. After the Cisco SWAN topology is established, all 802.1x client authentications are forwarded through the WDS. If the client authentication group(s) is not properly configured, WLAN clients are denied access to the network.
RADIUS servers are not redefined with the first command if you are using the same AAA server for infrastructure and client authentication.
Step 8 Define the CiscoWorks WLSE:
wlsm(config)# wlccp wnm ip address <wlse ip address>
Configuring the Infrastructure Access Points
Configuring the infrastructure access points to register with the WDS on the WLSM is similar to configuring infrastructure access points when the WDS is hosted on the access point. The necessary tasks are as follows:
•Define SNMP communities
•Enter a host name for the access point
•Define Telnet or SSH parameters
•Define WLCCP credentials
•Define the WLSM as the WDS Follow these steps to complete the tasks:
Step 1 Log into the access point
Step 2 Enter the following commands to define the SNMP communities:
snmp-server view iso iso included
Step 3 Enter a host name for the access point:
infra-ap(config)#hostname <hostname>
Step 4 Enter the following to define Telnet or SSH users:
infra-ap(config)# username <username> password <password>
Step 5 Enter the following to enable SSH (optional step):
Step 6 Enter the following commands to turn off Telnet (optional step), define an access control list, and apply it to the Telnet lines. Obviously, many access control list definitions can accomplish this task, but the following is an example:
infra-ap(config-line)# access-class <access-list number>
Step 7 Enter the following command to define the WLCCP credentials for the access point:
Step 8 Enter the following to direct the infrastructure access point to the WDS on the WLSM:
infra-ap(config)# wlccp ap wds ip address <wlsm ip address>
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