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D-Link DWC-2000 User Manual 6
Table of Contents
Preface .......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Manual Revisions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Trademarks ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Safety Instructions ................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Safety Cautions ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge ........................................................................................................... 5
Product Overview ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Features and Benets ...........................................................................................................................................................13
Package Contents .................................................................................................................................................................14
Required Tools and Information .......................................................................................................................................14
Front Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................15
Rear Panel .................................................................................................................................................................................15
Installation ................................................................................................................................................. 16
Unpacking.................................................................................................................................................................................16
Selecting a Location .............................................................................................................................................................. 16
Rack Mount ..............................................................................................................................................................................17
Connecting the Wireless Controller .................................................................................................................................18
Basic Conguration ................................................................................................................................... 19
Log in to the Web Management Interface ....................................................................................................................20
Web Management Interface Layout ................................................................................................................................22
Standard Web Management Interface Features .........................................................................................................23
Basic Conguration Procedures ........................................................................................................................................24
Step #1: Enable DHCP Server (Optional) ...............................................................................................................25
Step #2: Congure Country Code ..........................................................................................................................26
Step #3: Select APs to be Managed ........................................................................................................................27
Step #4: Change the SSID and Set Up Security ..................................................................................................29
Step #5: Select MAC Authentication Mode .........................................................................................................34
Step #6: Conrm Access Point Prole is Associated .........................................................................................36
Step #7: Congure Captive Portal Settings ..........................................................................................................37
Step #8: Use SSID with RADIUS Sever as Authenticator ..................................................................................45
Step #9: Congure Guest Management ...............................................................................................................46
Step #10: Congure a BYOD Environment ...........................................................................................................53
Where to Go from Here ........................................................................................................................................................59
Advanced WLAN Conguration ................................................................................................................ 60
WLAN General Settings ........................................................................................................................................................61
Channel Plan and Power Settings ....................................................................................................................................64
Содержание
- Dwc 2000 1
- User manual 1
- Wireless controller 1
- Manual revisions 2
- Preface 2
- Trademarks 2
- Safety cautions 3
- Safety instructions 3
- Protecting against electrostatic discharge 5
- Table of contents 6
- Introduction 12
- Product overview 12
- Features and benefits 13
- Package contents 14
- Required tools and information 14
- Front panel 15
- Rear panel 15
- Installation 16
- Selecting a location 16
- Unpacking 16
- Rack mount 17
- Connecting the wireless controller 18
- Basic configuration 19
- Log in to the web management interface 20
- Web management interface layout 22
- Standard web management interface features 23
- Basic configuration procedures 24
- Step 1 enable dhcp server optional 25
- Step 2 configure country code 26
- Step 3 select aps to be managed 27
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 28 28
- Field description 28
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each additional access point you want the wireless controller to manage 28
- Section 3 basic configuration 28
- Step 4 change the ssid and set up security 29
- Complete the security fields on the ssid profile configuration page 30
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 30 30
- Field description 30
- Section 3 basic configuration 30
- Table 3 1 wep page settings 30
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 31 31
- Field description 31
- Section 3 basic configuration 31
- Table 3 2 wpa wpa2 page settings 31
- Step 5 select mac authentication mode 34
- Step 6 confirm access point profile is associated 36
- Step 7 configure captive portal settings 37
- C complete the fields in the table below and click save 39
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 39 39
- Field description 39
- Section 3 basic configuration 39
- C complete the fields in the table below and click save the message operation succeeded will appear 43
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 43 43
- Field description general details 43
- Header details 43
- Section 3 basic configuration 43
- Step 8 use ssid with radius sever as authenticator 45
- Step 9 configure guest management 46
- Basic limit by duration 49
- Basic limit by usage 49
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 49 49
- Field description profile details 49
- Section 3 basic configuration 49
- Step 10 configure a byod environment 53
- Where to go from here 59
- Advanced wlan configuration 60
- Wlan general settings 61
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 62 62
- Field description wlan global setup 62
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 62
- Country configuration 63
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 63 63
- Field description ap validation 63
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 63
- Channel plan and power settings 64
- Configure channel plan 64
- Configure power settings 66
- Configure ap wids settings 67
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 68 68
- Enable or disable the security options as desired refer to the table below and click save 68
- Field description 68
- Section 6 securing your network 68
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 69 69
- Field description 69
- Section 6 securing your network 69
- Configure client wids settings 70
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 71 71
- Enable or disable the security options as desired refer to the table below and click save 71
- Field description 71
- Section 6 securing your network 71
- Configure distributed tunnel 72
- Distributed tunnel 72
- Deleting images 73
- Upload images 73
- Wlan visualization 73
- Launch 74
- Ap discovery methods 75
- L2 vlan discovery 75
- Configure l2 vlan discovery 76
- Configure l3 ip discovery 77
- L3 ip discovery 77
- Add a valid ap 78
- Managed aps 78
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 79 79
- Field description 79
- Managed mode 79
- Rogue mode 79
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 79
- Standalone mode 79
- Add a ap from discovered ap list 80
- Manual change channel and power of managed ap 81
- Configure ap debug mode 82
- Configure ap provisioning 83
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 84 84
- Enter the new primary address new backup address and ap profile 4 click save 84
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 84
- Ap profiles 85
- Configure ap profile 85
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 86
- Configure ap profile qos radio 1 86
- Configure ap profile qos radio 2 86
- Configure ap profile radio 1 86
- Configure ap profile radio 2 86
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 86 86
- Field description ap profile global configuration 86
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 86
- Configure ap profile radio 87
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 88
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 88 88
- Field description 88
- Radio configuration 88
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 88
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 89 89
- Field description 89
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 89
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 90 90
- Field description 90
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 90
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 91 91
- Field description 91
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 91
- Channel 92
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 92 92
- Field description 92
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 92
- Configure ap profile ssid 93
- Configure ap profile qos 94
- Ap edca parameters 95
- Complete the fields below and click save 95
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 95 95
- Field description 95
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 95
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 96 96
- Field description 96
- General parameters 96
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 96
- Station edca parameters 96
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 97 97
- Field description 97
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 97
- Configure ssid profiles 98
- Ssid profiles 98
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 99
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 99 99
- Field description 99
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 99
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 100 100
- Field description 100
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 100
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 101 101
- Field description 101
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 101
- Wireless distribution system wds 102
- Configure wds managed ap 104
- Configure wds managed ap 105
- Click add new wds manage ap 106
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 106
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 106 106
- Field description 106
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 106
- Select the id associated with the group to configure 106
- Configure wds ap link 107
- Configure peer group 108
- Peer group 108
- Click start sync for all peers to synchronize the settings to all controllers or synchronize one of the peer group by right clicking start sync 109
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 109 109
- Peer status peer status list will appear 109
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 109
- Synchronize peer group 109
- Ap firmware download 110
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 111 111
- Field description 111
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 111
- After the download begins the ap firmware status tab will display information about the upgrade refer to the table below 112
- Ap firmware status 112
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 112 112
- Field description code download status 112
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 112
- Ap firmware status 113
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 113 113
- Section 4 advanced wlan configuration 113
- Advanced network configuration 114
- Ip mode 115
- Ipv4 lan settings 116
- Lan configuration 116
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 117
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 117 117
- Default route 117
- Dhcp setup 117
- Dns host name mapping 117
- Field description ip address setup 117
- Lan proxy 117
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 117
- Ipv6 lan settings 118
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 119 119
- Field description dhcpv6 119
- If dhcpv6 is enabled on 119
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 119
- Toggle on to enable dhcpv6 it is disable in default 119
- Ipv6 address pools 120
- Ipv6 router advertisement 122
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 123 123
- Field description 123
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 123
- Ipv6 advertisement prefixes 124
- Complete the fields from the table below 4 click save 125
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 125 125
- Field description 125
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 125
- Lan dhcp reserved ips 126
- Configure igmp setup 127
- Configure jumbo frames 128
- Link aggregation 129
- Creating vlans 130
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 131
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 131 131
- Field description 131
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 131
- Deleting vlans 132
- Editing vlans 132
- Multivlan subnets 133
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 134 134
- Edit the settings as desired refer to the table below and click save 134
- Field description multivlan subnet 134
- Lan proxy 134
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 134
- Port vlans 135
- Mac based vlans 136
- Voice vlans 138
- Protocol based vlans 139
- Double vlans 140
- Configure ipv4 static routing 142
- Routing 142
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 143 143
- Field description 143
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 143
- Configure ipv6 static routing 144
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 145
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 145 145
- Field description 145
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 145
- Editing deleting static routes 146
- Qos configuration 147
- Qos priority 147
- Enabling qos mode 148
- Defining dscp and cos on each port 150
- Configuring 802 p priority 151
- Configuring dscp priority 152
- Port shaping rate 153
- Configure policy based qos 154
- Qos policy 154
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 155 155
- Field description 155
- Section 5 advanced network configuration 155
- Configure flow based control 156
- Configure auto voip qos 157
- Configure queue scheduler 158
- Queue management 159
- Setup cos and dscp marking 160
- Securing your network 161
- Client management 162
- Viewing adding wireless known clients 162
- Editing deleting clients 164
- Adding user groups 165
- Group management 165
- Click add new group the group configuration pop up page will appear 166
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 166
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 166 166
- Field description 166
- Field description group configuration 166
- Section 6 securing your network 166
- User type 166
- Editing user groups 167
- Deleting user groups 168
- Configuring login policies 169
- Configuring browser policies 170
- Configuring ip policies 171
- Adding users manually 172
- User management 172
- Importing users 173
- Editing users 174
- Deleting users 175
- Password rules 176
- Guest account usage management 177
- Billing profile the billing profile list page will be appear 179
- Click add new billing profile 179
- Complete the fields in the table below and click save 179
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 179 179
- Field description profile details 179
- Section 6 securing your network 179
- Basic limit by usage 180
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 180 180
- Field description basic limit by duration 180
- Page 244 180
- Section 6 securing your network 180
- Unit price 180
- Payment gateway 181
- Customize the captive portal login page 182
- Login profiles 182
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 183 183
- Field description general details 183
- Header details 183
- Section 6 securing your network 183
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 184 184
- External payment gateway 184
- Field description login details 184
- Footer details 184
- Section 6 securing your network 184
- Customize the sla of the captive portal 185
- Configure radius server 186
- External authentication 186
- Complete the radius server information from the table below and click save 187
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 187 187
- Field description 187
- Section 6 securing your network 187
- Configure pop3 server 188
- Configure pop3 trusted ca 189
- Configure ldap server 190
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 191 191
- Field description 191
- Section 6 securing your network 191
- Blocked clients 192
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 193 193
- Path description page 193
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 193
- Status and statistics 193
- This chapter describes the following pages which display wireless controller and access point status information and statistics 193
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 194 194
- Path description page 194
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 194
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 195 195
- Dashboard 195
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 195
- Section description 195
- The wireless controller provides a dashboard that displays about the resources the system is using the dashboard page is organized into the following sections 195
- Viewing statistic and utilization 195
- Manage dashboard 196
- Viewing system status 198
- Viewing usb status 199
- Viewing dhcp clients 200
- Viewing captive portal sessions 201
- Viewing traffic on interfaces 202
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 203 203
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 203
- Section description lan info lan 1 4 203
- Vlan info 203
- Wlan info 203
- Viewing link aggregation 204
- Controller status this page shows the controller status and information 205
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 205 205
- Field description 205
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 205
- Viewing controller status and statistics 205
- Controller associated clients 206
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 207 207
- Distributed tunnel 207
- Distributed tunnel the ap ap tunneling mode is used to support l3 roaming for wireless clients without forwarding any data traffic to the wireless controller in the ap ap tunneling mode when a client first associates with an ap in the wireless system the ap forwards the wireless client s data using vlan forwarding mode the ap the client initially associates with is called the home ap the ap the client roams to is called the association ap 207
- Field description 207
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 207
- Peer controller receive status 208
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 209 209
- Last configuration received 209
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 209
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 210 210
- Field description 210
- Peer controller sent status 210
- Peer controller sent status you can push portion of the controller configuration from one controller to another controller in the cluster the peer controller sent status page display information about the configuration sent by a peer controller in the cluster it also identifies the ip address of each peer controller that receive the configuration information 210
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 210
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 211 211
- Field description 211
- Global status 211
- Global status the ap global status page shows summary information about managed failed and rogue access points the wireless controller has discovered or detected 211
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 211
- Viewing access point information 211
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 212 212
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 212
- All aps 213
- All aps the all aps list page shows summary information about managed failed and rogue access points the wireless controller has discovered or detected status entries can be deleted manually 213
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 213 213
- Field description 213
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 213
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 214 214
- Field description 214
- Managed 214
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 214
- The managed ap list page shows details about the managed access point right clicking a managed access point enables more options 214
- Button description 215
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 215 215
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 215
- The managed ap statistics page shows information about traffic on the access point s wired and wireless interfaces this information can help diagnose network issues such as throughput problems to view the statistics for a managed access point right click on its entry in the managed ap list and select ap statistics radio statistics and vap statistics 215
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 216 216
- Field description 216
- Peer managed 216
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 216
- The peer controller managed aps list page provides information about the access points that each peer controller in the cluster manages each peer controller is identified by its ip address 216
- An access point can fail due to any of the reasons 217
- An access point might fail to associate to the wireless controller due to errors such as invalid packet format or vendor id or because the access point is not configured as a valid access point with the correct local or radius authentication information the authentication failed aps list page shows information about access points that failed to establish communication with the wireless controller right click on an ap to bring up options to manage or to view details 217
- Authentication failed 217
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 217 217
- Failure description 217
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 217
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 218 218
- Field description 218
- Rf scan 218
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 218
- The radio s on each access point can scan the radio frequency periodically to collect information about other access points and wireless clients that are within range in normal operating mode the access point always scans on the operational channel for the radio the rf scan page shows information about other access points and wireless clients that the wireless controller has detected right click on an ap or client to bring up options to view details 218
- De authentication attacks 219
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 220 220
- Field description 220
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 220
- Hardware capability 221
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 222 222
- Field description 222
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 222
- Associated clients global status 223
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 223 223
- Field description 223
- Global status this page shows statistic information about all the clients which are connected through managed ap 223
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 223
- Associated clients 224
- After right clicking next to the mac address the client statistic page shows the fields in the table on the next page this page shows information about the traffic a wireless client receives and transmits while it is associated with a single access point use the table to view details about an associated client each client is identified by its mac address 225
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 225 225
- Field description 225
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 225
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 226 226
- Field description 226
- Right clicking next to the mac address the pre auth history page shows the fields in the table on the next page 226
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 226
- The wlan associated detected clients pre authentication history list page shows detected clients that have made pre authentication requests and identifies the access points that received the requests 226
- To help authenticated clients roam without losing sessions and needing to re authenticate wireless clients can try to authenticate to other access points within range of the client for successful pre authentication the target access point must have a vap with an ssid and security configuration that match the client including mac authentication encryption method and pre shared key or radius parameters the access point that the client is associated with captures all pre authentication requests and sends them to the controller 226
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 227 227
- Field description 227
- Right clicking next to the mac address the roam history page shows the fields in the table below 227
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 227
- The wireless system keeps a record of clients as they roam from one managed access point to another and displays this information on the wlan associated detected clients roam history list 227
- Ad hoc clients 228
- An ad hoc client is a wireless client that gains access to the wlan through a wireless client that is associated with an access point the ad hoc client does not communicate directly with the ap ad hoc networks are a particular concern because they consume rf bandwidth and can present a security risk 228
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 228 228
- Field description 228
- Right click commands on the wlan associated ad hoc clients list 228
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 228
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 229 229
- Detected clients 229
- Field description 229
- Fields on the detected client status page are shown in the table below 229
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 229
- Wireless clients are detected by the wireless system either when the clients attempt to interact with the system or when the system detects traffic from the clients the detected client status page shows information about clients that have authenticated with an access point as well information about clients that disassociate and are no longer connected to the system 229
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 230 230
- Field description 230
- Right click commands on the wlan detected clients list are listed below 230
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 230
- Clustering 231
- Connected peer controllers 231
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 231 231
- Field description cluster information 231
- One wireless controller in a cluster is elected as a cluster controller the cluster controller collects status and statistics from the other controllers in the cluster including information about the access point s peer controller and the clients associated to those access points 231
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 231
- The cluster information page shows information about other wireless controllers in the network peer wireless controllers within the same cluster exchange data about themselves their managed access points and their clients the wireless controller maintains a database with this data so you can view information about a peer such as its ip address and software version if the wireless controller loses contact with a peer all of the data for that peer is deleted 231
- Viewing cluster information 231
- Viewing wds group status 232
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 233 233
- Field description 233
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 233
- The wds ap group status page displays detailed information about the configured aps and links in the wds group from this page you can also send a new password to group members 233
- Wds group ap status 233
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 234 234
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 234
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 235 235
- Field description 235
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 235
- The wds ap group status page displays summary information about the aps in a configured wds group 235
- Viewing wds ap status 235
- Wds ap status 235
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 236 236
- Field description 236
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 236
- The wds ap link status page displays summary information about the link configuration and link state in a wds group 236
- Viewing wds link status 236
- Wds link status 236
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 237 237
- Field description 237
- Section 7 viewing status and statistics 237
- The wds group link statistics page displays summary information about the packets sent and received on the wds links 237
- Viewing wds link statistics 237
- Wds link statistics 237
- Maintenance 238
- Set system date and time 239
- Set system name 239
- System settings 239
- Set login session timeout 240
- Set usb share ports 240
- Activating licenses 241
- Remote management 242
- Configure snmp v3 user list 243
- Using snmp 243
- Configure snmp trap list 244
- Configure snmp access control list 245
- Configure snmp system info 246
- Configure wireless snmp info 246
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 247 247
- Enable the trap as desired refer to the table below 3 click save 247
- Field description 247
- Section 8 maintenance 247
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 248 248
- Field description 248
- Section 8 maintenance 248
- Backup configuration settings 249
- Restoring configuration settings 250
- Restoring factory default settings 251
- Rebooting the wireless controller 252
- Upgrading firmware 253
- Wireless controller firmware upgrade 253
- Using the command line interface 255
- Troubleshooting 256
- Lan port leds not on 257
- Led troubleshooting 257
- Power led is off 257
- Web management interface 257
- Discovery problems with access points 258
- Problems with date and time 258
- Using the reset button to restore default settings 258
- Connection problems 259
- Network performance and rogue access point detection 259
- Ping an ip address 260
- Using diagnostic tools on the wireless controller 260
- Using traceroute 261
- Performing dns lookups 262
- Capturing log packets 263
- Conducting a system check 264
- Defining what to log 265
- Log settings 265
- Current logs or a remote syslog server for later review e mail logs discussed in a subsequent section follow the same configuration as logs configured for a syslog server 266
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 266 266
- For each facility the following events in order of severity can be logged 266
- Section 10 troubleshooting 266
- Severity description 266
- Tracking traffic routing logs 267
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 268 268
- Routing logs 268
- Section 10 troubleshooting 268
- System logging 268
- System logs 268
- The system logs page lets you select the type of traffic passing through the wireless controller that you want to log for display in syslog e mailed logs or the event viewer this page helps you capture suspicious activity such as denial of service attacks general attack information login attempts dropped packets and similar events traffic can be tracked based on whether the packet was accepted or dropped by the firewall 268
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 269 269
- Option description log options 269
- Remote logging 269
- Remote logs 269
- Routing logs 269
- Section 10 troubleshooting 269
- The wireless controller can be configured to send logs to an email address email logs can be sent out based on a defined schedule by first choosing the frequency hourly daily or weekly the wireless controller lets you send configuration logs to three email recipients 269
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 270 270
- Option description 270
- Section 10 troubleshooting 270
- Send e mail logs by schedule 270
- An external syslog server is often used by network administrator to collect and store logs from the wireless controller this remote device typically has less memory constraints than the local event viewer on the wireless controller s web management interface therefore a number of logs can be collected over a sustained period this is useful for debugging network issues or to monitor controller traffic over a long duration 271
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 271 271
- Section 10 troubleshooting 271
- Syslog server 271
- Syslog server configuration 271
- The wireless controller supports 8 concurrent syslog servers each server can be configured to receive different log facility messages of varying severity using the remote logging page this page also lets you send configuration logs to three email recipients 271
- Event log 272
- Current logs 273
- Wlan logs 274
- Lan logs 275
- Appendix a basic planning worksheet 276
- Access point planning 277
- Appendix a basic planning worksheet 277
- Change the wireless controller default password and record it here 277
- Configure your time zone and record it here___________________ 277
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 277 277
- Profile name ___________________________________________ clients ________________________________________________ modes available 802 1 b g 802 1 n 802 1 b g n 802 1 a 5 ghz only 802 1 a n 5 ghz only 277
- Step task completed site planning 277
- Use wireless controller as a dhcp server yes host name and ip address should be assigned dynamically no use dhcp relay or configure static ip addresses and record them below ip address ip subnet mask gateway ip address primary dns server secondary dns server 277
- Wireless controller planning 277
- Appendix a basic planning worksheet 278
- Confirm and record firmware levels for the wireless controller and all access points dwc 2000 wireless controller dwl 2600ap access point dwl 3600ap access point dwl 6600ap access point dwl 8600ap access point dwl 8610ap access point 278
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 278 278
- Dwc 2000 wireless controller 278
- Dwl 2600ap access point s 278
- Dwl 3600ap access point s dwl 3600ap access point s 278
- Dwl 6600ap access point s 278
- Dwl 8600ap access point s dwl 8600ap access point s 278
- Dwl 8610ap access point s dwl 8610ap access point s 278
- Record mac addresses for the wireless controller and all access points 278
- Appendix b factory default settings 279
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 279 279
- Feature description default setting 279
- Ip address 192 68 0 ipv4 subnet mask 255 55 55 279
- Login password case sensitive 279
- Time zone adjusted for daylight savings time 279
- User name case sensitive 279
- Appendix c glossary 280
- Appendix d technical specifications 282
- Capacity 282
- Compatibility 282
- D link dwc 2000 user manual 282 282
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