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Reset configuration
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Reset
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o
reset the AP to factory defaults and
FORCE it back into its default controlled mode
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Default Chapter
6
Wireless Configuration
6
Network Configuration
9
Local Mesh
11
Chapter 1 : Introduction
16
About this Guide
16
Products Covered
16
Conventions
17
Important Terms
17
Management Tool
17
Ports
17
Warnings and Cautions
17
Commands and Program Listings
18
Introduction
16
New in this Release
18
Introducing the Msm3Xx/4Xx Access Points
19
Key Features
19
Controlled Mode
20
Controlled Mode Versus Autonomous Mode
20
Autonomous Mode
21
Summary
23
Safety Information
24
Professional Installation Required
24
Servicing
24
Getting Started
25
HP Support
25
Before Contacting Support
25
Online Documentation
25
2 Management
27
Chapter 2 : Management
28
Management
28
Management Tool
28
Starting the Management Tool
28
Administrative User Authentication
29
Customizing Management Tool Settings
29
Manager and Operator Accounts
30
Security Policies
32
Auto-Refresh
33
Web Inactivity Logout
33
Web Server
33
Snmp
33
Configuring SNMP Settings
34
Attributes
35
V1/V2C Communities
35
V3 Users
35
Notification Receivers
36
Security
36
Soap
37
Configuring the SOAP Server
37
Server Settings
37
Cli
38
Security
38
Security Considerations
38
Authenticate CLI Logins Using
39
Configuring CLI Support
39
Secure Shell Access
39
Serial Port Access
40
System Time
40
Leds
41
Country
42
3 Wireless Configuration
43
Chapter 3 : Wireless Configuration
44
Wireless Coverage
44
Antenna Configuration
44
Factors Limiting Wireless Coverage
44
Interference
44
Radio Power
44
Configuring Overlapping Wireless Cells
45
Physical Characteristics of the Location
45
Performance Degradation and Channel Separation
45
Selecting Channels in the 2.4 Ghz Band
46
Distance between Aps
48
Automatic Transmit Power Control
49
Supporting 802.11N and Legacy Wireless Clients
49
Radio Configuration
50
Radio Configuration Parameters
58
Operating Mode
58
Regulatory Domain
58
Wireless Mode
60
Channel Width
64
Channel Extension
65
Interval
67
Antenna Selection
68
Automatic Channel Exclusion List
68
Antenna Gain
69
Collect Statistics for Wireless Clients
69
Max Clients
69
Advanced Wireless Settings
69
RTS Threshold
70
Spectralink VIEW
70
Tx Beamforming
70
Guard Interval
71
Maximum Range (Ack Timeout)
72
Tx Protection
71
Beacon Interval
72
Distance between Aps
72
Multicast Tx Rate
73
Transmit Power Control
73
Scanning Modes
74
Wireless Neighborhood
74
Monitor Mode
74
Automatic Channel Selection
75
Background Scanning
75
Identifying Unauthorized Aps
76
Viewing Scan Results
76
Viewing All Wireless Clients
77
Viewing Wireless Information
77
High Throughput (HT) Rate Traffic
79
Viewing Wireless Client Data Rates
79
Legacy Rate Traffic
80
Access Point Status
81
Wireless Access Points
81
4 Working with Vscs
85
Chapter 4 : Working with Vscs
86
Key Concepts
86
Stand-Alone Deployment
86
User Authentication
86
Deployment with a Controller
87
Using more than One Authentication Type in a VSC
87
Management with Vlans
88
Viewing and Editing VSC Profiles
89
VSC Configuration Options
89
General
91
If Use HP MSM Controller Option Is Disabled
91
If Use HP MSM Controller Option Is Enabled
91
Virtual AP
93
Wlan
93
Wireless Clients
95
Quality of Service
96
Allowed Wireless Rates
97
Egress VLAN
98
Wireless Security Filters
98
Default Wireless Security Filter Definitions
99
Wireless Protection
100
Wpa
101
Wep
102
Location-Aware
103
MAC Filter
103
MAC-Based Authentication
103
IP Filter
104
IP Filter
105
MAC Filter
105
Wireless Security Filters
105
AP Deployed with a Controller
105
Stand-Alone Deployment
105
VSC on Autonomous AP
105
AP Deployed with a Controller
106
VSC on Controller
107
VSC Data Flow
105
Quality of Service (Qos)
107
Priority Mechanisms
108
VSC-Based Priority
108
Differentiated Services (Diffserv)
109
Upstream Diffserv Tagging
109
Upstream Traffic Marking
110
Upstream/Downstream Traffic Marking
110
5 Network Configuration
113
Chapter 5 : Network Configuration
114
Port Configuration
114
Port Configuration Information
114
Assign IP Address Via
115
Bridge Port Configuration
115
Bridge Spanning Tree Protocol
115
Port Configuration
116
Vlan
116
Link
117
Wireless Port Configuration
117
VLAN Support
117
Defining a VLAN
117
Assigning a VLAN to a Port
118
Creating a Network Profile
118
Defining an Egress VLAN for a VSC
119
Assigning Vlans to Individual Users
120
Configuring a Default VLAN
120
VLAN Bridging
121
Bandwidth Control
121
Discovery Protocols
122
Cdp
122
Lldp
122
LLDP Agent
123
LLDP over Local Mesh
123
LLDP Settings
123
Basic Tlvs
124
TLV Settings
124
Tlvs
125
Dns
126
DNS Advanced Settings
126
DNS Servers
126
IP Routes
127
Active Routes
127
Configuration
127
IP Qos
128
Default Routes
128
Configuration
129
Settings
129
Create the Profiles
130
Example
130
Assign the Profiles to a VSC
131
802.1X Supplicant
132
6 Security
135
Chapter 6 : Security
136
Using an External RADIUS Server
136
Configuring a RADIUS Client Profile on the AP
136
Configuration Settings
137
To Define a RADIUS Profile
137
Access Request Attributes
139
Configuring User Accounts on a RADIUS Server
139
Access Accept Attributes
141
Access Challenge Attributes
142
Access Reject Attributes
142
Accounting Request Attributes
143
Access Request Attributes
145
Configuring Administrative Accounts on a RADIUS Server
145
Managing Certificates
146
Trusted CA Certificate Store
146
CA Certificate Import Formats
147
Installing a New CA Certificate
147
Certificate and Private Key Store
148
Default CA Certificates
148
Default Installed Private Key/Public Key Certificate Chains
149
Installing a New Private Key/Public Key Certificate Chain Pair
149
Certificate Usage
150
About Certificate Warnings
151
Changing the Certificate Assigned to a Service
151
MAC Lockout
151
7 Local Mesh
153
Chapter 7 : Local Mesh
154
Introduction
154
Local Mesh Link Types
155
Configuration Guidelines
155
Static Local Mesh Links
155
Terminology
155
Dynamic Local Mesh Links
156
Terminology
156
Node Discovery
157
Operational Modes
157
Quality of Service
158
Configuration Guidelines
158
Operating Channel
158
Radio Configuration
159
Maximum Range (Ack Timeout)
159
Simultaneous AP and Local Mesh Support (Dual Radios)
159
Using 802.11A/N for Local Mesh
159
Lldp
161
Local Mesh Profiles
161
Configuring a Local Mesh Profile
162
Aes/Ccmp
163
Policy Manager
163
Settings
163
Addressing
164
Sample Local Mesh Deployments
168
RF Extension
168
Building-To-Building Connections
169
Dynamic Networks
170
8 Maintenance
171
Chapter 8 : Maintenance
172
Config File Management
172
Backup Configuration
172
Manual Configuration File Management
172
Reset Configuration
173
Restore Configuration
173
Scheduled Operations
173
Software Updates
174
Performing a Scheduled Update
175
Performing an Immediate Software Update
175
Licenses
175
Factory Installed Licenses
176
License Management
176
User Installed Licenses
176
Factory Reset Considerations
177
Generating a License
177
Generating and Installing a Feature License
177
Installing a License
178
Console Port Connector Specifications
179
MSM335 and MSM422 Console Port
179
MSM410, E-MSMS430, E-MSM460, E-MSM466 Console Port
179
Console Port Connector Specifications
180
Msm335 and Msm422 Console Port
180
B Regulatory Information
181
Default Chapter
181
Regulatory Information
181
Appendix B: Regulatory Information
182
Notice for U.S.A
182
FCC Class B Statement
182
Manufacturer's FCC Declaration of Conformity Statement
182
Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation
183
FCC Class a Statement
183
Notice for Canada
183
Notice for the European Community
184
Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European Union
185
Supported External Antennas
185
Docs for the European Community
186
Notice for Brazil, Aviso Aos Usuários no Brasil
186
Notice for Taiwan
186
Connecting External Antennas
197
Appendix C: Connecting External Antennas
198
Introduction
198
802.11N MIMO Antennas for the E-MSM466
198
802.11A/B/G Antennas for MSM Aps
199
Optional 802.11A/B/G Antennas for MSM Aps
200
Radio Power-Level Setting Example
201
Read this before Resetting to Factory Defaults
203
Using the Management Tool
203
Using the Reset Button
203
Read this before Resetting to Factory Defaults
204
Using the Management Tool
204
Using the Reset Button
204
Factory Defaulting Ruggedized Products
206
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Language
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