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OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Conventions
  7. Documentation
  8. Documentation Comments
  9. Hardware Requirements for 3WXM Client
  10. Hardware Requirements for 3WXM Services
  11. Preparing for Installation
  12. Resource Allocation
  13. Installing 3WXM
  14. Installing 3WXM on Linux Systems
  15. Start 3WXM Services
  16. Configure 3WXM Services
  17. WXM Access Control
  18. Display the Main Window
  19. Setting Preferences
  20. Getting Help
  21. Which Services To Provide
  22. Network Plan
  23. RF Auto-Tuning
  24. RF Planning
  25. Configuration
  26. Wireless Configuration
  27. AAA Security Configuration
  28. System and Administration Configuration
  29. Equipment Installation
  30. Deployment
  31. Network Status
  32. Client Monitoring
  33. Rogue Detection
  34. Verification
  35. RF Plan Optimization
  36. What are Services
  37. Configure Employee Access Services
  38. Step Summary
  39. Example: Configure Employee Access
  40. What's Next
  41. Configure Guest Access Services
  43. Optional: Configure Mobility Profiles
  45. Configure Voice over Wireless IP Service
  47. Create a Radio Profile for Voice
  49. What Is RF Auto-Tuning
  50. Place Your Equipment
  51. Create a Service Profile
  52. Create a Radio Profile and Map the Service Profile to It
  53. Create Your MAPs
  54. Apply a Radio Profile to Each Radio
  55. What Is RF Auto-Tuning with Modelling
  56. Add Site Information
  57. Insert RF Obstacles
  58. Create Your RF Coverage Area
  60. Add MAPs
  62. What is RF Planning
  63. Prepare the Floor Drawings
  64. Define Site Information
  65. Import a Floor Plan
  66. Set the Scale
  67. Clean Layout
  68. Model RF Obstacles
  69. Import a Site Survey
  70. Plan RF Coverage
  71. Create Coverage Areas
  72. Compute and Place MAPs
  73. Assign Channel Settings
  74. Calculate Optimal Power
  75. Display Coverage
  76. Generate a Work Order
  77. Install the Equipment
  78. Deploy Your Configuration
  79. Perform Basic Administrative Tasks
  80. Distributing System Images
  81. Saving Versions of Network Plans
  82. Importing and Exporting Switch Configuration Files
  83. Monitoring Examples
  84. Monitor a Group of Users
  85. Monitor a Rogue
  86. Using RF Measurements from MAPs
  87. Using RF Measurements from an Ekahau Site Survey
  88. Generating an Ekahau Site Survey Work Order
  89. Importing RF Measurements from the Ekahau Site Survey
  90. Optimizing the RF Coverage Model
  91. Locating and Fixing Coverage Holes
  92. Locking Down MAPs
  93. Fixing a Coverage Hole
  95. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  96. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  97. Telephone Technical Support and Repair
OfficeConnect WX4400 first page preview

OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. command reference
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
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  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Conventions
  19. Documentation
  20. Documentation Comments
  21. Overview
  22. CLI Conventions
  23. Text Entry Conventions and Allowed Characters
  24. Port Lists
  25. Virtual LAN Identification
  26. User Globs, MAC Address Globs, and VLAN Globs
  27. Using CLI Help
  28. Understanding Command Descriptions
  29. Commands by Usage
  30. enable
  31. set enablepass
  33. clear banner motd
  34. clear history
  35. clear system
  36. display banner motd
  37. display license
  38. display load
  39. help
  40. history
  41. quickstart
  42. set banner motd
  43. set confirm
  44. set length
  45. set prompt
  46. set system contact
  47. set system countrycode
  48. set system idle-timeout
  49. set system ip-address
  50. set system name
  52. clear dap
  53. clear port counters
  54. clear port media-type
  55. clear port preference
  56. clear port type
  57. display port counters
  58. display port-group
  59. display port poe
  60. display port preference
  61. display port status
  62. display port media-type
  63. monitor port counters
  64. reset port
  65. set port
  66. set port-group
  67. set port media-type
  68. set port name
  69. set port poe
  70. set port preference
  71. set port speed
  72. set port trap
  73. set port type ap
  74. set port type wired-auth
  76. clear fdb
  77. clear security 12-restrict
  78. clear security 12-restrict counters
  79. clear vlan
  80. display fdb
  81. display fdb agingtime
  82. display fdb count
  83. display roaming station
  84. display roaming vlan
  85. display security 12-restrict
  86. display tunnel
  87. display vlan config
  88. set fdb agingtime
  89. set vlan name
  90. set vlan port
  91. set vlan tunnel-affinity
  93. clear qos
  94. set qos cos-to-dscp-map
  95. set qos dscp-to-cos-map
  96. display qos
  97. display qos dscp-table
  99. clear interface
  100. clear ip alias
  101. clear ip dns domain
  102. clear ip route
  103. clear ip telnet
  104. clear ntp update-interval
  105. clear snmp community
  106. clear snmp notify target
  107. clear summertime
  108. clear system ip-address
  109. display arp
  110. display dhcp-client
  111. display dhcp-server
  112. display interface
  113. display ip alias
  114. display ip dns
  115. display ip https
  116. display ip route
  117. display ip telnet
  118. display ntp
  119. display snmp community
  120. display snmp counters
  121. display snmp status
  122. display snmp usm
  123. display timedate
  124. ping
  125. set arp agingtime
  126. set interface
  127. set interface dhcp-client
  128. set interface dhcp-server
  129. set interface status
  130. set ip alias
  131. set ip dns domain
  132. set ip dns server
  133. set ip https server
  134. set ip snmp server
  135. set ip ssh server
  136. set ip telnet server
  137. set ntp server
  138. set ntp update-interval
  139. set snmp notify profile
  140. set snmp notify target
  141. SNMPv3 with Traps
  142. SNMPv2c with Traps
  143. set snmp protocol
  144. set snmp security
  145. set snmp usm
  146. set summertime
  148. set timedate
  149. set timezone
  150. telnet
  151. traceroute
  153. clear accounting
  154. clear authentication admin
  155. clear authentication console
  156. clear authentication dot1x
  157. clear authentication last-resort
  158. clear authentication mac
  159. clear authentication proxy
  160. clear location policy
  161. clear mac-user
  162. clear mac-user attr
  163. clear mac-usergroup
  164. clear mac-usergroup attr
  165. clear mobility-profile
  166. clear user attr
  167. clear user group
  168. clear usergroup attr
  169. display aaa
  170. display accounting statistics
  171. display location policy
  172. set accounting {admin | console}
  173. set accounting {dot1x | mac | web | last-resort}
  174. set authentication admin
  175. set authentication console
  176. set authentication dot1x
  177. set authentication last-resort
  178. set authentication mac
  179. set authentication proxy
  180. set authentication web
  181. set location policy
  182. set mac-user
  183. set mac-user attr
  184. set mac-usergroup attr
  185. set mobility-profile
  186. set mobility-profile mode
  187. set user
  188. set user attr
  189. set user group
  190. set usergroup
  191. set web-portal
  193. clear mobility-domain
  194. display mobility-domain config
  195. set mobility-domain member
  196. set mobility-domain mode member seed-ip
  197. set mobility-domain mode seed domain-name
  198. Network Domain Commands by Usage
  199. clear network-domain
  200. clear network-domain mode
  201. clear network-domain peer
  202. clear network-domain seed-ip
  203. display network-domain
  204. set network-domain mode member seed-ip
  205. set network-domain peer
  206. set network-domain mode seed domain-name
  207. MAP Access Point Commands by Usage
  208. Table Of Contents
  209. clear {ap | dap} radio
  210. clear radio-profile
  211. clear service-profile
  212. display {ap | dap} config
  213. display {ap | dap} counters
  214. display {ap | dap} qos-stats
  215. display {ap | dap} etherstats
  216. display {ap | dap} group
  217. display {ap | dap} status
  218. display auto-tune attributes
  219. display auto-tune neighbors on page
  220. display auto-tune neighbors
  221. display dap connection
  222. display dap global
  223. display dap unconfigured
  224. display radio-profile
  225. display service-profile
  226. reset {ap | dap}
  227. set dap auto
  228. set dap auto radiotype
  229. set dap auto mode
  230. set {ap | dap} bias
  231. set {ap | dap} blink
  232. set dap fingerprint
  233. set {ap | dap} group
  234. set {ap | dap} name
  235. set {ap | dap} radio antennatype
  236. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune max-power
  237. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune max-retransmissions
  238. set {ap | dap} radio channel
  239. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune min-client-rate
  240. set {ap | dap} radio mode
  241. set {ap | dap} radio radio-profile
  242. set {ap | dap} radio tx-power
  243. set dap security
  244. set {ap | dap} upgrade-firmware
  245. set radio-profile 11g-only
  246. set radio-profile active-scan
  247. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-config
  248. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-holddown
  249. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-interval
  250. set radio-profile auto-tune power-backoff- timer
  251. set radio-profile auto-tune power-config
  252. set radio-profile auto-tune power-interval
  253. set radio-profile beacon-interval
  254. set radio-profile dtim-interval
  255. set radio-profile frag-threshold
  256. set radio-profile long-retry
  257. set radio-profile max-rx-lifetime
  258. set radio-profile max-tx-lifetime
  259. set radio-profile mode
  260. set radio-profile preamble-length
  261. set radio-profile rts-threshold
  262. set radio-profile service-profile
  263. set radio-profile short-retry
  264. set radio-profile wmm
  265. set service-profile attr
  266. set service-profile auth-dot1x
  267. set service-profile auth-fallthru
  268. set service-profile auth-psk
  269. set service-profile beacon
  270. set service-profile cipher-ccmp
  271. set service-profile cipher-tkip
  272. set service-profile cipher-wep104
  273. set service-profile cipher-wep40
  274. set service-profile psk-phrase
  275. set service-profile psk-raw
  276. set service-profile rsn-ie
  277. set service-profile shared-key-auth
  278. set service-profile ssid-type
  279. set service-profile tkip-mc-time
  280. set service-profile web-portal-form
  281. set service-profile wep active-multicast-index
  282. set service-profile wep active-unicast-index
  283. set service-profile wep key-index
  284. set service-profile wpa-ie
  285. STP Commands by Usage
  286. clear spantree portcost
  287. clear spantree portpri
  288. clear spantree portvlanpri
  289. clear spantree statistics
  290. display spantree
  291. display spantree backbonefast
  292. display spantree blockedports
  293. display spantree portfast
  294. display spantree portvlancost
  295. display spantree uplinkfast
  296. set spantree
  297. set spantree backbonefast
  298. set spantree fwddelay
  299. set spantree maxage
  300. set spantree portcost
  301. set spantree portfast
  302. set spantree portpri
  303. set spantree portvlancost
  304. set spantree portvlanpri
  305. set spantree priority
  307. clear igmp statistics
  308. display igmp mrouter
  309. display igmp querier
  310. display igmp receiver-table
  311. display igmp statistics
  312. set igmp
  313. set igmp lmqi
  314. set igmp mrouter
  315. set igmp mrsol
  316. set igmp oqi
  317. set igmp proxy-report
  318. set igmp qri
  319. set igmp querier
  320. Security ACL Commands by Usage
  321. clear security acl
  322. clear security acl map
  323. commit security acl
  324. display security acl
  325. display security acl hits
  326. display security acl info
  327. display security acl map
  328. display security acl resource-usage
  329. rollback security acl
  330. set security acl
  331. set security acl map
  332. set security acl hit-sample-rate
  334. crypto ca-certificate
  335. crypto certificate
  336. crypto generate key
  337. crypto generate request
  338. crypto generate self-signed
  339. crypto otp
  340. display crypto ca-certificate
  341. display crypto certificate
  342. display crypto key ssh
  344. clear radius
  345. clear radius client system-ip
  346. clear radius proxy client
  347. clear radius server
  348. set radius
  349. set radius client system-ip
  350. set radius proxy client
  351. set radius proxy port
  352. set radius server
  353. set server group
  354. set server group load-balance
  356. clear dot1x bonded-period
  357. clear dot1x max-req
  358. clear dot1x quiet-period
  359. clear dot1x reauth-max
  360. clear dot1x timeout auth-server
  361. clear dot1x tx-period
  362. set dot1x authcontrol
  363. set dot1x bonded-period
  364. set dot1x key-tx
  365. set dot1x max-req
  366. set dot1x port-control
  367. set dot1x quiet-period
  368. set dot1x reauth-max
  369. set dot1x reauth-period
  370. set dot1x timeout supplicant
  371. set dot1x wep-rekey
  372. set dot1x wep-rekey-period
  373. clear sessions
  374. clear sessions network
  375. display sessions
  376. display sessions network
  378. clear rfdetect attack-list
  379. clear rfdetect black-list
  380. clear rfdetect ssid-list
  381. clear rfdetect vendor-list
  382. display rfdetect black-list
  383. display rfdetect clients
  384. display rfdetect countermeasures
  385. display rfdetect counters
  386. display rfdetect data
  387. display rfdetect ignore
  388. display rfdetect ssid-list
  389. display rfdetect vendor-list
  390. display rfdetect visible
  391. set rfdetect active-scan
  392. set rfdetect black-list
  393. set rf detect countermeasures
  394. set rfdetect countermeasures mac
  395. set rfdetect ignore
  396. set rfdetect log
  397. set rfdetect signature
  398. set rfdetect vendor-list
  400. backup
  401. clear boot backup-configuration
  402. copy
  403. delete
  404. display boot
  405. display config
  406. display version
  407. load config
  408. mkdir
  409. reset system
  410. restore
  411. rmdir
  412. set boot backup-configuration
  413. set boot configuration-file
  414. set boot partition
  416. clear log trace
  417. display trace
  418. save trace
  419. set trace authorization
  420. set trace dot1x
  421. set trace sm
  423. clear snoop
  424. set snoop
  425. set snoop map
  426. set snoop mode
  427. display snoop
  428. display snoop map
  429. display snoop stats
  430. clear log
  431. display log buffer
  432. display log config
  433. display log trace
  434. set log mark
  435. Boot Prompt Commands by Usage
  436. autoboot
  437. boot
  438. change
  439. create
  441. dhcp
  442. diag
  443. display
  444. fver
  446. next
  447. reset
  448. test
  449. version
  450. Register Your Product
  451. Troubleshoot Online
  452. Contact Us
OfficeConnect WX4400 first page preview

OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. configuration guide
  2. Table Of Contents
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  20. Table Of Contents
  21. Table Of Contents
  22. Conventions
  23. Documentation
  24. Documentation Comments
  25. Overview
  26. Command Prompts
  27. User Globs, MAC Address Globs, and VLAN Globs
  28. Port Lists
  29. Virtual LAN Identification
  30. History Buffer
  31. Understanding Command Descriptions
  32. Quick Starts
  33. Com Wireless Switch Manager
  34. How a WX Switch Gets its Configuration
  35. Web Quick Start (WXR100, WX1200 and WX2200 Only)
  36. Web Quick Start Requirements
  37. CLI quickstart Command
  38. Quickstart Example
  39. Remote WX Configuration
  41. Before You Start
  42. First-Time Configuration via the Console
  43. Setting the WX Switch Enable Password
  44. Authenticating at the Console
  45. Customizing AAA with "Globs" and Groups
  46. Adding and Clearing Local Users for Administrative Access
  47. Displaying the AAA Configuration
  48. Administrative AAA Configuration Scenarios
  50. Configuring Passwords
  51. Enabling Password Restrictions
  52. Restoring Access to a Locked-Out User
  53. Configuring and Managing Ports
  54. Configuring Interface Preference on a Dual-Interface Gigabit Ethernet Port (WX4400 only)
  55. Configuring Port Operating Parameters
  56. Displaying Port Information
  57. Configuring Load-Sharing Port Groups
  58. Configuring and Managing VLANs
  59. Configuring a VLAN
  60. Restricting Layer 2 Forwarding Among Clients
  61. Displaying VLAN Information
  62. Managing the Layer 2 Forwarding Database
  63. Displaying Forwarding Database Information
  64. Adding an Entry to the Forwarding Database
  65. Port and VLAN Configuration Scenario
  66. MTU Support
  67. Configuring and Managing IP Interfaces
  68. Disabling or Reenabling an IP Interface
  69. Configuring the System IP Address
  70. Displaying IP Routes
  71. Adding a Static Route
  72. Managing the Management Services
  73. Managing Telnet
  74. Managing HTTPS
  75. Setting a Message of the Day (MOTD) Banner
  76. Configuring and Managing DNS
  77. Configuring a Default Domain Name
  78. Configuring and Managing Aliases
  79. Configuring and Managing Time Parameters
  80. Configuring the Summertime Period
  81. Resetting the Update Interval to the Default
  82. Managing the ARP Table
  83. Adding an ARP Entry
  84. Pinging Another Device
  85. Tracing a Route
  86. IP Interfaces and Services Configuration Scenario
  87. Configuring SNMP
  88. Setting the System Location and Contact Strings
  89. Creating a USM User for SNMPv3
  90. Configuring a Notification Profile
  91. Enabling the SNMP Service
  92. Displaying Notification Profiles
  93. About the Mobility Domain Feature
  94. Configuring a Mobility Domain
  95. Configuring Mobility Domain Seed Redundancy
  96. Displaying Mobility Domain Status
  97. Configuring WX-WX Security
  98. Monitoring the VLANs and Tunnels in a Mobility Domain
  99. Changing Tunneling Affinity
  100. Understanding the Sessions of Roaming Users
  101. Effects of Timers on Roaming
  102. Mobility Domain Scenario
  103. About the Network Domain Feature
  104. Network Domain Seed Affinity
  105. Configuring a Network Domain
  106. Displaying Network Domain Information
  107. Clearing Network Domain Configuration from a WX Switch
  108. Network Domain Scenario
  109. MAP Overview
  110. Country of Operation
  111. Boot Process for Distributed MAPs
  112. Contacting a WX Switch
  113. Loading and Activating an Operational Image
  114. Service Profiles
  115. Radio Profiles
  116. Configuring MAPs
  117. Configuring an Auto-AP Profile for Automatic MAP Configuration
  118. Configuring MAP Port Parameters
  119. Configuring a Service Profile
  120. Configuring a Radio Profile
  121. Configuring Radio-Specific Parameters
  122. Assigning a Radio Profile and Enabling Radios
  123. Resetting a Radio to its Factory Default Settings
  124. Configuring Local Packet Switching on MAPs
  125. Configuring Local Switching
  126. Displaying MAP Information
  127. Displaying Connection Information for Distributed MAPs
  128. Displaying a List of Distributed MAPs that Are Not Configured
  129. Displaying Service Profile Information
  130. Displaying Radio Profile Information
  131. Displaying Static IP Address Information for Distributed MAPs
  132. Displaying MAP Statistics Counters
  133. Displaying the Forwarding Database for a MAP
  134. Displaying ACL Information for a MAP
  135. RF Load Balancing Overview
  136. Configuring RF Load Balancing
  137. Assigning Radios to Load Balancing Groups
  138. Setting Strictness for RF Load Balancing
  139. Exempting an SSID from RF Load Balancing
  140. WLAN Mesh Services Overview
  141. Configuring WLAN Mesh Services
  142. Configuring the Mesh AP
  143. Configuring Security
  144. Enabling Link Calibration Packets on the Mesh Portal MAP
  145. Configuring Wireless Bridging
  146. Displaying WLAN Mesh Services Information
  148. Configuring WPA
  149. TKIP Countermeasures
  150. WPA Authentication Methods
  151. Client Support
  153. Configuring RSN (802.11i)
  154. Specifying the RSN Cipher Suites
  155. Enabling PSK Authentication
  156. Configuring WEP
  157. Setting Static WEP Key Values
  158. Encryption Configuration Scenarios
  159. Enabling Dynamic WEP in a WPA Network
  160. Configuring Encryption for MAC Clients
  161. Initial Channel and Power Assignment
  162. Channel and Power Tuning
  163. RF Auto-Tuning Parameters
  164. Changing RF Auto-Tuning Settings
  165. Locking Down Tuned Settings
  166. Displaying RF Auto-Tuning Information
  167. Displaying RF Neighbors
  168. Configuring MAP Radios to Listen for AeroScout RFID Tags
  169. Locating an RFID Tag
  170. About QoS
  171. QoS Mode
  172. WMM QoS Mode
  173. Call Admission Control
  174. Broadcast Control
  175. Changing QoS Settings
  176. Changing CoS Mappings
  177. Enabling Broadcast Control
  178. Displaying a Service Profile's QoS Settings
  179. Displaying CoS Mappings
  180. Displaying the DSCP Table
  182. Enabling the Spanning Tree Protocol
  183. Port Cost
  184. Changing Spanning Tree Timers
  185. Configuring and Managing STP Fast Convergence Features
  186. Configuring Port Fast Convergence
  187. Displaying Port Fast Convergence Information
  188. Configuring Uplink Fast Convergence
  189. Displaying the STP Port Cost on a VLAN Basis
  190. Displaying Blocked STP Ports
  191. Clearing STP Statistics
  192. Disabling or Reenabling IGMP Snooping
  193. Disabling or Reenabling Proxy Reporting
  194. Changing the Query Interval
  195. Enabling Router Solicitation
  196. Adding or Removing a Static Multicast Router Port
  197. Displaying Multicast Queriers
  198. Displaying Multicast Receivers
  199. About Security Access Control Lists
  200. Security ACL Filters
  201. Order in Which ACLs are Applied to Traffic
  202. Creating and Committing a Security ACL
  203. Setting an ICMP ACL
  204. Setting TCP and UDP ACLs
  205. Determining the ACE Order
  206. Committing a Security ACL
  207. Clearing Security ACLs
  208. Mapping Security ACLs to Ports, VLANs, Virtual Ports, or Distributed MAPs
  209. Modifying a Security ACL
  210. Placing One ACE before Another
  211. Modifying an Existing Security ACL
  212. Clearing Security ACLs from the Edit Buffer
  213. Using ACLs to Change CoS
  214. Configuring Static CoS
  215. General Guidelines
  216. Enabling VoIP Support for TeleSym VoIP
  217. Enabling SVP Optimization for SpectraLink Phones
  218. Restricting Client-To-Client Forwarding Among IP-Only Clients
  219. Security ACL Configuration Scenario
  220. Why Use Keys and Certificates
  221. Wireless Security through TLS
  222. About Keys and Certificates
  223. Public Key Infrastructures
  224. PKCS #7, PKCS #10, and PKCS #12 Object Files
  225. Certificates Automatically Generated by MSS
  226. Creating Keys and Certificates
  227. Choosing the Appropriate Certificate Installation Method for Your Network
  228. Creating Public-Private Key Pairs
  229. Generating Self-Signed Certificates
  230. Installing a Key Pair and Certificate from a PKCS #12 Object File
  231. Creating a CSR and Installing a Certificate from a PKCS #7 Object File
  232. Displaying Certificate and Key Information
  233. Key and Certificate Configuration Scenarios
  234. Installing CA-Signed Certificates from PKCS #12 Object Files
  235. Installing CA-Signed Certificates Using a PKCS #10 Object File (CSR) and a PKCS #7 Object File
  236. About AAA for Network Users
  237. Authorization
  238. Accounting
  239. AAA Tools for Network Users
  240. Globs" and Groups for Network User Classification
  241. IEEE 802.1X Extensible Authentication Protocol Types
  242. Ways a WX Switch Can Use EAP
  243. Effects of Authentication Type on Encryption Method
  244. Configuring 802.1X Authentication
  245. Using Pass-Through
  246. Configuring Authentication and Authorization by MAC Address
  247. Configuring Web Portal WebAAA
  248. WebAAA Requirements and Recommendations
  250. Using a Custom Login
  251. Using Dynamic Fields in WebAAA Redirect URLs
  252. Using an ACL Other Than portalacl
  253. Configuring the Web Portal WebAAA Session Timeout Period
  254. Configuring the Web Portal Logout Function
  255. Configuring Last-Resort Access
  256. Configuring Last-Resort Access for Wired Authentication Ports
  257. Configuring AAA for Users of Third-Party APs
  258. Requirements
  259. Configuring Authentication for 802.1X Users of a Third-Party AP with Tagged SSIDs
  260. Configuring Authentication for Non-802.1X Users of a Third-Party AP with Tagged SSIDs
  261. Assigning Attributes to Users and Groups
  262. Assigning a Security ACL to a User or a Group
  263. Clearing a Security ACL from a User or Group
  264. Assigning Encryption Types to Wireless Users
  265. Keeping Users on the Same VLAN Even After Roaming
  266. Overriding or Adding Attributes Locally with a Location Policy
  267. About the Location Policy
  268. Setting the Location Policy
  269. Clearing Location Policy Rules and Disabling the Location Policy
  270. Configuring Accounting for Wireless Network Users
  271. Viewing Local Accounting Records
  273. Avoiding AAA Problems in Configuration Order
  274. Configuring a Mobility Profile
  275. Network User Configuration Scenarios
  276. Enabling RADIUS Pass-Through Authentication
  277. Enabling PEAP-MS-CHAP-V2 Offload
  278. Combining EAP Offload with Pass-Through Authentication
  279. RADIUS Overview
  280. Configuring MAC Authentication and Authorization
  281. Before You Begin
  282. Configuring Individual RADIUS Servers
  283. Deleting RADIUS Servers
  284. Creating Server Groups
  285. Deleting a Server Group
  286. RADIUS and Server Group Configuration Scenario
  287. Managing 802.1X on Wired Authentication Ports
  288. Managing 802.1X Encryption Keys
  289. Managing WEP Keys
  290. Setting EAP Retransmission Attempts
  291. Managing 802.1X Client Reauthentication
  292. Binding User Authentication to Machine Authentication
  293. Setting the 802.1X Timeout for an Authorization Server
  294. Displaying 802.1X Information
  295. Viewing 802.1X Statistics
  296. About SODA Endpoint Security
  297. SODA Endpoint Security Support on WX Switches
  298. How SODA Functionality Works on WX Switches
  299. Configuring SODA Functionality
  300. Configuring Web Portal WebAAA for the Service Profile
  301. Specifying a SODA Agent Success
  302. Specifying an Alternate SODA Agent Directory for a Service Profile
  303. Displaying SODA Configuration Information
  304. About the Session Manager
  305. Displaying and Clearing All Administrative Sessions
  306. Displaying and Clearing Administrative Telnet Sessions
  307. Displaying and Clearing Network Sessions
  308. Displaying Verbose Network Session Information
  309. Displaying and Clearing Network Sessions by Username
  310. Displaying and Clearing Network Sessions by MAC Address
  311. Displaying and Clearing Network Sessions by Session ID
  312. Displaying and Changing Network Session Timers
  313. About Rogues and RF Detection
  314. RF Detection Scans
  315. Countermeasures
  316. Summary of Rogue Detection Features
  317. Configuring Rogue Detection Lists
  318. Configuring a Client Black List
  319. Configuring an Attack List
  320. Enabling Countermeasures
  321. Using On-Demand Countermeasures in a Mobility Domain
  322. Disabling or Reenabling Active Scan
  323. Creating an Encrypted RF Fingerprint Key as a MAP Signature
  324. Disabling or Reenabling Logging of Rogues
  325. Flood Attacks
  326. Netstumbler and Wellenreiter Applications
  327. Weak WEP Key Used by Client
  328. Displaying RF Detection Information
  329. Configuring a Permitted SSID List
  330. Displaying Rogue Clients
  331. Displaying Rogue Detection Counters
  332. Displaying SSID or BSSID Information for a Mobility Domain
  333. Displaying RF Detect Data
  334. Displaying Countermeasures Information
  335. About System Files
  336. Displaying Boot Information
  337. Working with Files
  338. Copying a File
  339. Using an Image File's MD5 Checksum To Verify Its Integrity
  340. Deleting a File
  341. Creating a Subdirectory
  342. Managing Configuration Files
  343. Specifying a Backup Configuration File
  344. Backing Up and Restoring the System
  345. Upgrading the System Image
  346. Upgrading an Individual Switch Using the CLI
  347. Command Changes During Upgrade
  348. Fixing Common WX Setup Problems
  349. Statically Configuring the System Time and Date
  350. Recovering the System When the Enable Password is Lost
  351. Configuring and Managing the System Log
  352. Using Log Commands
  353. Running Traces
  354. Displaying a Trace
  355. About Trace Results
  356. Copying Trace Results to a Server
  357. Using display Commands
  358. Viewing FDB Information
  359. Port Mirroring
  360. Remotely Monitoring Traffic
  361. Best Practices for Remote Traffic Monitoring
  362. Mapping a Snoop Filter to a Radio
  363. Enabling or Disabling a Snoop Filter
  364. Capturing System Information and Sending it to Technical Support
  365. Core Files
  366. Debug Messages
  367. System Requirements
  368. Logging Into Web View
  369. Attributes
  370. Supported Standard and Extended Attributes
  371. Com Vendor-Specific Attributes
  372. How the MSS DHCP Server Works
  373. Configuring the DHCP Server
  374. Displaying DHCP Server Information
  375. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  376. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  377. Telephone Technical Support and Repair
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OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. hardware installation guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Conventions
  5. Documentation
  6. Documentation Comments
  7. WX Model Numbers
  8. Hardware Features
  9. WXR100 Switch
  10. WX1200 Switch
  11. WX4400 Switch
  12. Management Features
  13. Network Interfaces
  14. WX1200, WX4400, and WX2200 Status LEDs
  15. WXR100 LEDs
  16. Software Features
  17. IP Services
  18. RF Management
  19. Unpacking a WX Switch
  20. Installation Requirements and Recommendations
  21. Cable Requirements
  22. Installation Hardware and Tools
  23. Installing a WX Switch
  24. Equipment Rack Installation
  25. Tabletop Installation
  26. Installing a Power Supply in a WX4400 Switch
  27. Replacing a Power Supply
  28. Powering On a WX Switch
  29. Connecting to a Serial Management Console
  30. Troubleshooting a Serial Management Connection
  31. Connecting to Gigabit Ethernet Devices
  32. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  33. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  34. Telephone Technical Support and Repair
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OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Conventions
  16. Documentation
  17. Documentation Comments
  18. Hardware Requirements
  19. Software Requirements
  20. User Privileges
  21. Installing 3WXM
  22. Installing 3WXM on Linux Systems
  23. Installation Log File
  24. Installing Web-Start Client
  25. Serial Number and License Key
  26. Uninstalling 3WXM on Linux Systems
  27. Overview
  28. Display Panels
  29. Organizer Panel
  30. Content Panel
  31. Task List Panel
  32. Resizing a Display Panel
  33. Menu Bar Options
  34. Tool Bar Options
  35. Status Counters
  36. Copying, Pasting, and Deleting Objects
  37. Copy and Paste in the Organizer Panel
  38. Enabling Keyboard Shortcut Mnemonics (Windows XP Only)
  39. Starting 3WXM
  40. Restricting Access to 3WXM
  41. Creating an Administrator Account
  42. Creating Provision or Monitor Accounts
  43. Creating a Network Plan
  44. Managing Network Plans
  45. Opening a Network Plan
  46. Importing a Network Plan
  47. Closing a Network Plan
  48. Sharing a Network Plan
  49. Defining a Mobility Domain
  50. Traffic Ports Used by MSS
  51. Creating a Mobility Domain
  52. Creating a WX Switch
  53. Changing the Country Code
  54. Uploading a WX Switch into the Network Plan
  55. Converting Auto DAPs into Statically Configured APs
  56. RF Planning Overview
  57. Accessing the RF Planning Tools
  58. Creating or Modifying a Site
  59. Creating or Modifying Buildings in a Site
  60. Creating or Modifying Floors
  61. Importing or Drawing Floor Details
  62. File Recommendations
  63. Cropping the Paper Space
  64. Adjusting the Scale of a Drawing
  65. Working with Layers
  66. Cleaning Up a Drawing
  67. Drawing Floor Objects Manually
  68. Specifying the RF Characteristics of a Floor
  69. Converting Objects into RF Obstacles
  70. Drawing RF Obstacles
  71. Importing RF Obstacle Data from a Site Survey
  72. Defining Wireless Coverage Areas
  73. Defining a Coverage Area
  74. Editing Coverage Areas
  75. Placing Third-Party Access Points
  76. Moving a Third-Party AP Icon to its Floor Location
  77. Placing Installed and Auto-Configured MAPs
  78. Computing MAP Placement
  79. Assigning MAP Channels
  80. Computing Optimal Power
  81. Verifying the Wireless Network
  82. Placing RF Measurement Points
  83. Using RF Interactive Measurement Mode
  84. Generating RF Network Design Information
  85. WX Switch Configuration Objects
  86. Adding a WX Switch to the Network Plan
  87. Creating a New WX Switch Based on a Configured Switch in the Network Plan
  88. Adding a Switch by Uploading its Configuration from the Network
  89. Configuring Basic and Advanced Settings
  90. Using the Create Wireless Switch Wizard
  91. Setting Up a Switch
  92. Modifying Basic Switch Parameters
  93. Changing the WX Software Version
  94. Changing Timezone Properties
  95. Changing System Information
  96. Converting Auto DAPs into Statically Configured DAPs
  97. Launching a Telnet Management Session with the Switch
  98. Viewing and Changing Port Settings
  99. Viewing and Changing Port Groups
  100. Changing a Port Group
  101. Viewing and Changing Management Settings
  102. Configuring SNMP
  103. Viewing and Setting Log and Trace Settings
  104. Viewing and Configuring IP Services Settings
  105. Creating a Static Route
  106. Create an IP Alias
  107. Configuring NTP
  108. Configuring ARP
  109. Viewing and Configuring VLANs
  110. Viewing VLANs
  111. Changing VLAN Membership
  112. Changing VLAN Spanning Tree Settings
  113. Changing VLAN IGMP Settings
  114. Restricting Layer 2 Traffic Among Clients in a VLAN
  115. Restricting Layer 3 Traffic Among Clients in a VLAN
  116. Configuring the MSS DHCP Server
  117. Changing the Aging Time for FDB Entries
  118. Viewing and Configuring ACLs
  119. Creating an ACL
  120. Adding a New ACE to a Configured ACL
  121. Deleting an ACL
  122. Viewing and Changing CoS Mappings
  123. Changing a DSCP-to-CoS Mapping
  124. Setting a Range of DSCP Values to a Single CoS Value
  125. Viewing and Configuring Wireless Services
  126. Wireless Service Parameters
  127. Viewing Wireless Services
  128. Configuring a Voice over Wireless Service
  129. Configuring a Web-Portal (WebAAA) Service
  130. Configuring an Open Access Service
  131. Configuring a Custom Service
  132. Viewing SSID Encryption Settings and Access Rules
  133. Modifying SSID Encryption Settings and Access Rules
  134. Viewing and Configuring Radio Profiles
  135. Creating a Radio Profile
  136. Configuring Advanced Radio Profile Settings
  137. Viewing and Changing the Auto-DAP Profile
  138. Removing Auto DAPs
  139. Viewing the Configured MAPs
  140. Configuring a Directly Connected MAP
  141. Setting Up AP Redundancy
  142. Changing the MAP Model
  143. Changing the MAP-WX Security Mode
  144. Viewing and Changing Radio Settings
  145. Viewing and Changing RF Detection Settings
  146. Adding an Entry to the Permitted SSID List
  147. Adding an Entry to the Ignore List
  148. Enabling Countermeasures
  149. Creating and Managing Users in the Local User Database
  150. Viewing Users and Groups in the Local Database
  151. Creating a Named User
  152. Creating a User Group and Assigning Users To It
  153. Creating a MAC User
  154. Creating a MAC User Group and Assigning Users To It
  155. Authorization Attributes
  156. Viewing and Configuring RADIUS Settings
  157. Modifying a RADIUS Server
  158. Creating a RADIUS Server Group
  159. Changing Default RADIUS Settings
  160. Configuring RADIUS System Accounting
  161. Changing Global 802.1X Settings
  162. Viewing and Configuring 802.1X Network Access Rules
  163. Creating an 802.1X Network Access Rule
  164. Viewing and Configuring MAC Network Access Rules
  165. Viewing and Configuring WebAAA Network Access Rules
  166. Creating a Web AAA Network Access Rule
  167. Viewing and Configuring Last-Resort Network Access Rules
  168. Viewing and Configuring WX Administrator Access Rules
  169. Creating an Access Rule for Console Access
  170. Creating an Access Rule for Telnet or SSH Access
  171. Viewing and Configuring AAA Support for Third-Party AP Users
  172. Configuring a RADIUS Proxy for a Client
  173. Viewing and Changing Location Policy Rules
  174. Creating a Location Policy Rule
  175. Viewing and Changing Mobility Profiles
  176. How Remote WX Configuration Works
  177. Staged WX
  178. WXM Requirements
  179. Staging a WX Switch for Configuration by 3WXM
  180. Example 2: Deployment Site Has No DHCP and No DNS
  181. Example 3: Deployment Site Has DNS But No DHCP
  182. Example 4: Deployment Site Has DHCP But Local DNS Domain Differs From Corporate DNS Domain
  183. Preconfiguring a Switch in 3WXM
  184. Uploading a Partially Configured Switch and Completing its Configuration with 3WXM
  185. Replacing a Switch and Reusing its Configuration
  186. Enabling Replacement of Remote Switches
  187. Replacing a Switch
  188. WX File Management Options
  189. Devices Tab
  190. Task List Options
  191. Toolbar Options
  192. Synchronizing Local and Network Changes
  193. Accepting Network Changes
  194. Synchronizing When the Network and 3WXM Have Nonmatching Changes
  195. Distributing System Images
  196. Rebooting WX Switches or MAP Access Points
  197. Enabling or Disabling Management of a Switch by 3WXM
  198. Viewing the Operation Log
  199. Importing and Exporting Switch Configuration Files
  200. Modifying Configuration Change Polling Options
  201. Verification Tabs
  202. Resolving an Error or Warning
  203. Disabling a Rule from the Message List
  204. Changing Verification Options
  205. Disabling and Reenabling Rules
  207. Processing Certificates
  208. Managing Certificates
  209. Distributing Certificates to WX Switches
  210. How Changes Are Managed
  211. Creating a Policy
  212. Configuring Feature Settings in a Policy
  213. Setting Up the Fault Management System
  214. Classifying and Organizing Alarms
  215. Search Capabilities
  216. Fault States
  217. Managing Faults
  218. Alarm Summary
  219. Top 5 Sources of Alarms
  220. Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Alarms
  221. Denial of Service (DoS) Alarms
  222. Reporting Faults
  223. Alarm History Report
  224. Displaying the Event Log
  225. Refreshing Event Data
  226. Filtering Events by Content
  227. Filtering Events by Severity
  228. Creating and Saving Filters
  229. Configuration Requirements
  231. Generating an Inventory Report
  232. Generating a Mobility Domain Configuration Report
  233. Generating a WX Configuration Report
  234. Generating a Client Summary Report
  235. Generating a Client Details Report
  236. Generating a Client Errors Report
  237. Generating an RF Network Usage Report
  238. Generating an RF Summary Report
  239. Generating a Radio Details Report
  240. Generating a Traffic Report
  241. Generating a Rogue Details Report
  242. Generating a Site Survey Order
  243. Generating a Work Order
  244. Generating an Alarm Summary
  245. Generating a Security Alarm Report
  246. Generating an Alarm Report for Client OUIs
  248. Requirements for Monitoring
  249. Accessing Monitored Data
  250. Using the Monitor View
  251. Status Summary
  252. Client Summary
  253. Using the Status Summary View
  254. Using the Alarm Summary View
  255. Alarm Summary Details
  256. Additional Alarm Options
  257. Using the Client Summary View
  258. Client Details
  259. Additional Client Options
  260. Finding a Client
  261. Refreshing Client Data
  262. Using the Traffic Summary View
  263. Traffic Details
  264. Additional Traffic Options
  265. Using the Floor View Monitor
  266. On-Demand Statistics Monitoring
  268. Rogue Detection Requirements
  269. Mobility Domain Requirement
  270. Rogue Detection Lists
  271. Displaying Rogue Information
  272. Displaying Rogue Details
  273. Displaying the Geographical Location of a Rogue
  274. Ignoring Friendly Third-Party Devices
  275. Adding a Device to the Rogue List
  276. Adding Clients Belonging to a Rogue to the Black List
  277. Importing RF Measurements
  278. Applying the RF Measurements to the Floor Plan
  279. Locating and Fixing Coverage Holes
  280. Fixing a Coverage Hole
  281. Resetting Preferences Values
  282. Changing Network Synchronization Options
  283. Changing Tools Options
  284. Changing Certificate Management Options
  285. Changing Options for RF Planning
  286. Changing 3WXM Logging Options
  288. Starting or Stopping the 3WXM Services
  289. Starting or Stopping 3WXM Services on Windows Systems
  290. Starting or Stopping 3WXM Services on Linux Systems
  291. Certificate Check
  292. Verifying that the 3WXM Client is Receiving Service Data
  293. Changing Service Settings
  294. Changing WX Connection Settings
  295. Changing Monitoring Settings
  296. To change monitoring settings
  297. Accessing the 3WXM Services Log
  298. Backing Up a Plan
  299. Copying a Plan Backup from One Server to Another
  300. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  301. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  302. Contact Us
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OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. command reference
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Table Of Contents
  19. Conventions
  20. Documentation
  21. Documentation Comments
  22. Overview
  23. CLI Conventions
  24. Text Entry Conventions and Allowed Characters
  25. Port Lists
  26. Virtual LAN Identification
  27. User Globs, MAC Address Globs, and VLAN Globs
  28. Using CLI Help
  29. Understanding Command Descriptions
  30. Commands by Usage
  31. enable
  32. set enablepass
  34. clear banner motd
  35. clear history
  36. clear system
  37. display banner motd
  38. display license
  39. display load
  40. help
  41. history
  42. quickstart
  43. set banner motd
  44. set confirm
  45. set length
  46. set license
  47. set prompt
  48. set system contact
  49. set system countrycode
  50. set system idle-timeout
  51. set system ip-address
  52. set system location
  53. set system name
  55. clear dap
  56. clear port counters
  57. clear port media-type
  58. clear port mirror
  59. clear port type
  60. display port counters
  61. display port-group
  62. display port mirror
  63. display port poe
  64. display port status
  65. display port media-type
  66. monitor port counters
  67. reset port
  68. set port
  69. set port-group
  70. set port media-type
  71. set port mirror
  72. set port name
  73. set port poe
  74. set port speed
  75. set port trap
  76. set port type ap
  77. set port type wired-auth
  79. clear fdb
  80. clear security 12-restrict
  81. clear security 12-restrict counters
  82. clear vlan
  83. display fdb
  84. display fdb agingtime
  85. display fdb count
  86. display roaming station
  87. display roaming vlan
  88. display security 12-restrict
  89. display tunnel
  90. display vlan config
  91. set fdb agingtime
  92. set vlan name
  93. set vlan port
  94. set vlan tunnel-affinity
  96. clear qos
  97. set qos cos-to-dscp-map
  98. set qos dscp-to-cos-map
  99. display qos
  100. display qos dscp-table
  102. clear interface
  103. clear ip alias
  104. clear ip dns domain
  105. clear ip route
  106. clear ip telnet
  107. clear ntp update-interval
  108. clear snmp community
  109. clear snmp notify target
  110. clear summertime
  111. clear system ip-address
  112. display arp
  113. display dhcp-client
  114. display dhcp-server
  115. display interface
  116. display ip alias
  117. display ip dns
  118. display ip https
  119. display ip route
  120. display ip telnet
  121. display ntp
  122. display snmp community
  123. display snmp counters
  124. display snmp status
  125. display snmp usm
  126. display timedate
  127. ping
  128. set arp agingtime
  129. set interface
  130. set interface dhcp-client
  131. set interface dhcp-server
  132. set interface status
  133. set ip alias
  134. set ip dns domain
  135. set ip dns server
  136. set ip https server
  137. set ip snmp server
  138. set ip ssh server
  139. set ip telnet server
  140. set ntp server
  141. set ntp update-interval
  142. set snmp notify profile
  143. set snmp notify target
  144. SNMPv3 with Traps
  145. SNMPv2c with Traps
  146. set snmp protocol
  147. set snmp security
  148. set snmp usm
  149. set summertime
  151. set timedate
  152. set timezone
  153. telnet
  154. traceroute
  156. clear accounting
  157. clear authentication admin
  158. clear authentication console
  159. clear authentication dot1x
  160. clear authentication last-resort
  161. clear authentication mac
  162. clear authentication proxy
  163. clear location policy
  164. clear mac-user
  165. clear mac-user attr
  166. clear mac-usergroup
  167. clear mac-usergroup attr
  168. clear mobility-profile
  169. clear user attr
  170. clear user group
  171. clear usergroup attr
  172. display aaa
  173. display accounting statistics
  174. display location policy
  175. display mobility-profile
  176. set accounting {dot1x | mac | web | last-resort}
  177. set authentication admin
  178. set authentication console
  179. set authentication dot1x
  180. set authentication last-resort
  181. set authentication mac
  182. set authentication proxy
  183. set authentication web
  184. set location policy
  185. set mac-user
  186. set mac-user attr
  187. set mac-usergroup attr
  188. set mobility-profile
  189. set mobility-profile mode
  190. set user
  191. set user attr
  192. set user group
  193. set usergroup
  194. set web-portal
  196. clear mobility-domain
  197. display mobility-domain config
  198. display mobility-domain status
  199. set mobility-domain member
  200. set mobility-domain mode member seed-ip
  201. set mobility-domain mode seed domain-name
  202. Network Domain Commands by Usage
  203. clear network-domain
  204. clear network-domain mode
  205. clear network-domain peer
  206. clear network-domain seed-ip
  207. display network-domain
  208. set network-domain mode member seed-ip
  209. set network-domain peer
  210. set network-domain mode seed domain-name
  211. MAP Access Point Commands by Usage
  212. clear {ap | dap} radio
  213. clear dap boot-configuration
  214. clear service-profile
  215. display {ap | dap} config
  216. display {ap | dap} counters
  217. display {ap | dap} qos-stats
  218. display {ap | dap} etherstats
  219. display {ap | dap} group
  220. display {ap | dap} status
  221. display auto-tune attributes
  222. display auto-tune neighbors
  223. display dap boot-configuration
  224. display dap connection
  225. display dap global
  226. display dap unconfigured
  227. display radio-profile
  228. display service-profile
  229. reset {ap | dap}
  230. set dap auto
  231. set dap auto persistent
  232. set dap auto radiotype
  233. set {ap | dap} bias
  234. set {ap | dap} blink
  235. set dap boot-ip
  236. set dap boot-switch
  237. set dap boot-vlan
  238. set dap fingerprint
  239. set {ap | dap} group
  240. set {ap | dap} name
  241. set {ap | dap} radio antennatype
  242. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune max-power
  243. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune max-retransmissions
  244. set {ap | dap} radio channel
  245. set {ap | dap} radio auto-tune min-client-rate
  246. set {ap | dap} radio mode
  247. set {ap | dap} radio radio-profile
  248. set {ap | dap} radio tx-power
  249. set dap security
  250. set {ap | dap} upgrade-firmware
  251. set radio-profile 11g-only
  252. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-config
  253. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-holddown
  254. set radio-profile auto-tune channel-interval
  255. set radio-profile auto-tune power-backoff- timer
  256. set radio-profile auto-tune power-config
  257. set radio-profile auto-tune power-interval
  258. set radio-profile beacon-interval
  259. set radio-profile countermeasures
  260. set radio-profile dtim-interval
  261. set radio-profile frag-threshold
  262. set radio-profile long-retry
  263. set radio-profile max-rx-lifetime
  264. set radio-profile max-tx-lifetime
  265. set radio-profile mode
  266. set radio-profile preamble-length
  267. set radio-profile qos-mode
  268. set radio-profile rts-threshold
  269. set radio-profile service-profile
  270. set radio-profile short-retry
  271. set service-profile auth-dot1x
  272. set service-profile auth-fallthru
  273. set service-profile auth-psk
  274. set service-profile beacon
  275. set service-profile cac-mode
  276. set service-profile cac-session
  277. set service-profile cipher-ccmp
  278. set service-profile cipher-tkip
  279. set service-profile cipher-wep40
  280. set service-profile cipher-wep104
  281. set service-profile cos
  282. set service-profile dhcp-restrict
  283. set service-profile idle-client-probing
  284. set service-profile long-retry-count
  285. set service-profile no-broadcast
  286. set service-profile proxy-arp
  287. set service-profile psk-phrase
  288. set service-profile psk-raw
  289. set service-profile rsn-ie
  290. set service-profile shared-key-auth
  291. set service-profile soda agent-directory
  292. set service-profile soda enforce-checks
  293. set service-profile soda failure
  294. set service-profile soda logout
  295. set service-profile soda mode
  296. set service-profile soda remediation-acl
  297. set service-profile soda success
  298. set service-profile ssid-name
  299. set service-profile ssid-type
  300. set service-profile static-cos
  301. set service-profile transmit-rates
  302. set service-profile user-idle-timeout
  303. set service-profile web-portal-form
  304. set service-profile web-portal-session-timeout
  305. set service-profile wep active-multicast-index
  306. set service-profile wep active-unicast-index
  307. set service-profile wep key-index
  308. set service-profile wpa-ie
  309. STP Commands by Usage
  310. clear spantree portcost
  311. clear spantree portpri
  312. clear spantree portvlanpri
  313. clear spantree statistics
  314. display spantree
  315. display spantree backbonefast
  316. display spantree blockedports
  317. display spantree portfast
  318. display spantree portvlancost
  319. display spantree uplinkfast
  320. set spantree
  321. set spantree backbonefast
  322. set spantree fwddelay
  323. set spantree maxage
  324. set spantree portcost
  325. set spantree portfast
  326. set spantree portpri
  327. set spantree portvlancost
  328. set spantree portvlanpri
  329. set spantree priority
  331. clear igmp statistics
  332. display igmp mrouter
  333. display igmp querier
  334. display igmp receiver-table
  335. display igmp statistics
  336. set igmp
  337. set igmp lmqi
  338. set igmp mrouter
  339. set igmp mrsol
  340. set igmp oqi
  341. set igmp proxy-report
  342. set igmp qri
  343. set igmp querier
  344. Security ACL Commands by Usage
  345. clear security acl
  346. clear security acl map
  347. commit security acl
  348. display security acl
  349. display security acl editbuffer
  350. display security acl hits
  351. display security acl info
  352. display security acl map
  353. display security acl resource-usage
  354. rollback security acl
  355. set security acl
  356. set security acl map
  357. set security acl hit-sample-rate
  359. crypto certificate
  360. crypto generate key
  361. crypto generate request
  362. crypto generate self-signed
  363. crypto otp
  364. crypto pkcs12
  365. display crypto ca-certificate
  366. display crypto certificate
  367. display crypto key ssh
  369. clear radius
  370. clear radius client system-ip
  371. clear radius proxy client
  372. clear radius server
  373. set radius
  374. set radius client system-ip
  375. set radius proxy client
  376. set radius proxy port
  377. set radius server
  378. set server group
  379. set server group load-balance
  381. clear dot1x bonded-period
  382. clear dot1x max-req
  383. clear dot1x quiet-period
  384. clear dot1x reauth-max
  385. clear dot1x timeout auth-server
  386. clear dot1x tx-period
  387. set dot1x authcontrol
  388. set dot1x bonded-period
  389. set dot1x key-tx
  390. set dot1x max-req
  391. set dot1x port-control
  392. set dot1x quiet-period
  393. set dot1x reauth-max
  394. set dot1x reauth-period
  395. set dot1x timeout supplicant
  396. set dot1x wep-rekey
  397. set dot1x wep-rekey-period
  399. clear sessions network
  400. display sessions
  401. display sessions network
  403. clear rfdetect attack-list
  404. clear rfdetect black-list
  405. clear rfdetect ssid-list
  406. clear rfdetect vendor-list
  407. display rfdetect black-list
  408. display rfdetect clients
  409. display rfdetect countermeasures
  410. display rfdetect counters
  411. display rfdetect data
  412. display rfdetect ignore
  413. display rfdetect ssid-list
  414. display rfdetect visible
  415. set rfdetect active-scan
  416. set rfdetect attack-list
  417. set rfdetect black-list
  418. set rfdetect countermeasures mac
  419. set rfdetect ignore
  420. set rfdetect log
  421. set rfdetect signature
  422. set rfdetect ssid-list
  423. set rfdetect vendor-list
  424. test rflink
  426. backup
  427. clear boot backup-configuration
  428. copy
  429. delete
  430. install soda agent
  431. display boot
  432. display config
  433. display version
  434. load config
  435. mkdir
  436. reset system
  437. restore
  438. rmdir
  439. set boot backup-configuration
  440. set boot configuration-file
  441. set boot partition
  443. clear log trace
  444. display trace
  445. save trace
  446. set trace authorization
  447. set trace dot1x
  448. set trace sm
  450. clear snoop
  451. set snoop
  452. set snoop map
  453. set snoop mode
  454. display snoop
  455. display snoop map
  456. display snoop stats
  458. display log buffer
  459. display log config
  460. display log trace
  461. set log mark
  462. Boot Prompt Commands by Usage
  463. autoboot
  464. boot
  465. change
  466. create
  468. dhcp
  469. diag
  470. display
  471. fver
  473. next
  474. reset
  475. test
  476. version
  477. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  478. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  479. Telephone Technical Support and Repair
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OfficeConnect WX4400 first page preview

OfficeConnect WX4400

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Conventions
  15. Documentation
  16. Documentation Comments
  17. Hardware Requirements
  18. Hardware Requirements for 3WXM Monitoring Service
  19. Software Requirements
  20. Installing 3WXM
  21. Installing 3WXM on Linux Systems
  22. Installation Log File
  23. Serial Number and License Key
  24. Uninstalling 3WXM on Linux Systems
  25. Overview
  26. Display Panels
  27. Alerts Panel
  28. Content Panel
  29. Task List Panel
  30. Resizing a Display Panel
  31. Menu Bar Options
  32. Tool Bar Options
  33. Copying, Pasting, and Deleting Objects
  34. Copy and Paste Replace in the Organizer Panel
  35. Enabling Keyboard Shortcut Mnemonics (Windows XP Only)
  36. Starting 3WXM
  37. Restricting Access to 3WXM
  38. Creating an Administrator Account
  39. Creating Provision or Monitor Accounts
  40. Creating a Network Plan
  41. Managing Network Plans
  42. Opening a Network Plan
  43. Importing a Network Plan
  44. Closing a Network Plan
  45. Sharing a Network Plan
  46. Defining a Mobility Domain
  47. Traffic Ports Used by a Mobility Domain
  48. Creating a WX Switch
  49. Changing the Country Code
  50. Uploading a WX Switch into the Network Plan
  51. Converting Auto DAPs into Statically Configured APs
  52. RF Planning Overview
  53. Accessing the RF Planning Tools
  54. Creating or Modifying a Site
  55. Creating or Modifying Buildings in a Site
  56. Creating or Modifying Floors
  57. Importing or Drawing Floor Details
  58. File Recommendations
  59. Cropping the Paper Space
  60. Adjusting the Scale of a Drawing
  61. Adjusting the Origin Point
  62. Working with Layers
  63. Cleaning Up a Drawing
  64. Drawing Floor Objects Manually
  65. Specifying the RF Characteristics of a Floor
  66. Converting Objects into RF Obstacles
  67. Drawing RF Obstacles
  68. Importing RF Obstacle Data from a Site Survey
  69. Defining Wireless Coverage Areas
  70. Creating a Wiring Closet
  71. Defining a Coverage Area
  72. Editing Coverage Areas
  73. Placing Third-Party Access Points
  74. Moving a Third-Party AP Icon to its Floor Location
  75. Placing Installed and Auto-Configured MAPs
  76. Computing MAP Placement
  77. Assigning MAP Channels
  78. Computing Optimal Power
  79. Verifying the Wireless Network
  80. Placing RF Measurement Points
  81. Using RF Interactive Measurement Mode
  82. Generating RF Network Design Information
  83. WX Switch Configuration Objects
  84. Adding a WX Switch to the Network Plan
  85. Creating a New WX Switch Based on a Configured Switch in the Network Plan
  86. Adding a Switch by Uploading its Configuration from the Network
  87. Configuring Basic and Advanced Settings
  88. Deploying Changes
  89. Setting Up a Switch
  90. Modifying Basic Switch Parameters
  91. Changing the WX Software Version
  92. Changing System Information
  93. Converting Auto DAPs into Statically Configured DAPs
  94. Deleting Auto DAPs
  95. Launching a Web Management Session with the Switch
  96. Configure a Port for Wired Authentication
  97. Viewing and Changing Port Groups
  98. Creating a Port Group
  99. Viewing and Changing Management Settings
  100. Configuring SNMP
  101. Viewing and Setting Log and Trace Settings
  102. Viewing and Configuring IP Services Settings
  103. Creating a Static Route
  104. Create an IP Alias
  105. Configuring NTP
  106. Configuring ARP
  107. Viewing and Configuring VLANs
  108. Viewing VLANs
  109. Changing VLAN Membership
  110. Changing VLAN Spanning Tree Settings
  111. Changing VLAN IGMP Settings
  112. Restricting Layer 2 Traffic Among Clients in a VLAN
  113. Restricting Layer 3 Traffic Among Clients in a VLAN
  114. Configuring the MSS DHCP Server
  115. Changing the Aging Time for FDB Entries
  116. Viewing ACLs
  117. Configuring Advanced ACL Settings
  118. Adding a New ACE to a Configured ACL
  119. Deleting an ACL
  120. Viewing and Changing CoS Mappings
  121. Changing a DSCP-to-CoS Mapping
  122. Setting a Range of DSCP Values to a Single CoS Value
  123. Viewing and Configuring Wireless Services
  124. Wireless Service Parameters
  125. Viewing Wireless Services
  126. Configuring an 802.1X Wireless Service
  127. Configuring a Voice over Wireless Service
  128. Configuring a Web-Portal (WebAAA) Service
  129. Configuring an Open Access Service
  130. Configuring a Custom Service
  131. Modifying Service Profile Settings
  132. Viewing SSID Encryption Settings and Access Rules
  133. Modifying SSID Encryption Settings and Access Rules
  134. Viewing and Configuring Radio Profiles
  135. Creating a Radio Profile
  136. Configuring Advanced Radio Profile Settings
  137. Viewing and Changing the Auto-DAP Profile
  138. Changing Auto-DAP Profile Settings
  140. Viewing the Configured MAPs
  141. Configuring a Directly Connected MAP
  142. Changing the MAP-WX Security Mode
  143. Viewing and Changing Radio Settings
  144. Viewing and Changing RF Detection Settings
  145. Adding an Entry to the Permitted SSID List
  146. Adding an Entry to the Rogue List
  147. Creating and Managing Users in the Local User Database
  148. Viewing Users and Groups in the Local Database
  149. Creating a Named User
  150. Creating a User Group and Assigning Users To It
  151. Creating a MAC User
  152. Creating a MAC User Group and Assigning Users To It
  153. Authorization Attributes
  154. Viewing and Configuring RADIUS Settings
  155. Viewing RADIUS Settings, Servers, and Server Groups
  156. Creating a RADIUS Server Group
  157. Changing Default RADIUS Settings
  158. Viewing and Configuring Global 802.1X Settings
  159. Viewing and Configuring 802.1X Network Access Rules
  160. Viewing and Configuring MAC Network Access Rules
  161. Viewing and Configuring WebAAA Network Access Rules
  162. Creating a Web AAA Network Access Rule
  163. Viewing and Configuring Last-Resort Network Access Rules
  164. Viewing and Configuring WX Administrator Access Rules
  165. Creating an Access Rule for Console Access
  166. Creating an Access Rule for Telnet or SSH Access
  167. Viewing and Configuring AAA Support for Third-Party AP Users
  168. Configuring a RADIUS Proxy for a Client
  169. Viewing and Changing Location Policy Rules
  170. Creating a Location Policy Rule
  171. Viewing and Changing Mobility Profiles
  172. How Remote WX Configuration Works
  173. Staged WX
  174. WXM Requirements
  175. Staging a WX Switch for Configuration by 3WXM
  176. Example 2: Deployment Site Has No DHCP and No DNS
  177. Example 3: Deployment Site Has DNS But No DHCP
  178. Example 4: Deployment Site Has DHCP But Local DNS Domain Differs From Corporate DNS Domain
  179. Preconfiguring a Switch in 3WXM
  180. Configuration with 3WXM
  181. Replacing a Switch and Reusing its Configuration
  182. Enabling Replacement of Remote Switches
  183. Replacing a Switch
  184. WX File Management Options
  185. Devices Tab
  186. Task List Options
  187. Toolbar Options
  188. Accepting Network Changes
  189. Deploying Switch Configuration Changes
  190. Synchronizing When the Network and 3WXM Have Nonmatching Changes
  191. Distributing System Images
  193. Rebooting WX Switches or MAP Access Points
  194. Enabling or Disabling Management of a Switch by 3WXM
  195. Viewing the Operation Log
  196. Importing and Exporting Switch Configuration Files
  197. Modifying Configuration Change Polling Options
  198. Verification Tabs
  200. Disabling a Rule from the Message List
  201. Changing Verification Options
  202. Disabling and Reenabling Rules
  204. Processing Certificates
  205. Managing Certificates
  206. Distributing Certificates to WX Switches
  207. How Changes Are Managed
  208. Viewing Policies
  209. Configuring Feature Settings in a Policy
  210. Displaying the Event Log
  211. Refreshing Event Data
  212. Filtering Events by Content
  213. Filtering Events by Severity
  214. Creating and Saving Filters
  216. Generating an Inventory Report
  217. Generating a Mobility Domain Configuration Report
  218. Generating a WX Configuration Report
  219. Generating a Client Summary Report
  220. Generating a Client Details Report
  221. Generating a Client Errors Report
  222. Generating a Watch List Client Report
  223. Generating a Network Usage Report
  224. Generating an RF Summary Report
  225. Generating a Radio Details Report
  226. Generating a Rogue Details Report
  227. Generating a Rogue Summary Report
  228. Generating a Site Survey Order
  229. Generating a Work Order
  231. Requirements for Monitoring
  232. Using the Explore Window
  234. Threshold Flags
  235. Displaying Object Details
  236. Taking RF Measurements
  237. Using the Status Summary View
  238. Using the Client Monitor View
  239. Refreshing Client Data
  240. Displaying Client Session Information
  241. Managing the Client Watch List
  242. Displaying a Client's Geographical Location
  243. Terminating a Client's Session
  244. Using the RF Monitor View
  245. Displaying the SSID-to-BSSID Mapping
  246. Displaying RF Environment Statistics
  247. Using the RF Trends View
  248. Refreshing RF Trend Data
  249. Viewing Performance Data
  251. Rogue Detection Requirements
  252. Mobility Domain Requirement
  253. Rogue Detection Lists
  254. Using the Rogue Detection Screen
  256. Filtering the Rogue List
  257. Displaying Rogue Details
  258. Displaying a Rogue's Geographical Location
  259. Ignoring Friendly Third-Party Devices
  260. Adding a Device to the Attack List
  261. Adding a Rogue's Clients to the Black List
  262. Importing RF Measurements
  263. Applying the RF Measurements to the Floor Plan
  264. Locating and Fixing Coverage Holes
  265. Fixing a Coverage Hole
  267. Changing Network Synchronization Options
  268. Changing Persistence Options
  269. Changing Tools Options
  270. Changing Options for RF Planning
  271. Changing 3WXM Logging Options
  273. Starting or Stopping the 3WXM Services
  274. Starting or Stopping 3WXM Services on Windows Systems
  275. Connecting to 3WXM Services
  276. Certificate Check
  277. Verifying that the 3WXM Client is Receiving Service Data
  278. Changing Service Settings
  279. Changing WX Connection Settings
  280. Changing Monitoring Settings
  281. To change monitoring settings
  282. Accessing the 3WXM Services Log
  284. Changing Backup Settings
  285. Deleting a Plan Backup
  286. Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  287. Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  288. Telephone Technical Support and Repair
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