3Com 3CRWXR10095A, 3CRWX120695A WXR100, WX4400 3CRWX440095A WX1200 Configuring Wireless Parameters

246CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURING WIRELESS PARAMETERS

„By default, data in unicast and multicast packets are encrypted using WEP key 1. To use another key for either type of packet, select the key number in the WEP Unicast Key Index or WEP Multicast Key Index box.

17Click Next.

18Select or type the name of the VLAN into which you want the switch to place voice clients.

19Click Next.

This step and the following step do not apply if the vendor selected in step 6 is Vocera.

If applicable, the ACEs (ACL rules) that 3WXM will configure for the voice service are listed. For non-WMM clients, ACEs are required in order to provide priority treatment of voice traffic. The ACEs differ depending on the vendor you selected in step 6. The wizard describes the ACEs.

If you need to modify the ACEs, go to step 20. Otherwise, go to step 21.

20To add an ACE, click Add Rule. 3WXM adds an ACE to the end of the list. The ACE matches on all source and destination IP addresses and denies them.

To modify an ACE, select the part of the ACE you want to modify, and edit or select the new value. (For information about ACE settings, see “Viewing and Configuring ACLs” on page 220.)

21If you selected MAC Access in step 8, select or create the MAC address globs you want to allow to access the voice VLAN. Otherwise, go to step 23.

To create a new rule: a Click Create.

b Specify the MAC address glob in the Matching MAC Glob box. To match on all MAC addresses, leave the wildcard (*) in the box. (For syntax information, see “Access Rules” on page 238.)

To use an existing rule, leave the rule in the list.

22Select or create the radio profile to map to this service profile. By default, the default radio profile is selected.

„To map the service profile to the default radio profile, leave default selected and go to step 23.

„To map the service profile to a different radio profile, select the radio profile and go to step 23.