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Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters Installation and Configuration Guide for Linux
OL-1376-02
Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring the Client Adapter
Additional Procedures
Note Because PCI client adapters are installed inside desktop computers, you should have little reason
to remove the adapter. However, instructions are provided in the “Removing the Client Adapter”
section on page 7-6 in case you need to remove your PCI client adapter.
Additional Procedures
After the driver and client utilities are properly installed, you might need to perform additional
procedures before using your client adapter. This section provides instructions for the following
procedures:
• Changing the permission rights regarding configuration of the client adapter
• Assigning an IP address
• Installing the drivers for more than one client adapter and then selecting among them
Changing the Permission Rights
By default, all users are permitted to configure the client adapter. If you want only root users (those with
administrative rights) to be able to run the client utilities and configure the client adapter, type
chmod 500 /opt/cisco/bin/* and press Enter.
Assigning an IP Address
You can obtain a dynamic IP address with the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), or you
can manually configure a static IP address.
Configuring for a DHCP Assigned Address
If you want your computer’s IP address to be assigned by DHCP and your network has a DHCP server,
you must run a DHCP client utility. The two most popular client utilities are dhcpcd and pump. Most
Linux distributions should have one of them. If you have neither, you must install one from your
distribution CD-ROM or download one from the Internet. Refer to your distribution's home page for
more information.
On Red Hat and other distributions that include the linuxconf utility, you should use this utility to
configure DHCP on your computer.
Note You must be logged in as root or have equivalent superuser privileges.
Note If you are using a distribution that uses another utility, such as Slackware’s netconfig, follow the
distribution’s recommendations for configuring DHCP.
- Guide for Linux 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- 5 Advanced Configuration 5-1 5
- 6 Diagnostics 6-1 5
- 7 Routine Procedures 7-1 5
- 8 Troubleshooting 8-1 6
- Japanese Translation D-7 7
- English Translation D-7 7
- Audience 10
- Organization 10
- Conventions 11
- Attention 12
- Avvertenza 12
- Advarsel 12
- Related Publications 13
- Obtaining Documentation 13
- Ordering Documentation 14
- Documentation Feedback 14
- Cisco.com 14
- Technical Assistance Center 15
- Cisco TAC Escalation Center 16
- Overview 17
- Terminology 18
- Parts of the Client Adapter 19
- Chapter 1 Overview 20
- Ad Hoc Wireless LAN 21
- Site Survey 22
- Preparing for Installation 25
- Safety Information 26
- Unpacking the Client Adapter 27
- System Requirements 27
- Site Requirements 28
- PCMCIA Installation 32
- Enter (Figure 3-3) 33
- Figure 3-7 Make All Screen 37
- Option 1 for Red Hat Systems 38
- Option 2 for Red Hat Systems 39
- Verifying Installation 41
- Inserting a PC Card 42
- Additional Procedures 44
- Opening the Client Utilities 46
- Selecting the Radio 47
- Enabling LEAP 52
- Using the Bcard Utility 53
- Finishing the Installation 54
- Enabling Security Features 55
- Server-Based Authentication 56
- Getting Started 56
- Changing the Password 56
- Entering a New WEP Key 57
- Selecting an Existing WEP Key 59
- Enabling WEP 59
- Message Integrity Check (MIC) 60
- Advanced Configuration 63
- Setting Enterprise Parameters 65
- Table 5-2 System Parameters 66
- Network Type Description 67
- Authentication Description 69
- Setting RF Network Parameters 71
- Data Rate Description 72
- Diagnostics 83
- Chapter 6 Diagnostics 85
- Receive Statistics 90
- Transmit Statistics 91
- Routine Procedures 93
- Ascertaining the ACU Version 94
- Selecting a Help Browser 95
- Loading New Firmware 95
- Uninstalling Manually 97
- Removing a PC Card 99
- Removing a PCI Client Adapter 99
- OL-1376-02 100
- Removing the Client Adapter 100
- Troubleshooting 101
- Using the Indicator LEDs 102
- Getting Help 104
- (Figure 8-3) 105
- Technical Specifications 107
- Power output 109
- Receiver sensitivity 109
- APPENDIX 113
- Channel Sets 114
- Translated Safety Warnings 117
- Warning for Laptop Users 119
- ¡Advertencia! 120
- Varning! 120
- Information 121
- Tested To Comply 122
- With FCC Standards 122
- FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE 122
- Canadian Compliance Statement 123
- Liechtenstein 124
- Japanese Translation 127
- English Translation 127
- GLOSSARY 129
- Glossary 130
- OL-1367-02 130
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