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Cisco Aironet 1200 Series Access Point Software Configuration Guide
OL-2159-01
Chapter 3 Configuration
Basic Settings
Radio Service Set ID (SSID)
The SSID is a unique identifier that client devices use to associate with the access
point. The SSID helps client devices distinguish between multiple wireless
networks in the same vicinity. Several access points on a network or sub-network
can share an SSID. The SSID can be any alphanumeric, case-sensitive entry from
two to 32 characters long.
Role in Radio Network
Use this pull-down menu to select the role of the access point on your network.
The menu contains the following options:
• Root Access Point—A wireless LAN transceiver that connects an Ethernet
network with wireless client stations. Use this setting if the access point is
connected to the wired LAN. Figure 3-2 shows an access point operating as a
root unit in a network.
Figure 3-2 Root-Unit Access Points
Access Point
(Root Unit)
Access Point
(Root Unit)
65999
Wired LAN
- Cisco Aironet 1
- 1200 Series Access Point 1
- Software Configuration Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- 3 Configuration 3-1 4
- 4 Security Setup 4-1 6
- 5 Network Management 5-1 7
- 7 Management System Setup 7-1 9
- 8 Special Configurations 8-1 9
- Contents 10
- OL-2159-01 10
- Channels A-2 11
- Protocol Filter Lists B-1 11
- Audience and Scope 13
- Organization 13
- Conventions 14
- Related Publications 15
- Obtaining Documentation 16
- Documentation Feedback 17
- Cisco.com 17
- Technical Assistance Center 18
- Cisco TAC Escalation Center 19
- Overview 21
- Key Features 22
- Management Options 22
- Chapter 1 Overview 23
- Root Unit on a Wired LAN 24
- • Using SNMP, page 2-10 27
- Step 1 Start the browser 28
- Navigation Links 29
- Configuration Action Buttons 29
- Connecting the Serial Cable 32
- Figure 2-4 CLI Page Example 34
- Using a Telnet Session 35
- Using SNMP 36
- Basic Settings 40
- Entering Basic Settings 41
- Configuration Server Protocol 42
- Default IP Address 42
- Default IP Subnet Mask 42
- Default Gateway 42
- Radio Service Set ID (SSID) 43
- Role in Radio Network 43
- SNMP Admin. Community 45
- Filter Setup 46
- Creating a Protocol Filter 47
- Figure 3-6 Filter Set Page 48
- MAC Address Filtering 51
- Creating a MAC Address Filter 52
- Radio Configuration 56
- Primary Port Settings 58
- Service Set ID (SSID) 59
- Enable World Mode 61
- Data Rates 62
- Transmit Power 63
- Frag. Threshold 63
- RTS Threshold 63
- Max. RTS Retries 64
- Max. Data Retries 64
- Beacon Period 64
- Data Beacon Rate (DTIM) 64
- Radio Channel 64
- Restrict Searched Channels 65
- Requested Status 69
- Packet Forwarding 69
- Radio Cell Role 70
- Use Aironet Extensions 71
- Bridge Spacing 73
- Accept Authentication Types 73
- Require EAP 73
- Specified Access Points 74
- Ethernet Configuration 75
- Entering Identity Information 76
- Server Setup 82
- Entering Time Server Settings 83
- • Use Daylight Savings Time 83
- Simple Network Time Protocol 84
- Default Time Server 84
- GMT Offset (hr) 84
- Use Daylight Savings Time 84
- Manually Set Date and Time 84
- Entering Boot Server Settings 85
- BOOTP Server Timeout (sec) 87
- DHCP Class Identifier 88
- Allow Non-Console Browsing 89
- HTTP Port 89
- Default Help Root URL 89
- Extra Web Page File 90
- Default Web Root URL 90
- Entering Name Server Settings 91
- Domain Name System 92
- Default Domain 92
- Domain Name Servers 92
- Domain Suffix 92
- Entering FTP Settings 93
- Routing Setup 94
- Entering Routing Settings 95
- New Network Route Settings 96
- Installed Network Routes list 96
- Stations to Show 98
- Fields to Show 98
- Packets To/From Station 99
- Bytes To/From Station 99
- Primary Sort 100
- Secondary Sort 100
- Chapter 3 Configuration 101
- Event Notification Setup 103
- Event Handling Setup Page 106
- Disposition of Events 108
- Clear Alert Statistics 109
- Purge Trace Buffer 109
- SNMP Trap Destination 111
- SNMP Trap Community 111
- Syslog Destination Address 112
- Syslog Facility Number 112
- Security Setup 113
- Security Overview 114
- Chapter 4 Security Setup 115
- Network Authentication Types 116
- Setting Up WEP 121
- Using SNMP to Set Up WEP 124
- Advanced page 126
- Setting Up EAP Authentication 131
- Credits page 154
- Network Management 155
- Using the Association Table 156
- Setting the Display Options 157
- Using Station Pages 157
- 209.165.201.5 158
- Information on Station Pages 159
- To Station Information 160
- From Station Information 161
- Hops and Timing Information 162
- Performing a Ping 163
- Performing a Link Test 163
- Using the Network Map Window 165
- Figure 5-5 Network Map Window 166
- Figure 5-6 CDP Setup Page 167
- Assigning Network Ports 168
- Accounting Attributes 173
- Server (continued) 174
- Managing Firmware and 177
- Configurations 177
- Updating Firmware 178
- Updating from a File Server 181
- Distributing Firmware 184
- Distributing a Configuration 185
- Configuration 186
- Uploading a Configuration 188
- Uploading from a File Server 189
- Resetting the Configuration 190
- Restarting the Access Point 191
- Management System Setup 193
- SNMP Setup 194
- Using the Database Query Page 195
- Console and Telnet Setup 197
- Special Configurations 199
- Access Point 200
- (Root Unit) 200
- (Repeater) 200
- Wired LAN 200
- Using Hot Standby Mode 204
- Using Diagnostic Pages 208
- Antenna Alignment Test 209
- Carrier Test 211
- Network Ports Page 212
- Data Received 214
- Data Transmitted 214
- 172.16.24.0 215
- Configuration Information 216
- Receive Statistics 216
- Transmit Statistics 217
- AP Radio Page 218
- Display Options 221
- Event Log Page 222
- Log Headings 223
- Saving the Log 223
- Event Log Summary Page 224
- Entering Diagnostic Commands 226
- Diagnostic Command Results 226
- :eap_diag1_on 227
- :eap_diag2_on 227
- :vxdiag_arpshow 228
- :vxdiag_checkstack 230
- :vxdiag_hostshow 231
- :vxdiag_i 232
- :vxdiag_ipstatshow 233
- :vxdiag_memshow 234
- :vxdiag_muxshow 235
- :vxdiag_routeshow 236
- :vxdiag_tcpstatshow 237
- Tracing Packets 238
- Viewing Packet Trace Data 241
- Packets Stored in a Log File 242
- Packets Displayed on the CLI 243
- Ethernet 244
- Checking Basic Settings 246
- APPENDIX 251
- Channels 252
- Protocol Filter Lists 257
- Cisco IAPP — 2887 264
- Radio Free Ethernet RFE 5002 264
- World mode 3-23 272
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