Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

A

access point creating and configuring VLANs on4-11

Access Point Radio Port page13-9

accounting on RADIUS server9-11

activity timeout7-18, 9-6

administrator authorization8-32

Aironet extensions3-18

antenna gainsB-3

antennas 3-13

Apply button2-3

AP Radio Advanced page3-16

AP Radio Hardware page3-9

AP Radio Identification page3-7

assigning network ports9-9

associations allowed, more than 20 workgroup bridges3-18

Association table

Association Table Advanced page7-15

Association Table page9-2

Station page9-3

authentication server

Authentication Server Setup page8-15

backup servers8-31

EAP8-4

port setting8-17

shared secret8-17

authentication types

combining MAC-based and EAP8-25

LEAP8-17

MAC-based8-21

Network-EAP8-3

open8-5

shared key8-6

summary of settings8-27

B

backup authentication servers8-31

basic settings

configuration server protocol3-3

default gateway3-3

ensure compatibility with3-6

IP address3-3

IP subnet mask3-3

optimize radio network for3-5

role in radio network3-4

SNMP admin. community3-6

SSID3-4, 3-8, 3-10

system name3-3

baud rate2-5

beacons, period and rate3-12

bit-flip attack8-3

blinking top panel indicators13-28

boot block version13-32

BOOTP protocol7-5

BOOTP server timeout7-5

Boot Server Setup page7-4

broadcast SSID3-10

broadcast WEP key rotation8-13

browsing to network devices9-2

C

Cancel button2-3

carrier test13-3

centralized administrator authentication8-35

assigning RADIUS or TACACS servers8-36

authorization parameters8-38

examples of8-38

procedure for configuring8-35

system flow notes8-37

channel

identifiers, center frequenciesB-2

overlap3-12

restrict searched channels3-13

search for less-congested channel3-13

checkstack command13-18

China regulatory domainB-2

Cisco Secure ACS

enabling EAP8-18

setting session-based WEP key timeout8-19

CLI

auto-apply2-7

common functions2-6

diagnostics13-14

terminal emulator settings2-4

client devices

browsing to9-2

deauthenticating9-7

disassociating9-7

EAP settings8-17

in network map2-4

Station page information9-3

cold restart10-14

combining EAP and MAC-based authentication8-25

configuration

distributing the configuration10-9

downloading the configuration10-11

resetting the configuration10-13

System Configuration Setup page10-10

uploading the configuration10-11

configuration server protocol3-3

Console/Telnet Setup page11-4

D

Database Query page, gets and sets11-3

data rate, radio3-11

default formatC-2

defined11-5

DHCP

class identifier7-7

lease duration7-6

minimum lease duration7-6

multiple-offer timeout7-5

diagnostic pages

AP Radio Port page13-9

Ethernet Port page13-7

Event Log page13-12

Network Ports page13-5

packet tracing13-23

Radio Diagnostics page13-2

Disallow Infrastructure Stations3-18

distribute configuration10-9

distribute firmware10-7

limit distributions10-9

diversity, antenna3-13

DNS server7-9

draft of 802.1x protocol8-16

DTIM3-12

E

EAP authentication

combining with MAC-based authentication8-25

overview8-3

setting up in Cisco Secure ACS8-18

setting up on the access point8-15

setting WEP key timeout8-19

EIRP, maximumB-3to B-4

encryption. See WEP

ensure compatibility with3-6

Error MessagesC-1

Ethernet configuration

advanced settings3-26

hardware settings3-23

identity settings3-22

speed3-24

Ethernet encapsulation type3-19

Ethernet indicator13-27

Ethernet Port page13-7

Event log messagesC-1

Cisco Emblem formatC-2

message descriptionsC-4

message formatsC-2

statuses and reasonsC-29

event log messagesC-2

Event Log page13-12

Event notification

Event Display Setup page7-18

Event Handling Setup page7-20

Express Setup page3-2

extended statistics7-17

F

filters

ISO numeric designators for protocolsA-1

MAC address filtering5-6

protocol filtering5-2

protocol filter listsA-1

find an access point's physical location13-28

firmware

distributing to other Access Points10-7

updating to a new version10-2

flow control2-5

fragment threshold3-12

frequenciesB-2

FTP7-10

G

gateway3-3

H

help, setting up7-7

hexadecimal digits8-8

Home button2-2

hops9-5

Hot Standby mode12-4

HTTP Port7-8

HyperTerminal2-7

I

initialization vector8-12

IP subnet mask3-3

ISO designators for protocolsA-1

Israel regulatory domainB-2

J

Japan

power levels and antenna gainB-4

regulatory domainB-2

K

key features1-2

key hashing, WEP8-12

Kilomicroseconds, in beacon period3-12

L

LEAP

enabling on a repeater access point8-19

with Network-EAP setting8-14

LED indicators

Ethernet13-27

locate unit by flashing LEDs13-28

radio traffic13-28

status13-27

limiting distributions10-9

link test9-6

load balancing3-18

locate unit by flashing LEDs13-28

logs13-12

M

MAC address3-3

MAC address filters5-6

MAC-based authentication8-21

combining with EAP8-25

setting up in Cisco Secure ACS8-26

map windows2-3

memory, conserving7-17

memory use diagnostics13-21

Mexico, regulatory domainB-2

MIC8-10

monitored access point12-4

multicast packets3-17

disallowing5-4

N

name server7-9

NAS, adding and configuring8-18

Native VLAN

configuration4-6

native VLAN

creating4-12

Network-EAP8-3

network infrastructure, classify workgroup bridges as3-18

network map window2-4

Network Ports page13-5

North America and ANZ regulatory domainB-2

O

OK button2-3

optimize radio network for3-5

P

packet tracing13-23

parity2-5

password reset13-31

pings9-6

ports, assigning to MAC addresses9-9

power level

maximumB-3to B-4

power level setting3-11

preamble3-21

primary port3-7

protocol filters

enabling filters5-6

forward or block5-5

list of available protocolsA-1

priorities5-5

time to live setting5-4

proxy Mobile IP6-1

authentication server page explained6-13

components of6-7

configuring6-19

configuring on a wired LAN6-19

configuring security associations on a CiscoSecure ACS server6-23

general page explained6-12

how it works6-8

local SA bindings link6-15

security6-11

settings on the authenticator configuration page6-14

settings on the local SA bindings page6-15

settings on the statistics page6-16

settings on the subnet map table page6-18

setup page explained6-11

statistics6-16

understanding6-2

view subnet map table6-18

PSPF7-18

Q

QoS configuration5-10

entering information for5-10

example5-18

Generate QBSS Element5-11

Send IGMP General Query5-12

settings on QoS setup page5-11

Traffic Category5-12

Use Symbol Extensions5-12

Quality of Service

defined1-3

R

radio

carrier test13-3

radio cell role3-17

radio configuration

advanced settings3-15

hardware settings3-9

identity settings3-6

primary port3-7

radio indicator13-28

radio modulation3-21

radio power level3-11

RADIUS-based VLAN access control4-7

RADIUS server

backup servers8-31

shared secret8-17

wireless network accounting9-11

receive and transmit3-13

receive antenna3-13

regulatory

domainsB-2

regulatory domainsB-2

related publications, obtainingxvii

repeater

chain of access points12-2

setting up a repeater12-2

setting up as a LEAP Client8-19

specified access points3-21

resetting to the default configuration13-31

restarts, cold and warm10-14

restore defaults2-3

restrict searched channels3-13

roaming1-3

rogue AP

alert timeout for7-17

role in radio network3-4

root unit3-4

routing setup7-11

RS-232 serial port2-4

RTS retries and threshold3-12

S

search for less-congested channel

restrict searched channels3-13

Secure Shell11-5

Secure Shell,using11-5

security

Cisco Secure ACS8-18

overview8-2

Security Setup page8-33

user manager8-32

serial cable2-4

server setup

boot server7-4

FTP7-10

name server7-9

routing7-11

time server7-2

web server7-7

session-based WEP key, timeout value8-19

severity levels7-17

shared key8-6

SNMP

Admin. community3-6

Database Query page11-3

SNMP Setup page11-2

supported MIBs2-8

using to set WEP8-10

Speed setting3-24

SSH11-5

SSID3-4

primary and secondary4-7

SSID for use by Infrastructure Stations3-18

standby mode12-4

Station pages9-3

statistics9-7

status indicator13-27

stop bits2-5

system name3-3

T

Telnet interface

enabling Telnet11-5

setup page11-4

temporal key integrity protocol3-20

terminal emulator2-4

TFTP7-11

timeout per device class setting7-18

timeout value for session-based WEP keys8-19

time server

GMT offset7-3

manually set date and time7-3

TKIP8-12

top panel indicators13-27

tracing packets13-23

transmit antenna3-13

transmit power3-11

U

unicast packets, filtering5-9

updating firmware10-2

user management

capabilities8-34

creating list of authorized users8-33

user information8-33

using11-5

V

vendor class identifier7-7

VLAN configuration

802.1Q Encapsulation Mode4-3

broadcast domain segmentation4-5

creating and configuring on access point4-11

creating and configuring SSIDs4-16

creating native VLAN4-12

creating SSID for infrastructure devices4-21

enabling VLAN (802.1Q) tagging4-19

entering information4-2

example of4-9

Existing VLANs4-4

identifying the native VLAN4-19

Maximum Number of Enabled VLAN IDs4-4

native VLAN configuration4-6

Native VLAN ID4-4

obtaining and recording setup information4-11

Optionally allow Encrypted packets on the unencrypted VLAN4-4

primary and secondary SSIDs4-7

rules and guidelines for4-21

security policy4-4

settings on VLAN setup page4-2

Single VLAN ID which allows Unencrypted packets4-4

using configuration screens4-11

VLAN (802.1Q) Tagging4-3

VLAN ID4-4

VLAN Name4-4

VLANs

creating and configuring on access point4-11

creating and configuring SSIDs for4-16

creating native VLAN4-12

creating SSID for Infrastructure devices4-21

criteria for wireless deployment4-8

deployment example4-9

guidelines for deploying wireless4-8

Summary of rules for deployment of4-21

using configuration screens4-11

VLAN support

defined1-4

W

warm restart10-14

Web-based interface

common buttons2-2

compatible browsers2-2

Web server7-7

WEP

broadcast key rotation8-13

full encryption8-9

key example8-9

key hashing8-12

key size8-8

optional8-9

overview8-2

session key timeout8-19

setting with SNMP8-10

transmit key8-8

with EAP8-3

Windows XP, using EAP with8-16

workgroup bridges, allowing more than 20 to associate3-18

World mode3-10