Table Of Contents

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

Index

Numerics

802.11 Authentication Mode parameter     5-12

802.11b preamble, status of     7-10

802.11b Preamble parameter     5-9

802.11 mode, in ASTU     8-5

802.1X

authentication types

in ADU     5-15 to  5-19

in Windows XP     55

defined     5-15, 55

802.1x EAP Type parameter     5-29, 5-34, 5-45, 5-48, 5-52, 5-56

802.1x option     5-29, 5-34, 5-45, 5-48, 5-52, 5-56

A

About Aironet Desktop Utility, ADU menu option     9-9

About window

in ADU     9-9

in site survey utility     103

access point

CCX version supported     81, 85

channel, in site survey utility     76, 81, 84

currently associated to     7-9, 8-11

data rates, in site survey utility     84

frequency, in site survey utility     76, 81, 84

in wireless infrastructure     1-6

IP address

in ADU     7-9

in ASTU     8-11

in site survey utility     76

load, in site survey utility     81, 85

MAC address

in ADU     7-9

in site survey utility     76, 80, 84

maximum transmit data rate, in site survey utility     81

mismatches     7-14

model number     85

name

in ADU     7-9

in ASTU     8-11

in site survey utility     76, 81, 85

number of associations     85

problems associating to     10-10

radio     85

radio band, in site survey utility     81, 84

role in wireless network     1-5

security settings     5-22 to  5-25

Access Point 1 through 4 parameters     5-13

access points

associating to in Windows XP     70

number displayed in site survey utility     80

preferred, setting     5-13

reporting those that fail LEAP authentication     5-20 to  5-21, 5-25

viewing an accumulation of     88

viewing details in site survey utility     83 to  86

viewing status in site survey utility     75 to  78

Accumulate button, in site survey utility     87, 88

ACK frames     7-14

Action drop-down menu

in ADU     6-10, 9-8

in site survey utility     73, 90, 104

Activate button     4-6, 4-10

Adapter Information

button     9-10

window     9-10

Add Comments to Log File window (site survey utility)     94

Add User Comment, site survey utility menu option     94

ad hoc mode, in site survey utility     82

ad hoc network

defined     58

selecting in ADU     5-9

selecting in Windows XP     59

setting wireless mode     5-10

wireless LAN configuration     1-5

ADU

See Aironet Desktop Utility (ADU)

Advanced button     7-7

advanced parameters

described     5-2

setting     5-6 to  5-13

Advanced Statistics

button     7-13

window     7-13

Advanced Status window     7-7

AES, status of     7-6, 7-7

AES-CCMP, with WPA2     5-19

AES option, in Windows XP     60

Aironet Desktop Utility (ADU)

accessing help     9-10

described     1-4

exiting     9-8

feature comparison to Windows XP     3-17 to  3-18

finding version     9-9

icon     9-8

opening     9-8

Profile Management windows, overview     5-2

status and statistics tools

overview     7-2

setting parameters     7-2 to  7-3

using     7-4 to  7-15

Aironet Desktop Utility Help, ADU menu option     9-10

Aironet System Tray Utility (ASTU)

accessing help     8-5

described     1-4

exiting     8-6

icon     8-2 to  8-3, 9-8

opening     8-6

overview     8-2

pop-up menu     8-5 to  8-11

selecting the active profile     8-8 to  8-9

setting preferences     8-6 to  8-7

specifying pop-up menu options     8-7

Tool Tip window     8-3 to  8-5

using     8-1 to  8-11

using to open ADU     8-6

using to open troubleshooting utility     8-6

Aironet System Tray Utility Preferences window     8-6

Allow Association to Mixed Cells parameter

setting with EAP-FAST     5-42 to  5-43

setting with EAP-TLS     5-47

setting with LEAP     5-32

setting with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-51

setting with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-55

setting with static WEP     5-27

Allow Automatic PAC Provisioning for this Profile parameter     5-42

-AllowReRun, profile migration tool command line option     109

ALR, in site survey utility     103

Always Resume the Secure Session parameter

for LEAP     5-31

for PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-50

antenna

assembling     3-5 to  3-6

described     1-3

gains

IEEE 802.11a     50

IEEE 802.11b     50

IEEE 802.11g     51

mounting     3-6 to  3-8

placement     72

rotating     3-8

specifications     29

antenna base, mounting     3-6 to  3-8

AP detailed information parameters (site survey utility)     84 to  86

AP Detailed Information window (site survey utility)     83

APS, in site survey utility     103

AP scan list, in site survey utility

displayed     79

opening     101

parameters     80 to  82

pausing     83

saving     100 to  101

viewing     79 to  82

AP Scan List Logging Configuration window (site survey utility)     96

AP Scan List tab (site survey utility), using     78 to  88

AP scan log, in site survey utility

deleting     100

viewing     98 to  99

AP scan log file, in site survey utility

displayed     87, 99

generating     86 to  87

name and location     97

AP scan logging, in site survey utility

configuring     96 to  97

disabling     98

enabling     98

AP scanning, using in site survey utility     96 to  101

associated AP status parameters (site survey utility)     76 to  78

Associated AP Status tab (site survey utility)

units as a percentage     75

units in dBm     75

using     74 to  78

association

rejections     7-15

time-outs     7-15

associations, in site survey utility     85

ASTU

See Aironet System Tray Utility (ASTU)

ATIM Window, in site survey utility     84

audience of document     xii

authentication

process     5-17, 56

rejections     7-15

time-outs     7-15

type

setting     5-12

status of     7-8

Authentication Timeout Value parameter

for LEAP     5-32

Automatically Prompt for User Name and Password option

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

auto profile selection

enabling     4-10

including a profile in     4-8 to  4-9

prioritizing profiles     4-9

removing a profile from     4-9

restrictions     4-9

status of     8-10

using     8-8

Auto Profile Selection Management window     4-8

Auto Select Profiles parameter     4-10

Available Infrastructure and Ad Hoc Networks window     4-4

B

beacon period, in site survey utility     84

beacons received

in ADU     7-14

in site survey utility     77

broadcast key rotation

described     5-21

setting on client and access point     5-25

broadcast packets

number received     7-13

number transmitted     7-13

broadcast SSIDs     5-4, 58

BSS Aging Interval parameter (Windows Control Panel)     5-64

bytes

number received     7-13

number transmitted     7-13

C

call admission control (CAC), in site survey utility     82

CAM

See Constantly Awake Mode (CAM)

Canadian compliance statement     39

card name     9-10

-CardOrder, profile migration tool command line option     109

caution, defined     xiii

-CB20A, profile migration tool command line option     109

CCKM fast secure roaming

described     5-20

enabling with EAP-FAST     5-34

enabling with EAP-TLS     5-45

enabling with LEAP     5-29

enabling with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-48

enabling with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-52

setting on client and access point     5-25

CCX, version supported by access point     81, 85

certificates, required for EAP-TLS and PEAP authentication     5-44

channel of access point

in ADU     4-6

in site survey utility     76, 81, 84

channel of client adapter     7-6, 7-10

Channel parameter     5-11

channels, supported by regulatory domains

IEEE 802.11a     48

IEEE 802.11b/g     49

channel set, for which client adapter is configured     7-11

Choose Destination Location window (Install Wizard)     3-14

Cisco Aironet 802.11a/b/g Wireless Adapter Properties window     5-63

Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility (Diagnostics) window     7-12

Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility (Profile Management) window     4-2

Cisco Aironet Installation Program window (Install Wizard)     3-11

Cisco Centralized Key Management (CCKM)

See CCKM fast secure roaming

Cisco extended capabilities (CEC), in site survey utility     82

Cisco Key Integrity Protocol (CKIP)

statistics     7-15

status of     7-6

with LEAP     5-15

client adapter

association status in site survey utility     74

selecting in site survey utility     73 to  74

client name     9-10

Client Name parameter     5-4

client utilities

See Aironet Desktop Utility (ADU) and Aironet System Tray Utility (ASTU)

command line options, for profile migration tool     109 to  110

-ConfigFile, profile migration tool command line option     109

Configuration Settings window

for PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-54

Configure AP Scan Logging, site survey utility menu option     96

Configure Scan List Columns window     4-5

Configure Thresholds, site survey utility menu option     90

configuring AP scan logging in site survey utility     96 to  97

configuring client adapter

deciding between ADU and Windows XP     3-17 to  3-18

in ADU     5-1 to  5-58

in Windows XP     57 to  62

configuring scan list columns     4-5

configuring threshold values in site survey utility     90 to  93

connection status     8-4, 8-10

Connection Status window (ASTU)     8-9

Constantly Awake Mode (CAM)     5-8

Contents, site survey utility menu option     103

conventions of document     xiii to  xiv

CRC errors     7-14

CTS frames     7-14

Current Status window     7-4

CWmax, in site survey utility     85

CWmin, in site survey utility     85

D

Data Display parameter     7-3, 7-12

data encryption

in ADU     7-7

in site survey utility     81, 84

data frames     7-14

data rate

in ADU     7-5

mismatches     7-14

of access point, in site survey utility     84

setting     5-10

specifications     27

when performing a site survey     72

debugging information, in site survey utility     84

declarations of conformity

European community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein     39 to  43

FCC     38

RF exposure     43

default values, using     5-2

Define Certificate window     5-46

Define PEAP (EAP-GTC) Configuration window     5-49

Define PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) Configuration window     5-53

Define Pre-Shared Keys window     5-26

Define WPA/WPA2 Pre-Shared Key window     5-28

Delete AP Scan Log, site survey utility menu option     100

Delete Threshold Log, site survey utility menu option     95

diagnosing client adapter operation     10-4 to  10-6

Diagnostics window     7-12

Disable Radio

ADU menu option     9-11

ASTU menu option     8-7

Display in Percent parameter (site survey utility)     74

Display Settings

ADU menu option     7-2

window     7-2

display units, specifying in site survey utility     74

diversity antenna     1-3

document

audience     xii

conventions     xiii to  xiv

organization     xii to  xiii

purpose     xii

domain name

including in Windows login

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-32

specifying for saved user name and password

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

driver

current version     9-9, 9-10

date     9-10

described     1-4

manually installing or upgrading     9-6

name     9-10

DSConfig, in site survey utility     85

duplicate frames, number received     7-14

dynamic WEP keys, overview     5-15 to  5-19, 55 to  56

E

EAP authentication

described     56

overview     5-15 to  5-19, 6-2, 55 to  56

restarting     6-16

using     6-1 to  6-16

EAP-Cisco Wireless

See LEAP authentication

EAP-FAST authentication

authenticating after a reboot/logon

with automatically prompted login     6-7

with saved username and password     6-13

with Windows username and password     6-4

authenticating after a reboot/logon/card insertion, with manually prompted login     6-10 to  6-12

authenticating after EAP-FAST password expires

with automatically prompted login     6-8

with manually prompted login     6-12

with saved username and password     6-14

with Windows username and password     6-5

authenticating after profile activation, with manually prompted login     6-9 to  6-10

authenticating after profile activation/card insertion

with automatically prompted login     6-6

with saved username and password     6-13

with Windows username and password     6-3 to  6-4

described     5-16 to  5-19

disabling     5-58

enabling     5-34

overview     6-2 to  6-3

RADIUS servers supported     5-16

requirements     5-34

setting on client and access point     5-23

stages of     6-3

user databases supported     5-17

EAP-FAST Authentication Status window

displayed     6-2

minimizing     6-3

EAP-FAST option     5-34

EAP-FAST Settings window     5-35, 5-36

EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties window - Windows XP     67

EAP-TLS authentication

authenticating after profile activation/card insertion/reboot/logon     6-14

described     5-17 to  5-19, 55, 56

disabling     5-58

enabling

in ADU     5-44 to  5-47

in Windows XP     62 to  64

RADIUS servers supported     5-17, 55

requirements     5-44

setting on client and access point     5-23

EAP-TLS machine authentication with machine credentials

requirements     5-44

setting     5-42, 5-46

EAP-TLS option     5-45

EIRP, maximum supported by regulatory domains

IEEE 802.11a     50

IEEE 802.11b     50

IEEE 802.11g     51

Enable AP Scan Logging, site survey utility menu option     98

Enable Expert Mode for AP Detailed Information parameter (site survey utility)     84

Enable Radio

ADU menu option     9-11

ASTU menu option     8-7

Enable Threshold Alerts, site survey utility menu option     93

Enable Threshold Logging, site survey utility menu option     93

Enable Tray Icon, ADU menu option     8-6

encryption errors     7-14

Enter Password window     5-41

Enter Wireless Network Password window     6-6, 6-7, 6-9, 6-11

error messages     10-12 to  10-24

errors

CRC     7-14

encryption     7-14

MIC     7-15

Exit menu option

in ADU     9-8

in ASTU     8-6, 9-8

in site survey utility     104

Export button     4-13

Export Profile window     4-13

F

Fast PSP     5-8

FCC

declaration of conformity statement     38

safety compliance statement     2-2

finding domain controller timeout value

for EAP-FAST     5-43

for LEAP     5-32

Fit Columns parameter (site survey utility)     79

frames

ACK     7-14

CTS     7-14

duplicate     7-14

number dropped     7-14

number received successfully     7-14

number received with errors     7-14

number retried     7-14

number transmitted successfully     7-14

RTS     7-14

frequencies, supported by regulatory domains

IEEE 802.11a     48

IEEE 802.11b/g     49

frequency

in ADU     7-5, 7-11

of access point, in site survey utility     81, 84

setting     5-10

G

general parameters

described     5-2

setting     5-3 to  5-5

Generic Token Card Properties window - Windows XP     69

global PACs     5-16, 5-41

Group Policy, described     3-21

Group Policy Delay parameter

installing hot fix for     3-21 to  3-22

setting with EAP-FAST     5-44

setting with EAP-TLS     5-47

setting with LEAP     5-33

setting with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-51

setting with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-55

setting with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) machine authentication with machine credentials     5-56

setting with WPA/WPA2 passphrase     5-28

H

hardware components of client adapter     1-3

help

in ADU     9-10

in ASTU     8-5

in site survey utility     103

hops, in site survey utility     85

Host Based EAP option     5-56

host devices     2-4

Hysteresis parameter (site survey utility)     93

I

I/O range     10-9

Import button     4-12

Import EAP-FAST PAC File window     5-40

Import Profile window     4-12

Include Windows Logon Domain with User Name parameter

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-32

indicators, in site survey utility     103

information about client adapter     9-10

infrastructure device, defined     1-2

infrastructure mode, in site survey utility     84

infrastructure network

selecting in ADU     5-9

wireless LAN configuration     1-6

inserting client adapter     3-2 to  3-8

Install Cisco Aironet Site Survey Utility window (Install Wizard)     3-13

installing

client adapter software     3-9 to  3-20

profile migration tool     107

Install Wizard file

described     1-4

installing     3-9 to  3-20

name     3-9

removing     9-7

interference     2-5, 3-6

interrupt request (IRQ)     10-9

introduction to client adapters     1-2

IP address

of access point

in ADU     7-9

in ASTU     8-11

in site survey utility     76

of client adapter     7-6, 8-5, 8-11

J

Japan, guidelines for operating client adapters     43

K

key icon     4-6

L

LEAP authentication

authenticating after a reboot/logon

with automatically prompted login     6-7

with saved username and password     6-13

with Windows username and password     6-4

authenticating after a reboot/logon/card insertion, with manually prompted login     6-10 to  6-12

authenticating after profile activation, with manually prompted login     6-9 to  6-10

authenticating after profile activation/card insertion

with automatically prompted login     6-6

with saved username and password     6-13

with Windows username and password     6-3 to  6-4

described     5-15 to  5-19

disabling     5-58

enabling     5-29 to  5-33

overview     6-2 to  6-3

RADIUS servers supported     5-15

requirements     5-29

setting on client and access point     5-22

stages of     6-3

timeout value     4-10, 8-8

using with login scripts     4-10

LEAP Authentication Status window

displayed     6-2

minimizing     6-3

LEAP option     5-29

LEAP Settings window     5-30

LEDs

described     1-3

interpreting     10-2

link quality

in ASTU     8-5, 8-11

in site survey utility     78

link speed

in ASTU     8-5

in site survey utility     78

List Installed Devices Even If Not Present in System parameter (site survey utility)     74

load, in site survey utility     81, 85

Locked Profile parameter     5-14

locked profiles     5-14

LOG, in site survey utility     103

log file, generating in site survey utility     87

-logfile, profile migration tool command line option     110

login scripts, using with LEAP     4-10, 8-9

Log Snapshot button, in site survey utility     86

long radio headers

status of     7-10

using     5-9

M

MAC address

of access point

in site survey utility     76, 80, 84

specifying     5-13

viewing     7-9

of client adapter     9-10

machine authentication with machine credentials

using EAP-TLS     5-42, 5-46

using PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-55 to  5-57

machine authentication with user credentials

using PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-49

using PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-53

Manual Login

ADU menu option     5-31, 6-10

ASTU menu option     8-8

Manually Prompt for User Name and Password option

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

Max PSP     5-8

message integrity check (MIC)

described     5-21, 7-8

errors     7-15

setting on client and access point     5-25

statistics     7-15

status of     7-8

types of     7-8

with WPA     5-19

Michael MIC, status of     7-8

microcellular network     1-6

Microsoft 802.1X supplicant, disabling     10-8

Microsoft hot fix

installing     3-21 to  3-22

required for Group Policy Delay parameter     3-21

Microsoft Wireless Configuration Manager

disabling     10-8

enabling in Install Wizard     3-17

role in switching between host-based EAP and non-host-based EAP profiles     5-56, 5-57

-miniPCI, profile migration tool command line option     110

MMH MIC

status of     7-8

with LEAP     5-15

Modify button     4-11, 5-3

multicast packets

number received     7-13

number transmitted     7-13

N

network

configurations     1-5 to  1-6

prioritizing connections     10-11

problems connecting to     10-11

type, current     4-3, 7-5

network name

in ADU     5-4, 7-7

in ASTU     8-3

in site survey utility     80, 84

Network Type parameter     5-9

New button     4-4, 5-3

noise level

in ADU     7-10

in site survey utility     77

No Network Connection Unless User Is Logged In parameter

for EAP-FAST     5-42, 6-13

for LEAP     5-32, 6-13

note, defined     xiii

O

online help

for ADU     9-10

for ASTU     8-5

for site survey utility     103

Open Aironet Desktop Utility, ASTU menu option     8-6, 9-8

Open AP Scan List, site survey utility menu option     101

open authentication

setting     5-12, 60

status of     7-8

Open window (site survey utility)     101

operating systems supported     xii, 2-4, 3-9

Options, site survey utility menu option     84, 88

Options window (site survey utility)     89

Order Profiles button     4-8

organization of document     xii to  xiii

P

PAC authority, selecting     5-39, 5-41

package contents     2-3

packets

broadcast     7-13

multicast     7-13

unicast     7-13

PAC provisioning

automatic     5-42

manual     5-42

PACs

copying from private store to global store     5-42

described     5-16, 5-42

entering password for     5-41

importing     5-40 to  5-41

rules for storage     5-16

types of     5-16

PAC stores

selecting     5-41

types of     5-41

Pause List Update button, in site survey utility     83

PC-Cardbus card

antenna     1-3

described     1-2

inserting     3-2

profiles tied to slot     4-7

removing     9-2

-pci350, profile migration tool command line option     110

PCI card

antenna

assembling     3-5 to  3-6

described     1-3

mounting     3-6 to  3-8

rotating     3-8

changing bracket     3-3

described     1-2

inserting     3-3 to  3-8

removing     9-2

-pcmcia350, profile migration tool command line option     110

PEAP (EAP-GTC) authentication

authenticating after profile activation/card insertion/reboot/logon     6-15

described     5-17, 55, 56

disabling     5-58

enabling

in ADU     5-48 to  5-51

in Windows XP     65 to  66, 68 to  70

RADIUS servers supported     5-17, 55

requirements     5-44

setting on client and access point     5-24

user databases supported     5-17

PEAP (EAP-GTC) machine authentication with user credentials, setting     5-49

PEAP (EAP-GTC) option     5-48

PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) authentication

authenticating after profile activation/card insertion/reboot/logon     6-16

Certificate option     5-53

described     5-17 to  5-19, 55, 56

disabling     5-58

enabling

in ADU     5-52 to  5-55

in Windows XP     65 to  67

RADIUS servers supported     5-17, 55

requirements     5-44

setting on client and access point     5-24

User Name and Password option     5-53

PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) machine authentication with machine credentials, setting     5-55 to  5-57

PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) machine authentication with user credentials, setting     5-53

PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) option     5-52

PEAP Properties window - Windows XP     68

peer-to-peer network     1-5, 5-9

physical specifications     26

Please Change Password window     6-5, 6-8, 6-12, 6-14

power level, current     7-9

power levels, available     7-9

power save mode, currently being used     7-9

Power Save Mode parameter     5-8

power specifications     30

Preferences, ASTU menu option     8-6

Preferred Access Points window     5-13

Preparing Setup window (Install Wizard)     3-10, 9-3

Pre-Shared Key (Static WEP) option     5-26

Previous Installation Detected window (Install Wizard)     9-4

private PACs     5-16, 5-41

product model numbers     1-2

profile

active     4-10, 8-3, 8-10

default     4-2

described     4-2

locked     5-14

Profile Management (Advanced) window     5-6

Profile Management (General) window     4-7

Profile Management (Security) window     5-14

Profile Management window     4-2

Profile Management windows, parameters missing     10-11

profile manager

auto profile selection feature     4-8 to  4-9

creating a new profile     4-4 to  4-7

deleting a profile     4-11

editing a profile     4-11

exporting a profile     4-12 to  4-13

importing a profile     4-12

opening     4-2 to  4-3

parameters missing     4-3, 10-11

selecting the active profile     4-10

profile migration tool

command line options     109 to  110

compatibility with Install Wizard     106

entering multiple commands     109

finding version number     106

installing     107

name and location of generated log file     108, 110

name mangling     106

overview     106

rules governing profile migration     106 to  107

running     108

running multiple times     109

uninstalling     111

using     105 to  111

viewing generated log file     108

Profile Name parameter     5-4

profiles, losing     9-6

profiles submenu (ASTU)     8-8

Protected EAP

See PEAP (EAP-GTC) authentication and PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2) authentication

Protected EAP Properties window - Windows XP     66

protocol driver, finding version     9-9

proximity beeper

configuring     88 to  89

disabling     90

enabling     90

inverting the tone of     89

using     88 to  90

PRX, in site survey utility     103

purpose of document     xii

Q

QoS

See quality of service

QoS Packet Scheduler

enabling on Windows 2000     5-59 to  5-61

enabling on Windows XP     5-62

quality of service (QoS)

described     5-59

in site survey utility     82

status of     7-8

R

radio

described     1-3

enabling or disabling     8-7, 9-11

specifications     27 to  29

radio band of access point, in site survey utility     81, 84

RADIUS servers

additional information     5-19, 56

defined     5-15, 55

supported     5-15 to  5-19, 55

range     5-7

Reauthenticate menu option

in ADU     6-16

in ASTU     6-16, 8-8

receive rate     7-10, 8-11

receive statistics     7-13, 7-14 to  7-15

Refresh button     4-4

Refresh Interval parameter     7-3, 7-12

regulatory

domains

IEEE 802.11a     48

IEEE 802.11b/g     49

information     38 to  45

specifications     30

related publications     xv

Remove button     4-11

removing client adapter     9-2

-replace, profile migration tool command line option     110

resize tab, on site survey utility     103

resource conflicts, resolving

in Windows 2000     10-9

in Windows XP     10-10

Restrict Time Finding Domain Controller parameter

setting with EAP-FAST     5-43

setting with LEAP     5-32 to  5-33

RF obstructions     2-5, 3-6, 72

RM-APScan, in site survey utility     82, 86

RM-CliWlk, in site survey utility     82, 86

RM-Normal, in site survey utility     82, 86

roaming

described     1-6

parameters, setting in the Windows Control Panel     5-63 to  5-64

threshold     5-64

RSSI, in site survey utility     80, 84

RTS frames     7-14

Run Test button, in troubleshooting utility     10-5

S

safety

information     2-2 to  2-3

specifications     30

Save AP Scan List, site survey utility menu option     100

Save As window (site survey utility)     100

saved username and password

described

for LEAP     5-30

entering

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

Save Report, in troubleshooting utility

button     10-7

window     10-7

Scan button     4-4

scan list columns, configuring     4-5

Scan List Settings, ADU menu option     4-4

Scan Valid Interval parameter (Windows Control Panel)     5-64

seamless roaming     1-6

security features

overview     5-14 to  5-21

synchronizing     5-22 to  5-25

security mode     4-3

security parameters

described     5-2

setting     5-14 to  5-57

Select Adapter

site survey utility menu option     73

window (site survey utility)     73

Select Network Component Type window     5-61

Select Network Service window     5-61

Select Profile, ASTU menu option     8-8 to  8-9

sensitivity     28

serial number of client adapter     9-10

server-based authentication, currently being used     7-7

Setup Status window (Install Wizard)     9-5

Setup Type window (Install Wizard)     3-12

shared authentication

setting     5-12, 60

status of     7-8

short radio headers

status of     7-10

using     5-9

Show Connection Status, ASTU menu option     8-9

signal quality

in ADU     7-10

in site survey utility     77

signal strength

as a percentage     7-3

in ADU     7-6, 7-10

in ASTU     8-5

in dBm     7-3

Signal Strength Display Units parameter     7-3

signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)

as a percentage     7-3

in ADU     4-6

in dB     7-3

in site survey utility     78

site requirements

for client devices     2-5

for infrastructure devices     2-5

site survey

environmental considerations     72

guidelines     72

performing     71 to  104

site survey utility

About window     103

accessing help     103

Accumulate button     87, 88

AP detailed information parameters     84 to  86

AP Detailed Information window     83

AP scan list

parameters     80 to  82

pausing     83

viewing     79 to  82

associated AP status parameters     76 to  78

client adapter association status     74

configuring

AP scan logging     96 to  97

proximity beeper     88 to  89

threshold values     90 to  93

debugging information     84

deleting

AP scan log     100

threshold log file     95

disabling

AP scan logging     98

proximity beeper     90

threshold triggers     93

enabling

AP scan logging     98

proximity beeper     90

threshold triggers     93

exiting     104

finding version of     103

Fit Columns parameter     79

generating AP scan log file     86 to  87

indicators     103

inverting tone of proximity beeper     89

log file     87

Log Snapshot button     86

opening     73

opening AP scan list     101

overview     72

Pause List Update button     83

resize tab     103

resizing columns     79

saving AP scan list     100 to  101

selecting client adapter     73 to  74

specifying

directory     3-13

display units     74

status bar     102 to  103

status messages     102

top of main window     74

trend graph, explained     76

uninstalling     104

using

AP Scan List tab     78 to  88

AP scanning     96 to  101

thresholds     90 to  95

View AP Details button     83

viewing

access point details     83 to  86

an accumulation of access points     88

AP scan log     98 to  99

status of access point     75 to  78

threshold log file     94 to  95

Smart Card or other Certificate Properties window - Windows XP     63

software

compatibility with Cisco Aironet client adapters     3-9

installing     3-9 to  3-20

procedures     9-3 to  9-11

uninstalling     9-6 to  9-7

upgrading     9-3 to  9-5

software components

described     1-4

finding versions     9-9

specifications

physical     26

power     30

radio     27 to  29

regulatory compliance     30

safety     30

spread spectrum     1-3

SSID

setting     5-4

viewing

in ADU     4-3, 4-5, 7-7

in ASTU     8-3, 8-11

in site survey utility     80, 84, 89

SSID1 parameter     5-4

SSID2 parameter     5-5

SSID3 parameter     5-5

Ssidl, in site survey utility     82

Start Test button, in troubleshooting utility     10-5

static WEP

disabling     5-58

enabling     5-26 to  5-27

with open authentication, setting on client and access point     5-22

with shared key authentication, setting on client and access point     5-22

static WEP keys

guidelines for entering

in ADU     5-27

in Windows XP     61

overview     5-15, 54

selecting transmit key     5-27

size of     5-26

statistics

method of calculation     7-12

receive     7-13, 7-14 to  7-15

transmit     7-13, 7-14

viewing     7-12 to  7-15

status bar, in site survey utility     102 to  103

status messages, in site survey utility     102

status of client adapter

in ADU Advanced Status window     7-7 to  7-11

in ADU Current Status window     7-4 to  7-6

in ASTU Connection Status window     8-9 to  8-11

in ASTU Tool Tip window     8-4

in Windows XP     70

Stop Test button, in troubleshooting utility     10-5

supplicant, finding version     9-9

system requirements     2-4

T

Taiwan, administrative rules for client adapters     44 to  45

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)

described     5-21

setting on client and access point     5-25

with WPA     5-19

temporary username and password

automatically prompt for

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

described

for EAP-FAST     5-37, 5-38

for LEAP     5-30

manually prompt for

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

selecting options

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-31

using Windows credentials

for LEAP     5-31

third-party tool, enabling in Install Wizard     3-17

threshold log file

adding a comment to     94

deleting in site survey utility     95

name and location     93

viewing in site survey utility     94 to  95

Threshold Log File window (site survey utility)     95

Threshold Logging Configuration window (site survey utility)     91

thresholds, using in site survey utility     90 to  95

threshold triggers

disabling in site survey utility     93

enabling in site survey utility     93

throughput     5-8, 5-9

time of day, in site survey utility     80, 87, 88

TKIP

option in Windows XP     60

status of     7-6

Token Configuration window     6-15

translated safety warnings     31 to  36

transmit key     5-27

transmit power, in site survey utility     82, 86

Transmit Power Level parameter     5-7

transmit rate     7-10, 8-11

transmit statistics     7-13, 7-14

Troubleshooting

ADU menu option     10-4

ASTU menu option     8-6, 10-4

button     10-4

troubleshooting information, accessing     10-2

troubleshooting utility

saving detailed report to text file     10-7

using     10-3 to  10-7

Troubleshooting Utility window

detailed report     10-6

initial window     10-4

with test results     10-5

U

unicast packets

number received     7-13

number transmitted     7-13

uninstalling

client adapter software     9-6 to  9-7

profile migration tool     111

unpacking the client adapter     2-3

upgrading client adapter software     9-3 to  9-5

up time, status of     7-10

Use Auto Profile Selection, ASTU menu option     8-8

Use Machine Information For Domain Logon parameter

for EAP-TLS     5-42, 5-46

for PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-49

for PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-53

Use Saved User Name and Password option

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-30

Use Temporary User Name and Password option

for EAP-FAST     5-37, 5-38

for LEAP     5-30

Use Windows to Configure My Wireless Network Settings parameter - Windows XP     58

Use Windows User Name and Password option

for EAP-FAST     5-38

for LEAP     5-30, 5-31, 5-38

V

View AP Details button, in site survey utility     83

View AP Scan Log, site survey utility menu option     86, 98

viewer, name and location     93, 97

View Report button, in troubleshooting utility     10-6

View Threshold Log, site survey utility menu option     94

W

warning

antenna     2-2, 33

defined     xiii to  xiv

explosive device proximity     2-2, 32

laptop users     2-3, 34 to  36

WEP

keys

additional security features     5-21

defined     5-14, 54

entry method     5-26

size of     5-15, 54

types of     5-15, 54

status of     7-6

WEP key hashing, described     5-21

WEP option, in Windows XP     60

Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM)

enabling     5-59 to  5-62

in site survey utility     82

status of     7-8

Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)

described     5-19, 56

enabling in Windows XP     60

enabling with EAP-FAST     5-34

enabling with EAP-TLS     5-45

enabling with LEAP     5-29

enabling with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-48

enabling with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-52

in site survey utility     82

software required     56

Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2)

described     5-19

enabling with EAP-FAST     5-34

enabling with EAP-TLS     5-45

enabling with LEAP     5-29

enabling with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-48

enabling with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-52

in site survey utility     82

Windows 2000

disabling Microsoft 802.1X supplicant     10-8

resolving resource conflicts     10-9

Windows Wireless Network Connection icon, shows unavailable connection     10-11

Windows XP

associating to an access point     70

configuring client adapter through     57 to  62

disabling Microsoft Wireless Configuration Manager     10-8

enabling EAP-TLS authentication     62 to  64

enabling PEAP authentication     65 to  70

feature comparison to ADU     3-17 to  3-18

making a configuration decision     3-17 to  3-18

resolving resource conflicts     10-10

security features     54 to  56

viewing status of client adapter     70

Wireless Cisco Connection Properties window - Windows 2000     5-60

wireless infrastructure     1-6

wireless mode, current     4-6, 7-5

Wireless Mode parameter     5-10

Wireless Mode When Starting Ad Hoc Network parameter     5-10

Wireless Network Connection Properties window (Wireless Networks Tab) - Windows XP     58

Wireless Network Connection Properties window - Windows XP     5-62

Wireless Network Connection Status window - Windows XP     70

Wireless Network Properties window (Association Tab) - Windows XP     59

Wireless Network Properties window (Authentication Tab) - Windows XP     62, 65

WMM

See Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM)

workstation

defined     1-2

in wireless infrastructure     1-6

WPA

See Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)

WPA/WPA2/CCKM EAP Type parameter

with EAP-FAST     5-34

with EAP-TLS     5-45

with LEAP     5-29

with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-48

with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-52

WPA/WPA2/CCKM option

used to enable CCKM fast secure roaming     5-20

with EAP-FAST     5-34

with EAP-TLS     5-45

with LEAP     5-29

with PEAP (EAP-GTC)     5-48

with PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)     5-52

WPA/WPA2 Passphrase option     5-28

WPA2

See Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2)

WPA2 passphrase

described     5-19

disabling     5-58

enabling     5-28

setting on client and access point     5-22

WPA option, in Windows XP     60

WPA passphrase

described     5-19, 56

disabling     5-58

enabling     5-28

setting on client and access point     5-22

WPA Pre-Shared Key

See WPA passphrase or WPA2 passphrase

WPA-PSK

described     5-19, 56

option in Windows XP     60