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Unied Access Point Administrator’s Guide
Unied Access Point Administrator’s Guide
Page 66
March 2012
Section 5 - Conguring Access Point Services
Field Description
Generate HTTP SSL
Certicate
Select this option to generate a new SSL certicate for the secure Web server. This should
be done once the access point has an IP address to ensure that the common name for the
certicate matches the IP address of the UAP. Generating a new SSL certicate will restart
the secure Web server. The secure connection will not work until the new certicate is
accepted on the browser. Click the Update button to generate the new SSL certicate.
HTTP SSL
Certicate File
Status
Indicates whether a certicate le is present and species its expiration date and issuer
common name.
To Get the
Current HTTP SSL
Certicate
Save a copy of the current HTTP SSL certicate on a local system or TFTP server.
•) HTTP — Click Download and specify where to store the backup copy of the certicate
le.
•) TFTP — Provide a le name for the certicate le, including the le path, specify the
IP address of the TFTP server where the certicate le copy is to be stored, and then
click Download.
To upload a HTTP
SSL Certicate
from a PC or a TFTP
Server
Upload a certicate le to the AP by using HTTP or TFTP:
•) HTTP — Browse to the location where the certicate le is stored and click Upload.
•) TFTP — Specify the IP address of the TFTP server where the certicate le is located
and provide the le name, including the le path, then click Upload.
Table 36 - Web Server Settings
Note: Click Apply to apply the changes and to save the settings. If you disable the protocol you
are currently using to access the AP management interface, the current connection will end and
you will not be able to access the AP by using that protocol until it is enabled.
Conguring SNMP on the Access Point
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) denes a standard for recording, storing, and sharing information
about network devices. SNMP facilitates network management, troubleshooting, and maintenance. The AP supports
SNMP versions 1, 2, and 3. Unless specically noted, all conguration parameters on this page apply to SNMPv1 and
SNMPv2c only.
Key components of any SNMP-managed network are managed devices, SNMP agents, and a management system.
The agents store data about their devices in Management Information Bases (MIBs) and return this data to the SNMP
manager when requested. Managed devices can be network nodes such as APs, routers, switches, bridges, hubs,
servers, or printers.
The UAP can function as an SNMP managed device for seamless integration into network management systems such
as HP OpenView.
From the SNMP page under the Services heading, you can start or stop control of SNMP agents, congure community
passwords, access MIBs, and congure SNMP Trap destinations.
From the pages under the SNMPv3 heading, you can manage SNMPv3 users and their security levels and dene
access control to the SNMP MIBs. For information about how to congure SNMPv3 views, groups, users, and targets,
see “Section 6 - Conguring SNMPv3” on page 75.
To congure SNMP, click the SNMP tab under the Services heading and update the elds described in the table
below.
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- Section 1 about this document p.2
- Section 4 managing the access point 5 p.2
- Section 2 getting started 1 p.2
- Table of contents p.2
- Section 3 viewing access point status 2 p.2
- Section 9 clustering multiple aps 04 p.3
- Section 8 configuring client quality of service qos 8 p.3
- Section 7 maintaining the access point 9 p.3
- Section 6 configuring snmpv3 5 p.3
- Section 5 configuring access point services 5 p.3
- Appendix a default ap settings 13 p.4
- Appendix c statements 27 p.4
- Appendix b configuration examples 15 p.4
- List of figures p.5
- List of tables p.7
- Section 1 about this document p.9
- Document organization p.9
- Document conventions p.9
- Additional documentation p.9
- Online help supported browsers and limitations p.10
- Section 2 getting started p.11
- Administrator s computer requirements p.11
- Wireless client requirements p.12
- Recovering an ip address p.13
- Installing the uap p.13
- Dynamic and static ip addressing on the ap p.13
- Discovering a dynamically assigned ip address p.13
- Basic settings p.16
- Using the cli to view the ip address p.17
- Connecting to the ap web interface by using the ipv6 address p.17
- Using the cli to configure ethernet settings p.18
- Configuring the ethernet settings p.18
- If your network uses ieee 802 x see configuring ieee 802 x authentication on page 19 for information about how to configure 802 x by using the web interface p.19
- Set dns nameservers to use static ip addresses dynamic to manual mode p.19
- Set dns nameservers to use dhcp ip addressing manual to dynamic mode p.19
- Set a subnet mask p.19
- Section 2 getting started p.19
- On networks that use ieee 802 x port based network access control a supplicant client cannot gain access to the network until the 802 x authenticator grants access if your network uses 802 x you must configure 802 x authentication information that the ap can supply to the authenticator p.19
- March 2012 p.19
- In the following example the administrator uses the cli to set the management vlan id to 123 and to disable the untagged vlan so that all traffic is tagged with a vlan id p.19
- For example p.19
- Configuring ieee 802 x authentication p.19
- View the dns nameserver mode dynamic up manual down p.19
- Action commands p.19
- Use dhcp as the connection type p.19
- Use a static ip as the connection type p.19
- Unified access point administrator s guide page 19 p.19
- Unified access point administrator s guide p.19
- Set the static ip address p.19
- Set the default gateway p.19
- Verifying the installation p.20
- Using the cli to configure 802 x authentication information p.20
- Configuring security on the wireless access point p.21
- Wireless settings p.22
- Wired settings internal interface p.22
- Viewing interface status p.22
- Section 3 viewing access point status p.22
- Viewing events p.23
- Configuring persistent logging options p.23
- Enabling or disabling the log relay host on the events page p.24
- Configuring the log relay host for kernel messages p.24
- Viewing transmit and receive statistics p.25
- Viewing tspec client associations p.26
- Viewing associated wireless client information p.26
- Viewing rogue ap detection p.28
- Link integrity monitoring p.28
- Saving and importing the known ap list p.30
- Viewing tspec status and statistics information p.31
- Viewing managed ap dhcp information p.31
- Viewing tspec ap statistics information p.32
- Viewing radio statistics information p.33
- Viewing email alert operational status p.34
- Section 4 managing the access point p.35
- Ethernet settings p.35
- Wireless settings p.37
- Using the 802 1h wireless mode p.39
- Enabling aeroscout engine support p.39
- Modifying radio settings p.40
- Configuring radio and vap scheduler p.44
- Scheduler association settings p.46
- Virtual access point settings p.47
- Static wep p.50
- None plain text p.50
- Ieee 802 x p.51
- Wpa personal p.53
- Wpa enterprise p.54
- Configuring the wireless distribution system wds p.56
- Wpa psk on wds links p.58
- Wep on wds links p.58
- Controlling access by mac authentication p.59
- Configuring a mac filter and station list on the ap p.59
- Configuring mac authentication on the radius server p.60
- Configuring load balancing p.60
- Transitioning between modes p.61
- Managed access point overview p.61
- Configuring managed access point settings p.62
- Configuring 802 x authentication p.63
- Creating a management access control list acl p.64
- Web server settings p.65
- Section 5 configuring access point services p.65
- Configuring snmp on the access point p.66
- Setting the ssh status p.68
- Setting the telnet status p.69
- Configuring quality of service p.69
- Configuring email alert p.72
- Enabling the time settings ntp p.73
- Configuring snmpv3 views p.75
- Section 6 configuring snmpv3 p.75
- Configuring snmpv3 groups p.76
- Configuring snmpv3 users p.77
- Configuring snmpv3 targets p.78
- Section 7 maintaining the access point p.79
- Saving the current configuration to a backup file p.79
- Restoring the configuration from a previously saved file p.80
- Upgrading the firmware p.81
- Resetting the factory default configuration p.81
- Rebooting the access point p.81
- Performing ap maintenance p.81
- Packet capture status p.83
- Packet capture configuration and settings p.83
- Packet file capture p.84
- Packet capture parameter configuration p.84
- Remote packet capture p.85
- Packet capture file download p.87
- Section 8 configuring client quality of service qos p.88
- Configuring vap qos parameters p.88
- Managing client qos acls p.89
- Ipv4 and ipv6 acls p.89
- Mac acls p.90
- Acl configuration process p.90
- Creating a diffserv class map p.95
- Defining diffserv p.96
- Creating a diffserv policy map p.100
- Client qos status p.101
- Configuring radius assigned client qos parameters p.102
- Unified access point administrator s guide p.103
- Section 8 configuring client quality of service qos p.103
- Radius attribute id description type range p.103
- March 2012 p.103
- Unified access point administrator s guide page 103 p.103
- Viewing and configuring cluster members p.104
- Section 9 clustering multiple aps p.104
- Managing cluster access points in the cluster p.104
- Clustering aps p.104
- Removing an access point from the cluster p.106
- Navigating to configuration information for a specific ap p.106
- Navigating to an ap by using its ip address in a url p.106
- Managing cluster sessions p.106
- Adding an access point to a cluster p.106
- Sorting session information p.107
- Stopping starting automatic channel assignment p.108
- Configuring and viewing channel management settings p.108
- Viewing the last proposed set of changes p.109
- Viewing current channel assignments and setting locks p.109
- Configuring advanced settings p.109
- Viewing wireless neighborhood information p.110
- Viewing details for a cluster member p.112
- Appendix a default ap settings p.113
- Vap configuration from the web interface p.115
- Vap configuration from the cli p.115
- Configuring a vap p.115
- Appendix b configuration examples p.115
- Vap configuration using snmp p.116
- Configuring radio settings p.116
- Radio configuration from the web interface p.117
- Radio configuration from the cli p.117
- Wds configuration from the web interface p.118
- Radio configuration using snmp p.118
- Configuring the wireless distribution system p.118
- Clustering aps by using the web interface p.119
- Clustering access points p.119
- Wds configuration using snmp p.119
- Wds configuration from the cli p.119
- Clustering aps by using the cli p.120
- Clustering aps by using snmp p.120
- Configuring qos by using the web interface p.121
- Configuring client qos p.121
- Configuring qos by using the cli p.124
- Appendix c statements p.127
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