enables traffic to flow in and out from the Cisco Aironet Developer Platform module
operates when an access point (AP) is in both local and flex connect mode, and
provides connectivity for external platform modules through the AP infrastructure.

Requirement: Prerequisites for configuring external module

Before you begin, you must ensure the following:

The external module is powered on.
The RLAN status is enabled.

Configure external module (GUI)

This task allows you to configure external module settings through the graphical user interface by creating policy tag mappings that associate RLAN profiles and policy profiles with external module ports.

Before you begin

Follow these steps to configure external module using GUI:

Procedure

	1.	Choose Configuration > Tags & Profiles > Tags.
	2.	In the Policy tab, select one of the Policy Tag Name and click Add.
	3.	In Add Policy Tag page and RLAN-POLICY Maps section, click Add.
	4.	From the Port ID drop-down list, choose ext-module.
	5.	From the RLAN Profile drop-down list, choose an RLAN profile.
	6.	From the RLAN Policy Profile drop-down list, choose an RLAN policy profile.
	7.	Click the check mark icon.

The external module is configured with the selected RLAN profile and policy profile through the policy tag mapping.

Configure external module (CLI)

Configure external module settings to enable remote LAN functionality on wireless devices.

External modules provide additional capabilities for remote LAN connectivity in wireless networks. This configuration assigns policy tags and remote LAN policies to external modules.

Procedure

Enter global configuration mode.

Example:

Device# configure terminal

Configure a policy tag to the external module for the remote LAN.

Example:

Device(config)# wireless tag policy default-policy-tag

Configure a remote LAN policy to the external module.

Example:

Device(default-policy-tag)# remote-lan rlan-profile policy rlan-policy ext-module

Example:

Device(default-policy-tag)# remote-lan rlan policy abc ext-module

The external module is now configured with the specified policy tag and remote LAN policy, enabling remote LAN functionality.

External module verification

Verify external module configuration and inventory details using show commands.

To view the external module remote LAN configuration, use the following command:


Device# show ap name ap_name lan port summary

LAN Port status for AP ap_name
 
Port ID      status      vlanId      poe        power-level     RLAN 
---------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ext-module   Enabled     39          NA         NA              Enabled

To view the external module inventory details, use the following command:


Device# show ap name abc inventory
NAME: AP3800, DESCR: Cisco Aironet 3800 Series (IEEE 802.11ac) Access Point 
PID: AIR-AP3802I-D-K9, VID: 01, SN: xxxxxxxxxxx 

MODULE NAME: Expansion Module, DESCR: Cisco HDK Module (rev2) 
PID: Unknown, SN: xxxxxxxxxxx, MaxPower: 2700mW 
VersionID: V22, Capabilities: RLAN (UP)

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