Cisco Wireless Control System Configuration Guide, Release 3.2
Index: Cisco Wireless Control System Configuration Guide

Table Of Contents

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

Index

A

Access point placement 10

access point placement 10

access points, adding to maps9to 10

administration menu 16

alarm email notification 7

alarm monitor 17, 3

applying calibration models 23

audience of document 10

autodiscovery feature 7

automatic backups, scheduling 4

B

backing up the WCS database

on Linux5to 6

on Windows 5

buildings

adding to a campus map 3

adding to WCS database 4

C

calibration models 23

calibration models, applying 23

campus map, adding to WCS database 2

caution, defined 11

channels

allowed per country 2

monitoring on a floor map 21

channels on a floor map 21

checking the status of WCS

on Linux 2

on Windows 2

Cisco Wireless LAN Solution

components 3

overview2to 3

security solutions2to 4

clients

finding5to 6

map 6

monitoring on a floor map 23

parameters 23

clients, monitoring on floor map 23

command buttons 17

configure menu 16

configuring firewall for WCS 5

controller autodiscovery feature 7

controllers

adding to WCS database 2

pinging network devices 7

specified 2

viewing status and configurations 7

conventions of document 11

country codes, supported 1

coverage holes

finding 6

monitoring on a floor map22to 23

coverage holes, monitoring 22

Creating a network design 13

creating a network design 13

creating calibration models 23

D

designing a network 13

document

audience 10

conventions 11

organization 10

purpose 10

E

end user license agreement2to4, 5to 6

event notification 5

F

firewall, configuring for WCS 5

floor plans

adding to a campus building5to 7

adding to a standalone building7to 8

enhancing with map editor 8

H

heat map

described 9

graphic 10, 21

help menu 16

I

importing the location appliance into WCS 7

inter-subnet roaming 18

L

laptop icon 5

Layer 1 security solutions 2

Layer 2 security solutions 2

Layer 3 security solutions2to 3

Layer 3 to Layer 2 mode, converting Cisco Wireless LAN Solution 4

LEAP authentication

requirements 21

license agreement2to4, 5to 6

location appliance importing 7

location appliances

adding to WCS database 2

relationship with WCS Location 5

location menu 16

logging 12

logging into the WCS user interface13to 15

long preambles, enabling for SpectraLink NetLink phones 4

M

maintaining WCS1to 12

map editor, enhancing floor plans 8

maps

creating2to 10

monitoring19to 23

menu bar 15

mobility 16

mobility anchors 23

mobility groups, configuring 21

monitoring channels on a floor map 21

monitoring clients on a floor map 23

monitoring coverage holes 22

monitoring predicted coverage 20

monitoring transmit power levels 22

monitor menu 16

N

network design 13

Network Summary page 13, 8

note, defined 11

O

open source terms6to 7

organization of document 10

outdoor areas, adding to a campus map4to 5

overview

Cisco Wireless LAN Solution2to 3

WCS 3

P

pinging network devices from a controller 7

placement of access points 10

planning mode, calculating access point requirements 9

policy manager solutions 3

predicted coverage, monitoring 20

Prerequisites 2

purpose of document 10

R

related publications 11

restoring WCS database on Linux 7

RF calibration model, creating 5

RF calibration tool 8

RF prediction heat map 10, 21

roaming 16

rogue access points

acknowledging 4

alarm monitor 3

detecting and locating2to 4

map 4

monitoring2to 4

solutions for 3

S

security solutions2to 4

sidebar area 17

skull-and-crossbones indicator 4

software, updating 3

SpectraLink NetLink phones, enabling long preambles 4

starting WCS

on Linux 12

on Windows 12

statistics reports, viewing 9

status, checking 2

stopping WCS

on Linux 3

on Windows 3

System requirements 2

T

transmit power levels

monitoring on a floor map 22

supported by country 2, 8

values 22

transmit power levels, monitoring 22

U

uninstalling WCS

on Linux 11

on Windows 10

updating system software 3

upgrading WCS

on Linux 11

on Windows 11

user groups 12

User Interface 15

V

View Filters icon 20

W

warranty4to 6

WCS

checking status

on Linux 2

on Windows 2

installing 3

maintaining1to 12

overview 3

servers supported 3

starting

on Linux 12

on Windows 12

stopping

on Linux 3

on Windows 3

uninstalling

on Linux 11

on Windows 10

upgrading

on Linux 11

on Windows 11

versions4to 6

viewing statistics reports 9

WCS Base, described 4, 6

WCS database

adding controllers 2

adding location appliances 2

backing up

on Linux5to 6

on Windows 5

restoring

on Linux 7

on Windows 6

scheduling automatic backups 4

WCS Location

described5to 6

relationship with Cisco location appliances 5

WCS user accounts

adding 12

changing passwords 13

deleting 13

WCS user interface

described 3, 7

logging into13to 15

Wireless Control System (WCS)

See WCS