Using the Command-Line Interface | Cisco Systems DL-2159-05 specification

Chapter 2 Using the Management Interfaces

Using the Command-Line Interface

The Network Map window appears when you click Network Map in the Map window. You use the Network Map window to open a new browser window displaying information for any device on your wireless network. Figure 2-2shows the Network Map window.

Figure 2-2 The Network Map Window

Click the name of a wireless device to open a new browser window displaying a Station page listing the access point’s local information for that device. Click Go beside the device name to open a new browser window displaying that device’s home page, if available. Some devices, such as PC Card clients, might not have home pages.

Click show clients to display all the wireless client devices on your network. The client names appear under the access point or bridge with which they are associated. If clients are displayed, click hide clients to display only non-client devices.

Using the Command-Line Interface

You can use a command-line interface (CLI) to configure your access point through a terminal emulation program or a Telnet session instead of through your browser. This section provides instructions for Microsoft’s HyperTerminal and for Telnet; other programs are similar.

Preparing to Use a Terminal Emulator

To use a terminal emulator to open the CLI, you need to:

1.Connect a nine-pin, female DB-9 to RJ-45 serial cable to the RJ-45 serial port on the access point and to the COM port on a computer.

Note Make sure you use the standard Cisco rollover cable, part number AIR-CONBAB1200, to make the connection.

2.Set up a terminal emulator to communicate with the access point. Use the following settings for the terminal emulator connection: 9600 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control.

Use the Console/Telnet Setup page to adjust the console and Telnet connection settings. See the “Console and Telnet Setup” section on page 11-4for details on the Console/Telnet Setup page.

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Contents

Corporate Headquarters Text Part Number OL-2159-05 Copyright 2001-2003, Cisco Systems, Inc All rights reserved N T E N T S Iii Navigating Using the Map Windows Native Vlan ID WEP Not Set on the Wireless Phone Settings on the Authenticator Configuration Vii Event Notifications Setup Viii Setting Up Administrator Authorization Snmp Setup Ssid Xii Xiii Audience and ScopeOrganization Xiv ConventionsTip Means the following are useful tips Cisco.com Related PublicationsObtaining Documentation Documentation CD-ROM Ordering DocumentationDocumentation Feedback Xvi Obtaining Technical Assistance Cisco TAC Website Opening a TAC CaseTAC Case Priority Definitions Xvii Obtaining Additional Publications and Information Xviii Overview A P T E R Key Features Roaming Client Devices Quality of Service SupportManagement Options What is QoS? Limitations and RestrictionsRelated Documents These documents are available on Cisco.com What is a VLAN? Vlan Support Incorporating Wireless Devices into VLANs Level of Access Vlan Example Network Configuration Examples Root Unit on a Wired LAN Repeater Unit that Extends Wireless Range Access Points as Root Units on a Wired LAN Central Unit in an All-Wireless Network Access Point as Repeater Using the Management Interfaces Using the Web-Browser Interface Using the Web-Browser Interface for the First TimeUsing the Management Pages in the Web-Browser Interface Button/Link Description Navigating Using the Map Windows Map Window with Network Ports Pages Expanded Using the Command-Line Interface Preparing to Use a Terminal Emulator Setting Up the Terminal Emulator Changing Settings with the CLIConnecting the Serial Cable Selecting Pages and Settings Function Description Applying Changes to the Configuration Using SnmpUsing a Telnet Session Supported MIBs Radio Configuration and Basic Settings Basic Settings Express Setup Entering Basic Settings Express Setup page contains the following settingsSystem Name MAC Address Configuration Server Protocol Default IP AddressDefault IP Subnet Mask Default Gateway Root-Unit Access Points Security Setup Link Radio Network Optimization Optimize Radio Network For Radio Network Compatibility Ensure Compatibility With Radio ConfigurationSnmp Admin. Community Settings on the AP Radio Identification Entering Identity Information Primary Port Settings Default IP AddressDefault IP Subnet Mask Service Set ID Ssid Leap Password Entering Radio Hardware Information Allow Broadcast Ssid to Associate? Settings on the AP Radio HardwareAP Radio Hardware page contains the following settings Enable World Mode Data Rates Transmit Power Frag. ThresholdRTS Threshold Max. RTS Retries Restrict Searched Channels Default Radio ChannelSearch for Less-Congested Radio Channel Entering Advanced Configuration Information Receive Antenna and Transmit Antenna AP Radio Advanced Page for Internal Radio Settings on the AP Radio Advanced AP Radio Advanced pages contain the following settingsRequested Status Packet Forwarding Default Multicast Address Filters Maximum Multicast Packets/SecondRadio Cell Role Ssid For Use By Infrastructure Stations Use Aironet Extensions Classify Workgroup Bridges as Network Infrastructure Quality of Service Setup Link Vlan Setup LinkRequire Use of Radio Firmware Ethernet Encapsulation Transform Advanced Primary Ssid Setup Link Preferred Access PointsTemporal Key Integrity Protocol Broadcast WEP Key rotation interval sec Radio Modulation Radio Preamble Ethernet Configuration Non-Root Mobility Settings on the Ethernet Identification Entering Ethernet Hardware Information Speed Settings on the Ethernet HardwareEthernet Hardware page contains the following settings Loss of Backbone Connectivity Ssid Loss of Backbone Connectivity # of SecsLoss of Backbone Connectivity Action Settings on the Ethernet Advanced Ethernet Advanced page contains the following settings Default Unicast and Multicast Address Filters Optimize Ethernet for Default Unicast Address FilterAlways Unblock Ethernet When STP is Disabled OL-2159-05 Configuring VLANs Entering Vlan Information Settings on the Vlan SetupVlan setup page contains the following settings 802.1Q Encapsulation Mode Maximum Number of Enabled Vlan IDsVlan Summary Status Link Vlan 802.1Q Tagging Vlan Security Policy Single Vlan ID which allows Unencrypted packetsOptionally allow Encrypted packets on the unencrypted Vlan Vlan Name Native Vlan Configuration Broadcast Domain SegmentationParameter TKIP/MIC Primary and Secondary SSIDs Deployment of Infrastructure and Non infrastructure Devices RADIUS-Based Vlan Access Control Vlan ID Criteria for Deploying Wireless VLANs Vlan Wireless Vlan Deployment Example 5shows the wireless Vlan deployment scenario described above Using the Configuration Screens Obtaining and Recording Vlan ID and Setup InformationCreating and Configuring VLANs on the Access Point Creating the Native Vlan Vlan Setup Vlan ID #1 Setup Creating the Full- and Part-Time VLANs Creating the Maintenance Vlan Creating the Guest Vlan Creating and Configuring the SSIDs AP Radio Internal Service Sets Configuring VLANs Wireless Vlan Deployment Example Enabling Vlan 802.1Q Tagging and Identifying the Native Vlan 11 AP Radio Service Sets Guidelines for Wireless Vlan Deployment Creating an Ssid for Infrastructure Devices OL-2159-05 Configuring Filters and QoS Filter Setup Protocol Filtering Creating a Protocol Filter Enter a descriptive filter set name in the Set Name field Filter Set Enabling a Protocol Filter MAC Address Filtering Address Filters Creating a MAC Address Filter AP Radio Advanced AP Radio Primary Ssid QoS Configuration Generate Qbss Element Settings on the Quality of Service SetupUse Symbol Extensions Applying QoS By StationSend Igmp General Query Traffic Category 10 Protocol Filters Setup By Vlan 12 Vlan ID 13 Filters Priority Setting By Filter By CoS Value By Dscp Value Wireless QoS Deployment Example 17 Vlan Setup 18 Vlan ID #xx WEP Set on the Wireless Phone WEP Not Set on the Wireless Phone 20 AP Radio Internal Service Sets 21 AP Radio Internal Service Sets OL-2159-05 Configuring Proxy Mobile IP Proxy Mobile IP Introduction to Mobility in IP Mobile IP Explained Nomadic ApproachMobile Approach Mobile IP Environment Proxy Mobile IP Explained Mobile IP Traffic Pattern Before Deploying Proxy Mobile IP Issues to Consider While Deploying Proxy Mobile IP Components of a Proxy Mobile IP Network How Proxy Mobile IP Works Agent Discovery Subnet Map Exchange Home Agent Subnet Mask Registration Tunneling Proxy Mobile IP Setup Proxy Mobile IP Security Proxy Mobile IP Setup General Authentication Server Settings on the Proxy Mobile IP GeneralEnable Proxy Mobile IP Authoritative AP n Settings on the Authenticator Configuration Settings on the Local SA Bindings Local SA Bindings Settings on the Proxy Mobile IP Statistics Statistics Authentication Failures for HA Authentication Failures for FAActive AAP MN IP Addresses View Subnet Map Table Configuring Proxy Mobile IPSettings on the Subnet Map Table Configuring Proxy Mobile IP on Your Wired LAN 11 a Sample Network 13 AP Radio Internal Service Sets 15 Proxy Mobile IP General 17 Subnet Map Table 18 Authenticator Configuration 20 Network Configuration Screen for an Access Point Client 22 Passed Authentication Screen Configuring Other Settings Server Setup Entering Time Server Settings Settings on the Time Server Setup Boot Server Setup page contains the following settings Entering Boot Server SettingsSettings on the Boot Server Setup Configuration Server Protocol Use Previous Configuration Server SettingsBootp Server Timeout sec Dhcp Multiple-Offer Timeout sec Dhcp Requested Lease Duration min Dhcp Minimum Lease Duration minDhcp Client Identifier Type Option Definition Settings on the Web Server Setup Web Server Setup page contains the following settingsDhcp Client Identifier Value Dhcp Class Identifier Default Help Root URL Default Web Root URLAllow Non-Console Browsing Http Port Entering Name Server Settings Settings on the Name Server SetupDefault Domain Domain Name System Entering FTP Settings Settings on the FTP SetupFTP Setup page contains the following settings Domain Name Servers Routing Setup Routing Setup page contains the following settings Entering Routing SettingsNew Network Route Settings Association Table Filters Association Table Display SetupInstalled Network Routes list Configuring Other Settings Association Table Display Setup Fields to Show Settings on the Association Table FiltersStations to Show Association Table Advanced Packets To/From StationBytes To/From Station Primary Sort Settings on the Association Table Advanced Association Table Advanced Rogue AP Alert Timeout minutes Handle Station Alerts as Severity LevelMaximum number of bytes stored per Station Alert packet Maximum Number of Forwarding Table Entries Event Notification Setup Event Display SetupSettings on the Event Display Setup Default Activity Timeout seconds Per Device Class How should time generally be displayed? How should Event Elapsed non-wall-clock Time be displayed?Severity Level at which to display events Severity Level Description Event Handling Setup 10 The Event Handling Setup Settings on the Event Handling Setup Disposition of EventsHandle Station Events as Severity Level Maximum number of bytes stored per Alert packet Purge Trace Buffer Event Notifications SetupClear Alert Statistics Settings on the Event Notifications Setup Should Notify-Disposition Events generate Snmp Traps?Snmp Trap Destination Snmp Trap Community Should Syslog Messages use the Cisco Emblem Format? Syslog Destination AddressSyslog Facility Number Ieee Snmp Traps Should Generate the Following Notifications Security Setup Levels of Security Encrypting Radio Signals with WEPSecurity Overview Additional WEP Security Features Network Authentication Types Sequence for EAP Authentication Wired LAN Client Combining MAC-Based, EAP, and Open Authentication Sequence for Open Authentication Setting Up WEP Protecting the Access Point Configuration with User Manager Key Access Point Associated Device Transmit? Key Contents Not set Enabling Additional WEP Security Features Using Snmp to Set Up WEPEnabling Message Integrity Check MIC Snmp Variable WEP Full WEP Off AP Radio Advanced Page for Internal Radio Enabling Temporal Key Integrity Protocol Tkip Enabling Broadcast WEP Key Rotation Setting Up Open or Shared Key Authentication Setting Up EAP Authentication Enabling EAP on the Access Point Firmware Version Draft 802.1x-2001 Access Point EAP Settings for Various Client Configurations Click Add New Access Server Enabling EAP in Cisco Secure ACS Setting Up a Repeater Access Point As a Leap Client Setting a Session-Based WEP Key Timeout AP Radio Identification Page for Internal Radio Setting Up MAC-Based Authentication Enabling MAC-Based Authentication on the Access Point 11 Authenticator Configuration Security Setup Setting Up MAC-Based Authentication 12 AP Radio Advanced Authenticating Client Devices Using MAC Addresses or EAP Enabling MAC-Based Authentication in Cisco Secure ACS Leap Summary of Settings for Authentication TypesAuthentication Types Required Settings EAP-TLS, EAP-MD5 Radius Attributes Sent by the Access Point Attribute ID Description Acct-Delay-Time Acct-Session-IdAcct-Authentic VSA attribute Nas-location Vlan-id Auth-algo-type Setting Up Backup Authentication Servers Acct-Terminate-Cause Setting Up Administrator Authorization 14 Security Setup Creating a List of Authorized Management System Users 16 User Management Window Setting up Centralized Administrator Authentication Click User Information. The User Information page appearsClick Add New User. The User Management window appears Click Apply. You are returned to the User Information 18 Authenticator Configuration System Flow Notes Authorization Parameters Network Management Browsing to Network Devices Using the Association TableSetting the Display Options Using Station Pages Station Information on Station Pages Station Identification and Status From Station Information Rate, Signal, and Status InformationTo Station Information Performing a Ping Performing Pings and Link TestsHops and Timing Information Performing a Link Test Click Link Test Clearing and Updating Statistics Using the Network Map WindowDeauthenticating and Disassociating Client Devices Using Cisco Discovery Protocol Settings on the CDP Setup MIB for CDP Assigning Network Ports Port Assignments Enabling Wireless Network Accounting Settings on the Port Assignments Settings on the Accounting Setup Accounting Setup Accounting Attributes Attribute Definition Radiusipadr OL-2159-05 Managing Firmware and Configurations 10-1 Full Update of the Firmware Components Updating FirmwareUpdating with the Browser from a Local Drive 10-2 Selective Update of the Firmware Components 10-3 Updating from a File Server 10-4 Update All Firmware From File Server 10-5 Update Firmware From File Server 10-6 Retrieving Firmware and Web Page Files 10-7 Distributing Firmware 10-8 Distributing a Configuration 10-9 Limiting Distributions 10-10 Downloading the Current Configuration 10-11 Uploading a Configuration Uploading from a Local DriveUploading from a File Server 10-12 Resetting the Configuration 10-13 Restarting the Access Point 10-14 Management System Setup 11-1 11-2 Snmp SetupSettings on the Snmp Setup 11-3 Using the Database QuerySettings on the Database Query 11-4 Console and Telnet SetupChanging Settings with the Database Query 11-5 Settings on the Console/TelnetUsing Secure Shell 11-6 Special Configurations 12-1 Setting Up a Repeater Access Point 12-2 12-3 12-4 Using Hot Standby Mode 12-5 12-6 12-7 12-8 Sections in this chapter include 13-1 Using Diagnostic Pages Network DiagnosticsSelections on the Network Diagnostics 13-2 Radio Diagnostics Tests 13-3 13-4 Vlan Summary StatusSSIDs Int, Mod Network Ports 13-5 13-6 Identifying Information and StatusData Received 13-7 Data TransmittedEthernet Port 13-8 Configuration InformationReceive Statistics 13-9 AP RadioTransmit Statistics 13-10 AP Radio Port 13-11 Display Options 13-12 13-13 Display SettingsEvent Log Log Headings Saving the LogEvent Log Summary 13-14 13-15 Using Command-Line DiagnosticsCommand Information Displayed Entering Diagnostic Commands 13-16 13-17 Diagnostic Command ResultsEapdiag1on 13-18 Eapdiag2onVxdiagarpshow 13-19 Vxdiagcheckstack 13-20 Vxdiaghostshow 13-21 Vxdiagi 13-22 Vxdiagipstatshow 13-23 Vxdiagmemshow 13-24 Vxdiagmuxshow 13-25 Vxdiagrouteshow 13-26 Vxdiagtcpstatshow 13-27 Reserving Access Point Memory for a Packet Trace Log File Tracing PacketsVxdiagudpstatshow 13-28 Tracing Packets for Specific Devices 13-29 Tracing Packets for Ethernet and Radio Ports Viewing Packet Trace DataPackets Stored in a Log File 13-30 13-31 Checking the Top Panel IndicatorsPackets Displayed on the CLI Message Ethernet Status Radio Meaning Type Indicator 13-32 Finding an Access Point by Blinking the Top Panel Indicators 13-33 Checking Basic Settings EAP Authentication Requires Matching 802.1x Protocol DraftsWEP Keys 13-34 Firmware Version Draft 13-35 Resetting to the Default Configuration 13-36 13-37 13-38 Channels, Power Levels, and Antenna Gains Regulatory Domains ChannelsIeee 802.11a Maximum Power Levels and Antenna Gains Ieee 802.11b Maximum Power Level mW Regulatory Domain Antenna Gain dBi Maximum Power Level mWRegulatory Domain With 6-dBi Antenna Gain Americas -A 100 Eirp maximum 13.5 Emea -E MW Eirp maximum Regulatory Domain Antenna Gain dBi Maximum Power Level mW OL-2159-05 Protocol Filter Lists Protocol ISO Designator UDP XNS-IDP ISO-TP4 ISO-CNLP Cnlp VinesSVP Smtp Tftp HttpTsap POP2 Cmot BGPIRC RIP RFE RadiusCVS Event Log Messages Default Format Message FormatsCisco Emblem Format With a timestamp, messages look like this example Loginfo Syslog Severity Emblem SeverityLogemerg Logalert Message Descriptions Possible Cause orSeverity Event Description Mnemonic Recommended Action Reason Device Host IfDescr NewaddrSrchost Desthost length pktLen Srchost to port ifDescr Reqlen bytes Desthost on port ifDescr IfDescr error= errornumPacket from srchost to desthost IfDescr error=erronum For procedure on port ifDescrSrchost to desthost on port From srchost to desthost on port Srchost on port ifDescr Desthost VersionSrchost to desthost of unknown Sysreboot RebootinfAdmin Prtrarpip Port device Status IfDescr errno=errno PktLen ENC WEP UnencXidexp Ethercon Media port Frame bytes Frame Username Failed UsernamePort devName unit Unit 1XVER HstndbyenAssoclost Hstndbyeth Instkey AcctconAmngrreq Nulses Norbuf NosbufNoaserv Open VlanID IfIndex MIB IfIndex Awcmib Nomibdkey BadsizeTaskfailed Taskstarted SsidIdx Statuses and Reasons Appendix C Event Log Messages Statuses and Reasons OL-2159-05 Numerics IN-1 CDP MIB DhcpCLI Dtim IN-3 IN-4 Ethernet Locate unit by flashing LEDsRadio traffic Pspf IN-5 IN-6 SSHVlan Warm restart IN-7 IN-8