1350 TAC Training © 2000, Cisco Systems, Inc. Wireless Lab

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New Software FeaturesNew Software Features

• Packet Filtering Options

• Hot Standby

• World mode

• CDP

• Logging

• LEAP Security


Filtering and AssociationsFiltering and Associations


Defining MAC filtersDefining MAC filters


Setting Default Action for MAC Filtering on the Ethernet

Setting Default Action for MAC Filtering on the Ethernet


Setting Default Action for MAC Filtering on the Radio

Setting Default Action for MAC Filtering on the Radio


Protocol ExamplesProtocol Examples

ARP ICMP Echo

IP IGMP Ping

IPX TCP FTP

XNS IDP Telnet

Appletalk TP4 DNS

Netbui UDP Kerberos

Banyan SVP Time

X.25 VINES SMTP


Protocol Filtering, Defining SetsProtocol Filtering, Defining Sets


Protocol FilteringProtocol Filtering


Protocol FilteringProtocol Filtering


Enabling Filtering Sets on Radio

Enabling Filtering Sets on Radio


Enabling Filtering Sets on Ethernet

Enabling Filtering Sets on Ethernet


Association Table AdvancedAssociation Table Advanced


Association Table FiltersAssociation Table Filters


Hot Standby ModeHot Standby Mode


Hot Standby definedHot Standby defined



Hot Standby SetupHot Standby Setup


World Mode AP SetupWorld Mode AP Setup


World Mode Client SetupWorld Mode Client Setup


CDPCDP


CDP SetupCDP Setup


Logging and EventsLogging and Events


Event Display SetupEvent Display Setup


EventsEvents


Event Log NotificationsEvent Log Notifications


ACU UtilityACU Utility


Edit PropertiesEdit Properties


System ParametersSystem Parameters


RF Network ParametersRF Network Parameters


Advanced ParametersAdvanced Parameters


Network Security ParametersNetwork Security Parameters


Home Networking ParametersHome Networking Parameters


StatisticsStatistics


Status ScreenStatus Screen


Site Survey (Passive Mode)Site Survey (Passive Mode)


Survey Active Mode SetupSurvey Active Mode Setup


Site Survey (Active Mode)Site Survey (Active Mode)


PreferencesPreferences


Security for Cisco Wireless LANs

Security for Cisco Wireless LANs


Enabling Authentication on APEnabling Authentication on AP


Defining AuthenticatorDefining Authenticator


WEP SetupWEP Setup


WEP Setup (Cont)WEP Setup (Cont)


Enabling Client SecurityEnabling Client Security


Reboot and LogonReboot and Logon

• ACU will force a reboot

• ACU will give you an error message if Wireless card is not present

Docking profile, modified undocked profile


AP Console SecurityAP Console Security


User ManagerUser Manager


Enabling Console SecurityEnabling Console Security


Configuring the Radius ServerConfiguring the Radius Server

• Two Radius Servers supported

Cisco Secure ACS v2.6

Microsoft Radius Server (Win2K/NT)


Server Setup ExampleServer Setup Example


Using an external user database

Using an external user database

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Macintosh Client Support Macintosh Client Support

• Mac OS9.x ONLY

• G3 Models of the Powerbook ONLY

• PCI not supported

• LEAP functionality is supported


Using ACUUsing ACU

• Double-click the Macintosh HD icon on the desktop.

• Double-click the Cisco pcm3X0 Folder icon.

• Double-click the pcm3X0PPC icon. The computer searches for the client adapter. After the adapter is found, the Basic Properties screen appears.


Basic Properties ScreenBasic Properties Screen


Edit optionsEdit options


WEP KeysWEP Keys


Setting WEP PasswordsSetting WEP Passwords


Setting Up LEAPSetting Up LEAP


File CommandsFile Commands


Editing PropertiesEditing Properties


RF Network ParametersRF Network Parameters


Advanced PropertiesAdvanced Properties

Infrastructure Ad Hoc


Home Networking ParametersHome Networking Parameters


Status Of the DeviceStatus Of the Device


Receive StatisticsReceive Statistics


Transmit StatisticsTransmit Statistics


Site Survey ScreenSite Survey Screen


Mac Driver UninstallMac Driver Uninstall

• If customers are having issues with the Powerbook it may be necessary to uninstall the driver and start from scratch.



95 Install 95 Install

• Not the same as earlier versions

• Copy the Win95Driver.exe file from the Win95 subdirectory on the CD to a floppy disk or to a subdirectory (not the root directory) on your computer’s hard drive.


Linux DriverLinux Driver

• The installation procedure can be performed only by root users (those with administrative rights)

• Currently supports version 2.2.XX of the Linux kernel.

• Leap functionality is supported

• PCI is supported

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