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WEC8500

Brand: Samsung | Category: Gateway
Table of contents
  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. Conventions
  3. Console Screen Output
  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. CHAPTER 1. Access Point Controller System Overview
  16. Figure 1. System Structure for Wireless Enterprise Solution
  17. Network Configuration
  18. APC Configuration and Functions
  19. Figure 5. Management Port Configuration
  20. Figure 6. Optic port configuration
  21. Figure 7. Power module configuration
  22. WEC8050 Configuration and Functions
  23. Figure 10. Ethernet Port Configurations
  24. APC Application Configuration and Service Scenario
  25. Configuration of Multiple APC for Redundancy
  26. Clustering Configuration using Multiple APC (WEC8500)
  27. Figure 13. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Distributed Clustering Service
  28. Figure 14. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Centralized Clustering Service
  29. Configuration of Multiple Sites Consisting of Headquarter and Branches
  30. CHAPTER 2. Basic System Configuration
  31. Managing User Account
  32. APC Management Port Configuration
  33. CLI Basic Usage
  34. Using Web UI
  35. WEC Main Window
  37. CHAPTER 3. Data Network Function
  38. Figure 20. Port Management Window
  39. Figure 21. Port Configuration Change Window
  40. Interface Configuration
  41. Figure 22. Interfaces Window (1)
  42. Figure 24. Interfaces Window (3)
  43. Managing Interface Group
  44. Figure 26. Interface Group Window (2)
  45. VLAN Configuration
  46. Bridge
  47. Spanning Tree
  48. Figure 27. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (1)
  49. Figure 28. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (2)
  50. Layer 3 Protocol Configuration
  51. Static Routing Configuration
  52. PIM Configuration
  53. Figure 31. OSPF Configuration Window
  54. configuration using cli
  55. configuring authentication
  56. VRRP Configuration
  57. Figure 32. VRRP-Operation Window
  58. Configuring IPWATCHD
  59. ACL Configuration
  60. Figure 36. ACL Configuration Window
  61. Figure 38. ACL Interface Configuration Window (1)
  62. Figure 39. ACL Interface Configuration Window (2)
  63. Figure 40. Admin ACL Configuration Window
  64. Class-map Configuration
  65. Policy-map Configuration
  66. Service Policy Configuration
  67. Time Profile
  68. Figure 42. Time Profile Configuration Window (2)
  69. Figure 43. Applying to ACL
  70. OS-AWARE
  71. Multicast to Unicast
  73. Figure 47. PIM-SM Configuration Window (3)
  74. IGMP Snooping
  75. Figure 49. IGMP Snooping Config Window
  76. Figure 51. IGMP Snooping Mroute Creation Window (2)
  77. CHAPTER 4. AP Connection Management
  78. Figure 54. APC List Management Window
  79. Management Interface Configuration
  80. CAPWAP Configuration
  81. Auto Discovery Configuration
  82. Managing AP File Transmission
  83. APC Redundancy Configuration
  84. Figure 56. Redundancy Configuration Window
  85. Figure 57. AP retrieving window
  86. Figure 58. AP redundancy Configuration Window
  87. AP Management
  88. Figure 59. AP groups configuration
  89. Configuring Remote AP Group
  90. Figure 60. Remote AP Groups Add/Delete Window
  91. Figure 61. Detail Configuration of Remote AP Groups
  92. AP Time Synchronization per Group
  93. Figure 62. Items for Time Synchronization Configuration
  94. AP Group Profile
  95. Figure 64. Configuring AP group profile
  96. AP Configuration
  97. Figure 66. AP Profile Setting (1)
  98. Figure 67. AP Profile Setting (2)
  99. Figure 68. AP mode configuration
  100. Information Management
  101. Figure 69. AP Ports window
  102. Figure 71. AP Tech Support Information Receiving Window
  103. AP Package Upgrade
  104. Figure 72. AP upgrade
  105. Figure 74. AP upgrade-individual
  106. Figure 75. AP upgrade-advanced
  107. CHAPTER 5. WLAN Management
  108. Figure 76. WLAN basic configuration (1)
  109. Figure 77. WLAN basic configuration (2)
  110. WLAN Additional Configuration
  111. WLAN-based ACL Configuration
  112. Figure 78. WLAN-based ACL configuration
  113. Managing Root Service
  114. Figure 79. Root service management (1)
  115. Local Switching
  116. Figure 81. Local Switching Configuration Window of WLAN
  117. Security and Authentication
  118. Figure 83. Initialization of WLAN security function
  119. WPA/WPA2 PSK Configuration
  120. Figure 84. WPA/WPA2 PSK configuration
  121. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration
  122. Figure 85. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (1)
  123. Figure 86. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (2)
  124. Static WEP Configuration
  125. Figure 87. Static WEP configuration
  126. Dynamic WEP Configuration
  127. Figure 88. Dynamic WEP Configuration Window
  128. DHCP Configuration
  129. dhcp pool
  130. Figure 90. DHCP Pool (1)
  131. DHCP Relay
  132. DHCP Proxy
  133. Option 82 Configuration
  134. Figure 94. Option 82 configuration (1)
  135. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration
  136. Figure 96. Primary/Secondary server configuration (1)
  137. Figure 98. Primary/Secondary server configuration (3)
  138. Radio Service Configuration
  139. Figure 99. Radio service configuration
  140. CHAPTER 6. Wi-Fi Configuration
  141. Figure 100. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (1)
  142. Figure 101. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (2)
  143. n Configuration
  144. Wi-Fi QoS Configuration
  145. Figure 102. QoS configuration of a wireless terminal (1)
  146. QoS Configuration of AP
  147. Figure 104. QoS configuration of AP (wireless section)
  148. Configuring QoS Profile of a Specific Terminal
  149. Figure 105. Configuring QoS profile of a specific terminal
  150. Voice Optimization Configuration
  151. h Configuration
  152. Figure 107. Configuring 802.11h
  153. Country Code
  154. Figure 108. Country code window (1)
  155. Figure 109. Country code window (2)
  156. CHAPTER 7. WLAN Additional Services
  157. Connection History related Configuration
  158. Handover Management
  159. Inter APC Handover Configuration
  160. Voice CAC Configuration
  161. Figure 112. SIP ALG configuration window
  162. CAC Configuration
  163. Figure 113. General configuration of 802.11a/n
  164. Radio Resource Management (RRM)
  165. DPC Configuration
  166. Figure 115. DPC settings
  167. DCS Configuration
  168. Figure 116. DCS settings
  169. CHDC Configuration
  170. Figure 117. CHDC settings
  171. Location Tracking
  172. Spectrum Analysis
  173. Spectrum Analysis Configuration
  174. Interference Type Configuration
  175. Controlling Usage per User
  176. Figure 119. Controlling Usage per User
  177. Remote Packet Capture
  178. configuration information
  179. Clustering
  180. Figure 120. Clustering window
  181. Limiting the Number of Connected Users
  182. Connection Limitation per WLAN
  183. Figure 123. Configuring connection limitation per WLAN
  184. Voice Statistics and Communication Failure Detection
  185. Figure 124. Voice statistics
  186. Detecting WLAN-based Communication Failure
  187. Voice Signal and Media Monitoring
  188. Figure 126. VoIP Stations Retrieval Screen
  189. Figure 127. Active Call Retrieval Screen
  190. Checking Voice Related Quality Information
  191. CHAPTER 8. Security
  192. Figure 129. RADIUS server configuration
  193. Internal RADIUS Server
  194. Unauthorized AP/Terminal Detection and Blocking
  195. Figure 130. WIDS Configuration Window
  196. Detection
  197. Figure 131. WIDS Friendly Rule Configuration Window
  198. Figure 133. WIDS Malicious Rule Configuration Window
  199. Figure 135. Monitored List Window to Manually Change WIDS Classification
  200. Figure 136. Classification Change Window in WIDS Monitored AP Detail Screen
  201. Figure 137. Monitored List Window to Manually Remove WIDS
  202. Figure 139. Configuration Window for WIDS Unauthorized AP Detection Option
  203. Figure 140. Configuration Window for WIDS Unauthorized Station Detection Option
  204. Figure 141. Configuration Window for WIDS Channel Validation
  205. Figure 142. WIDS AP Black-List Configuration Window
  206. Figure 145. WIDS Station White-List Search Window
  207. Figure 148. WIDS Friendly List Addition Window
  208. Figure 149. WIDS Station Allowed Limit Configuration Window
  209. Captive Portal
  210. Guest Connection Configuration
  211. Figure 152. Guest User Configuration Window
  212. Figure 154. Guest Auth Configuration Window
  213. WEB Pass-through
  214. Figure 156. Web Pass-through Configuration Window
  215. NAT and Firewall Configuration
  216. Figure 158. Firewall configuration (2)
  217. Access List Configuration
  218. NAT Configuration
  219. Figure 160. NAT configuration (1)
  220. MAC Filter
  221. Figure 162. MAC configuration
  222. Figure 164. MAC entry configuration(2)
  223. CHAPTER 9. IP Application
  224. DNS Proxy Configuration
  225. Figure 167. DNS proxy
  226. Figure 168. NTP client configuration
  227. FTP/sFTP
  228. Figure 169. FTP/SFTP server configuration
  229. Telnet/SSH
  230. Figure 170. Telnet/SSH server configuration
  231. Utilities
  232. CHAPTER 10. System Management
  233. SNMP Trap
  234. Figure 172. SNMP trap configuration
  235. System Management
  236. system info
  237. Figure 173. System information
  238. System Reboot
  239. Figure 175. Reboot (AP)
  240. System Resource Management
  241. memory usage
  242. Retrieving and Configuring Threshold
  243. Managing Alarm and Event
  244. Retrieving Current Alarm
  245. Retrieving History
  246. Figure 178. History
  247. External Transmission Configuration
  248. Figure 179. Configuring alarm filter and level
  249. Managing Traffic Performance
  250. Managing Real-time Information Collection
  251. Managing License Key
  252. Figure 180. License Retrieving and Configuration Window
  253. Syslog Configuration
  254. Figure 181. Syslog window
  255. Upgrade
  256. Figure 182. Package upgrade (APC)
  257. Configuration Management
  258. Figure 183. DB Backup/Restore
  259. Debug and Diagnosis
  260. Retrieving Crash Information
  261. File Management
  262. Retrieving Directory List
  263. Revising File
  264. File Download and Upload
  265. Retrieving Storage Media
  266. Managing File in Web UI
  267. ANNEX A. CLI Command Structure
  268. A.2 show
  269. A.3 clear
  270. A.4 debug
  271. A.5 file
  272. B.1 WEC8500
  273. B.2 WEC8050
  274. C.1 WEA302/WEA303
  275. SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd
  296. ABBREVIATION
WEC8500 first page preview

WEC8500

Brand: Samsung | Category: Wireless Access Point
Table of contents
  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. Conventions
  3. Console Screen Output
  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. Table Of Contents
  20. CHAPTER 1. Access Point Controller System Overview
  21. Figure 1. System Structure for Wireless Enterprise Solution
  22. Network Configuration
  23. APC Configuration and Functions
  24. Figure 5. Management Port Configuration
  25. Figure 6. Optic port configuration
  26. Figure 7. Power module configuration
  27. WEC8050 Configuration and Functions
  28. Figure 10. Ethernet Port Configurations
  29. basic configuration
  30. Configuration of Multiple APC for Redundancy
  31. Clustering Configuration using Multiple APC (WEC8500/ WEC8050)
  32. Figure 13. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Distributed Clustering Servic
  33. Figure 14. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Centralized Clustering Service
  34. Configuration of Multiple Sites Consisting of Headquarter and Branches
  35. NAT Configuration between AP and APC
  36. CHAPTER 2. Basic System Configuration
  37. Managing Operator Account
  38. APC Management Port Configuration
  39. Using Web UI
  40. WEC Main Window
  42. Initial Setup Wizard
  43. How to Use
  44. Service Setup Wizard
  45. Figure 24. WLAN Setup Wizard Step.2
  46. Figure 26. WLAN Setup Wizard Result Screen
  47. NAT Setup Wizard
  48. Figure 29. NAT Setup Wizard Step. 3
  49. Redundancy Setup Wizard
  50. Figure 32. Redundancy Setup Wizard Step. 2
  51. Figure 34. Redundancy Setup Wizard Result Screen
  52. port configuration
  53. Figure 35. Port Management Window
  54. Figure 36. Port Configuration Change Window
  55. interface configuration
  56. Figure 37. Interfaces Window (1)
  57. Figure 39. Interfaces Window (3)
  58. Managing Interface Group
  59. Figure 41. Interface Group Window (2)
  60. vlan configuration
  61. Bridge
  62. spanning tree
  63. Figure 42. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (1)
  64. Figure 43. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (2)
  65. ip address configuration
  66. IP Multicast Routing Configuration
  67. general settings
  68. Figure 46. OSPF Configuration Window
  69. vrrp configuration
  70. Figure 47. VRRP-Operation Window
  71. Configuring IPWATCHD
  72. acl configuration
  73. Figure 51. ACL Configuration Window
  74. Figure 53. ACL Interface Configuration Window (1)
  75. Class-map Configuration
  76. Policy-map Configuration
  77. Service Policy Configuration
  78. Time Profile
  79. Figure 57. Time Profile Configuration Window (2)
  80. Figure 58. Applying to ACL
  81. OS-AWARE
  82. Multicast to Unicast
  83. Figure 60. PIM-SM Configuration Window (1)
  84. Figure 62. PIM-SM Configuration Window (3)
  85. igmp snooping
  86. Figure 64. IGMP Snooping Config Window
  87. Figure 67. IGMP Snooping Mroute Creation Window (3)
  88. Deep Packet Inspection
  89. Figure 69. Profile Creation Screen
  90. Configuring Application Group
  91. Checking Statistics by Category
  92. Figure 73. WLAN/Device Statistics Screen
  93. Figure 75. Device Statistics Screen
  94. mDNS Snooping
  95. Figure 76. mDNS Snooping Activation Window
  96. Figure 77. mDNS Snooping Service Configuration
  97. Figure 80. WLAN mDNS Snooping Profile Object Configuration
  98. CHAPTER 4. AP Connection Management
  99. Figure 82. APC List Management Window
  100. Management Interface Configuration
  101. CAPWAP Configuration
  102. AP Registration (Auto Discovery) Configuration
  103. Managing AP File Transmission
  104. Figure 85. Redundancy Configuration Window
  105. Figure 86. AP retrieving window
  106. Figure 87. AP redundancy Configuration Window
  107. AP Management
  108. Figure 88. AP groups configuration Window
  109. Figure 90. General Configuration Window for AP Group
  110. Figure 91. AP Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  111. Figure 92. WLAN Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  112. Figure 93. 802.11a/n/ac Window for AP Group
  113. Figure 94. 802.11b/g/n Window for AP Group
  114. advanced configuration
  115. Figure 95. AP Group AirMove Configuration
  116. Figure 96. AP Group SSL Configuration
  117. Figure 97. Advanced Configuration Window for AP Group
  118. Configuring Remote AP Group
  119. Figure 98. Remote AP Group Add/Remove Window
  120. Figure 100. Local Authentication Configuration Window for Remote AP Group
  121. Figure 101. Window for Configuring Tunneling Forwarding of Remote AP Group
  122. Figure 102. Window for Configuring Local Bridging Forwarding of Remote AP Group
  123. Figure 103. Remote AP Group's DHCP configure window
  124. AP Time Synchronization per Group
  125. Figure 105. AP Time Synchronization Configuration Options
  126. AP Configuration
  127. Figure 107. AP Profile Setting (1)
  128. ap mode configuration
  129. Figure 109. AP mode configuration
  130. Figure 110. AP CLI Account Add/Remove Window
  131. Figure 111. AP SNMP v1/v2c Community Configuration Window
  132. Information Management
  133. Figure 113. AP Ports window
  134. Figure 115. AP Tech Support Information Receiving Window
  135. Outdoor AP Configuration
  136. AP Package Upgrade
  137. Figure 117. AP upgrade
  138. Figure 119. AP upgrade-individual
  139. Remote AP Package Upgrade
  140. Figure 121. Remote AP Group Upgrade Activation_1
  141. Figure 123. Checking Master AP Configuration
  142. Figure 125. AP Package Configuration
  143. Figure 126. Starting AP Upgrade
  144. Figure 127. Restarting and Upgrading AP
  145. CHAPTER 5. WLAN Management
  146. Figure 128. WLAN basic configuration (1)
  147. WLAN Additional Configuration
  148. WLAN-based ACL Configuration
  149. Figure 130. WLAN-based ACL configuration
  150. Managing Root Service
  151. Figure 131. Root service management (1)
  152. Figure 132. Root service management (2)
  153. MCS Configuration Management by WLAN
  154. Figure 133. MCS by WLAN: 802.11a/n/ac Configuration Management window
  155. Figure 134. MCS by WLAN: 802.11b/g/n Configuration Management window
  156. Local Switching
  157. Figure 135. Local Switching Configuration Window of WLAN
  158. Figure 136. Split ACL Configuration Window of WLAN Allocated to AP
  159. Security and Authentication
  160. Figure 138. Initialization of WLAN security function
  161. WPA/WPA2 PSK Configuration
  162. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration
  163. Figure 140. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (1)
  164. Figure 141. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (2)
  165. Static WEP Configuration
  166. Figure 142. Static WEP configuration
  167. Dynamic WEP Configuration
  168. Figure 143. Dynamic WEP Configuration Window
  169. dhcp configuration
  170. dhcp pool
  171. Figure 145. DHCP Pool (1)
  172. dhcp relay
  173. DHCP Proxy
  174. Option 82 Configuration
  175. Figure 149. Option 82 configuration (1)
  176. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration
  177. Figure 151. Primary/Secondary server configuration (1)
  178. Figure 153. Primary/Secondary server configuration (3)
  179. Radio Service Configuration
  180. Figure 154. Radio service configuration
  181. CHAPTER 6. Wi-Fi Configuration
  182. Figure 155. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (1)
  183. Figure 156. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (2)
  184. Figure 157. 802.11a/n/ac DataRates
  185. n Configuration
  186. Figure 158. 802.11/b/g/n Operational Type & OptionsWindow
  187. ac Configuration
  188. Figure 160. 802.11a/n/ac Operational Type & OptionsWindow
  189. Wi-Fi QoS Configuration
  190. Figure 162. QoS configuration of a wireless terminal (1)
  191. QoS Configuration of AP
  192. Figure 164. QoS configuration of AP (wireless section)
  193. Configuring QoS Profile of a Specific Terminal
  194. Figure 165. Configuring QoS profile of a specific terminal
  195. Voice Optimization Configuration
  196. Figure 167. Configuring voice optimization by each AP Group
  197. h Configuration
  198. Figure 169. Configuring 802.11h
  199. Country Code
  200. Figure 170. Country code window
  201. Figure 171. AP Country Code Configuration
  202. Figure 172. AP Group Contry Code Configuration
  203. CHAPTER 7. WLAN Additional Services
  204. Connection History related Configuration
  205. Handover Management
  206. Inter APC Handover Configuration
  207. Call Admission Control (CAC) Configuration
  208. Figure 175. SIP ALG configuration window
  209. Voice CAC Configuration
  210. Figure 176. Admission control configuration
  211. Video CAC Configuration
  212. Figure 177. Admission Control Configuration Window
  213. Radio Resource Management (RRM)
  214. DPC Configuration
  215. Figure 179. DPC settings
  216. DCS Configuration
  217. CHDC Configuration
  218. Figure 181. CHDC settings
  219. Sleeping Cell Detection
  220. Energy Saving Groups
  221. Energy Saving Auto Classification
  222. Location Tracking
  223. Configures Location Tracking Scan
  224. Controlling Usage per User
  225. Figure 182. Controlling Usage per User
  226. remote packet capture
  227. Clustering
  228. Figure 183. Clustering window
  229. Limiting the Number of Connected Users
  230. Figure 185. Configuring connection limitation per radio
  231. Connection Limitation per WLAN
  232. Figure 188. Configuring connection limitation per WLAN
  233. Voice Statistics and Communication Failure Detection
  234. Figure 189. Voice statistics
  235. Detecting WLAN-based Communication Failure
  236. Voice Signal and Media Monitoring
  237. Figure 191. VoIP Stations Retrieval Screen
  238. Figure 193. Complete Calls Retrieval Screen
  239. Checking Voice Related Quality Information
  240. Multicast Stream Admission Control
  241. Wi-Fi Band Steering
  242. Figure 194. Configure on/off for Proportional Band Steering function
  243. Wi-Fi Load Balancing
  244. Figure 196. Configuring Load Balancing Function
  245. Station-based Adaptive Load Balancing
  246. Setting AP Group Parameter
  247. Setting AP Parameters
  248. CHAPTER 8. Security
  249. Figure 197. RADIUS server configuration
  250. configuring mac authentication
  251. Figure 198. RADIUS Server MAC Authentication Configuration Window
  252. internal radius server
  253. Unauthorized AP/Terminal Detection and Blocking
  254. Detection
  255. Figure 200. Managed Rule Configuration Window
  256. Figure 202. Unmanaged Rule Configuration Window
  257. Figure 204. List Window to Manually Change Classification
  258. Figure 206. List Window to Manually Remove
  259. Figure 207. Manual Remove Change Window in AP Detail Screen
  260. Figure 208. Configuration Window for Unauthorized AP Detection Option
  261. Figure 209. Configuration Window for Unauthorized Station Detection Option
  262. Figure 210. Configuration Window for Channel Validation
  263. Figure 211. AP blacklist Configuration Window
  264. Figure 212. Managed AP Window
  265. Figure 215. Managed SSID Window
  266. Figure 217. Managed/Neighbor AP List Addition Window
  267. Figure 218. Station Allowed Limit Configuration Window
  268. Enabling Blocking Function
  269. Figure 220. List Window for Blocking AP
  270. Figure 221. List Window for Blocking Station
  271. Figure 222. Automatic Blocking Configuration Window
  272. captive portal
  273. Figure 223. Web Certification User Configuration Window
  274. Configuring Pre-Auth ACL
  275. Figure 225. Access List Addition Window
  276. Configuring Web Authentication
  277. Figure 227. WLAN Web Policy Configuration Window
  278. Configuring Web Authentication on MAC Authentication Failure
  279. Figure 228. WLAN Layer 2 Security Configuration Window
  280. Configuring Web Pass-through
  281. Figure 230. Web Pass-through Configuration Window
  282. Configuring One Time Redirection
  283. Figure 231. One Time Redirection Configuration Window
  284. Configure Captive Potal Service Port
  285. Redirection Address Format
  286. Captive Portal Web Service Configuration
  287. NAT and Firewall Configuration
  288. Access List Configuration
  289. NAT Configuration
  290. Figure 235. NAT configuration (1)
  291. Figure 236. NAT configuration (2)
  292. mac filter
  293. Figure 237. MAC configuration
  294. Figure 239. MAC entry configuration (2)
  295. Figure 240. MAC entry configuration (3)
  296. Operator Authentication through Interoperation with TACACS+ Server
  297. Figure 241. TTACACS+ Server Configuration Window
  298. Configuring Authentication Type of Operator Account
  299. Role Based Access Control
  300. Configuring Derivation Profile
  301. Figure 245. Derivation Profile Configuration
  302. Figure 247. Derivation Profile Configuration
  303. Figure 249. Wlan Derivation Profile Configuration
  304. Configuring ACL Profile
  305. Figure 251. Remote IP Acl Configuration
  306. Configure Remote Acl Profile
  307. Figure 255. Remote Acl Profile Configuration
  308. Figure 257. Remote Acl Profile Edit Configuration
  309. Figure 258. Remote Ap Group-Alc Profile Configuration
  310. Figure 259. Remote IP ACL Configuration Synchronization-All
  311. Figure 260. Remote IP ACL Configuration Synchronization-Remote Group
  312. External BYOD Server
  313. Figure 262. External BYOD Server Configuration Window
  314. Captive Portal Configuration
  315. CHAPTER 9. IP Application
  316. dns proxy configuration
  317. Figure 264. DNS proxy
  318. Figure 265. NTP client configuration
  319. FTP/sFTP
  320. Figure 266. FTP/SFTP server configuration
  321. Telnet/SSH
  322. Figure 267. Telnet/SSH server configuration
  323. Utilities
  324. snmp configuration
  325. snmp trap
  326. NMP v3 User
  327. Figure 270. SNMP v3 User configuration window
  328. system management
  329. Figure 271. System information
  330. System Reboot
  331. Figure 272. Reboot (APC)
  332. System Resource Management
  333. Retrieving and Configuring Threshold
  334. Managing Alarm and Event
  335. Retrieving Current Alarm
  336. Retrieving History
  337. Figure 276. History
  338. External Transmission Configuration
  339. Figure 277. Configuring alarm filter and level
  340. Managing Traffic Performance
  341. Managing Real-time Information Collection
  342. Managing License Key
  343. Figure 278. SLM License Search and Configuration Window
  344. Managing Old License Key
  345. Figure 279. Old License Installation Check Window
  346. syslog configuration
  347. Figure 280. Syslog window
  348. system upgrade
  349. Figure 281. Package upgrade (APC)
  350. configuration management
  351. Figure 282. Configuration information save icon
  352. Figure 284. Configuration Information Initialization window
  353. Configuration Synchronization
  354. Audit Configuration Information synchronization
  355. Debug and Diagnosis
  356. Retrieving Crash Information
  357. file management
  358. Retrieving Directory List
  359. Revising File
  360. File Download and Upload
  361. Retrieving Storage Media
  362. Managing File in Web UI
  363. Statistics Function
  364. ANNEX A. CLI Command Structure
  365. A.2 show
  366. A.3 clear
  367. A.4 debug
  368. A.5 file
  369. ANNEX B. Open Source Announcement (WEC8500/WEC8050)
  370. ANNEX C. Open Source Announcement (WEA300/WEA400 Series)
  371. ABBREVIATION
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WEC8500

Brand: Samsung | Category: Controller
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WEC8500

Brand: Samsung | Category: Control Unit
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
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  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. revision history
  15. Chapter 1 Access Point Controller System Overview
  16. Figure 1. System Structure for Wireless Enterprise Solution
  17. Network Configuration
  18. WEC8500/WEC8050 (APC) Operation Manual v10.1
  19. APC Configuration and Functions
  22. WEC8050 Configuration and Functions
  23. Figure 9. Status LED Configuration
  25. APC Application Configuration and Service Scenario
  26. Configuration of Multiple APC for Redundancy
  27. Figure 12. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Redundancy
  28. Clustering Configuration using Multiple APC (WEC8500/WEC8050)
  29. Figure 13. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Distributed Clustering Service
  30. Configuration of Multiple Sites Consisting of Headquarter and Branches
  31. Figure 15. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Multiple Sites consisting of Headquarter and Branches
  32. NAT Configuration between AP and APC
  33. Chapter 2 Basic System Configuration
  34. APC Management Port Configuration
  35. SNMP Community Configuration
  36. Using Web UI
  37. Managing Operator Account
  38. Figure 19. Operator Account Management Window
  39. Initial Setup Wizard
  40. Figure 21. Initial Setup Wizard Welcome Screen
  41. Service Setup Wizard
  42. Figure 24. WLAN Setup Wizard Step.2
  43. Figure 26. WLAN Setup Wizard Result Screen
  44. Remote AP Setup Wizard
  45. Figure 29. Remote AP Setup Wizard Step.2-ACL Rule (when selecting Tunnel Forwarding)
  46. Figure 31. Remote AP Setup Wizard Step.4 (when selecting Tunnel Forwarding)
  47. Figure 33. Remote AP Setup Wizard Step.2 (when selecting Local Bridging Forwarding)
  48. Figure 35. Remote AP Setup Wizard Result Screen
  49. NAT Setup Wizard
  50. Figure 38. NAT Setup Wizard Step. 3
  51. Redundancy Setup Wizard
  52. Figure 41. Redundancy Setup Wizard Step. 2
  53. Figure 43. Redundancy Setup Wizard Result Screen
  54. Chapter 3 Data Network Function
  55. Figure 44. Port Management Window
  56. Figure 45. Port Configuration Change Window
  57. Interface Configuration
  58. Figure 46. Interfaces Window (1)
  59. Managing Interface Group
  60. Figure 49. Interface Group Window (1)
  61. Figure 50. Interface Group Window (2)
  62. VLAN Configuration
  63. Bridge
  64. Spanning Tree
  65. Figure 51. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (1)
  66. Figure 53. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (3)
  67. Layer 3 Protocol Configuration
  68. IP Multicast Routing Configuration
  69. Figure 55. OSPF Configuration Window
  70. VRRP Configuration
  71. Configuring IPWATCHD
  72. Figure 59. IPWATCHD Configuration Window
  73. ACL Configuration
  74. Figure 60. ACL Configuration Window
  75. Figure 62. ACL Interface Configuration Window (1)
  76. Class-map Configuration
  77. Policy-map Configuration
  78. Service Policy Configuration
  79. Figure 65. Time Profile Configuration Window (1)
  80. Figure 67. Applying to ACL
  81. OS-AWARE
  82. Multicast to Unicast
  83. IP Multicast Configuration
  84. Figure 69. PIM-SM Configuration Window (1)
  85. Figure 72. PIM-SM Configuration Window (4)
  86. IGMP Snooping
  87. Figure 73. IGMP Snooping Config Window
  88. Figure 76. IGMP Snooping Mroute Creation Window (3)
  89. Deep Packet Inspection
  90. Configuring Application Group
  91. Checking Statistics by Category
  92. Figure 82. WLAN/Device Statistics Screen
  93. Figure 83. WLAN Statistics Screen
  94. Figure 84. Device Statistics Screen
  95. mDNS Snooping
  96. Figure 85. mDNS Snooping Activation Window
  97. Figure 87. mDNS Snooping Profile Configuration
  98. IPv6 Station
  99. Chapter 4 AP Connection Management
  100. Management Interface Configuration
  101. CAPWAP Configuration
  102. AP Registration (Auto Discovery) Configuration
  103. Managing AP File Transmission
  104. Figure 95. Redundancy Configuration Window
  105. Figure 96. AP Retrieving Window
  106. Figure 97. AP Redundancy Configuration Window
  107. AP Management
  108. Figure 98. AP Groups Configuration Window
  109. Figure 100. General Configuration Window for AP Group
  110. Figure 101. AP Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  111. Figure 102. WLAN Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  112. Figure 103. 802.11a/n/ac Window for AP Group
  113. Figure 104. 802.11b/g/n Window for AP Group
  114. Figure 105. Wired Window of AP Group
  115. Figure 106. AP Group SSL Configuration
  116. Configuring Remote AP Group
  117. Figure 108. Remote AP Group Add/Remove Window
  118. Figure 110. Local Authentication Configuration Window for Remote AP Group
  119. Figure 112. Window for Configuring Local Bridging Forwarding of Remote AP Group
  120. Figure 113. Remote AP Group's DHCP configure window
  121. Configure Mesh AP Group
  122. Figure 115. AP Group Add/Remove Window
  123. Figure 116. Define Mesh AP Group
  124. AP Time Synchronization per Group
  125. AP Configuration
  126. Figure 118. Adding Access Points
  127. Figure 119. AP Profile Setting (1)
  128. Figure 120. AP Profile Setting (2)
  129. Figure 121. AP Mode Configuration
  130. Figure 122. AP CLI Account Add/Remove Window
  131. Figure 123. AP SNMP v1/v2c Community Configuration Window
  132. Figure 125. Wired Window of AP
  133. Information Management
  134. Figure 126. AP Ports Window
  135. Outdoor AP Configuration
  136. AP Package Upgrade
  137. Figure 130. AP Upgrade
  138. Figure 132. AP Upgrade-Individual
  139. Remote AP Package Upgrade
  140. Figure 134. Remote AP Group Upgrade Activation_1
  141. Figure 135. Remote AP Group Upgrade Activation_2
  142. Figure 136. Checking Master AP Configuration
  143. Figure 137. Checking Master AP Configuration
  144. Figure 138. AP Package Configuration
  145. Figure 139. Starting AP Upgrade
  146. Figure 140. Restarting and Upgrading AP
  147. Chapter 5 WLAN Management
  148. Figure 141. WLAN Basic Configuration (1)
  149. WLAN Additional Configuration
  150. WLAN-Based ACL Configuration
  151. Managing Root Service
  152. Figure 144. Root Service Management (1)
  153. MCS Configuration Management per WLAN
  154. IOT Configuration Management per WLAN
  155. Figure 150. IOT Configuration Management Window per WLAN
  156. Local Switching
  157. Figure 151. Local Switching Configuration Window of WLAN
  158. Figure 152. Split ACL Configuration Window of WLAN Allocated to AP
  159. Security and Authentication
  160. Figure 154. Initialization of WLAN Security Function
  161. WPA/WPA2 PSK Configuration
  162. Figure 155. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (1)
  163. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration
  164. Figure 157. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (1)
  165. Static WEP Configuration
  166. Dynamic WEP Configuration
  167. Figure 160. Dynamic WEP Configuration Window
  168. DHCP Configuration
  169. Figure 162. DHCP Pool (1)
  170. Figure 163. DHCP Pool (2)
  171. DHCP Relay
  172. DHCP Proxy
  173. Option 82 Configuration
  174. Figure 166. Option 82 Configuration (1)
  175. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration
  176. Figure 168. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration (1)
  177. Figure 169. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration (2)
  178. Radio Service Configuration
  179. Figure 171. Radio Service Configuration
  180. Hotspot 2.0 Features
  181. Figure 173. Venue Name Configuration Window
  182. NAI Realm Configuration
  183. Connection Capability Configuration
  184. Advanced Configuration
  185. Figure 182. Advanced Configuration Window
  186. Chapter 6 Wi-Fi Configuration
  187. Figure 183. 802.11a/b/g/n Radio (1)
  188. Figure 184. 802.11a/b/g/n Radio (2)
  189. n Configuration
  190. Figure 186. 802.11/b/g/n Operational Type and OptionsWindow
  191. ac Configuration
  192. Figure 188. 802.11a/n/ac Operational Type and OptionsWindow
  193. Figure 189. 802.11a/n/ac MCS SettingWindow
  194. Wi-Fi QoS Configuration
  195. QoS Configuration of AP
  196. Configuring QoS Profile of a Specific Terminal
  197. Figure 193. Configuring QoS Profile of a Specific Terminal
  198. Voice Optimization Configuration
  199. Figure 194. Configuring Voice Optimization by Radio
  200. h Configuration
  201. Country Code
  202. Figure 198. Country Code Window
  203. Figure 199. AP Country Code Configuration
  204. Chapter 7 WLAN Additional Services
  205. Connection History related Configuration
  206. Handover Management
  207. Inter APC Handover Configuration
  208. Call Admission Control (CAC) Configuration
  209. Voice CAC Configuration
  210. Video CAC Configuration
  211. Figure 205. Admission Control Configuration Window
  212. Radio Resource Management (RRM)
  213. DPC Configuration
  214. DCS Configuration
  215. CHDC Configuration
  216. Sleeping Cell Detection
  217. Energy Saving Groups
  218. Energy Saving Auto Classification
  219. Location Tracking
  220. Configures Location Tracking Scan
  221. Controlling Usage per User
  222. Figure 210. Controlling Usage per User
  223. Remote Packet Capture
  224. Clustering
  225. Figure 211. Clustering Window
  226. Limiting the Number of Connected Users
  227. Connection Limitation per WLAN
  228. Figure 216. Configuring Connection Limitation per WLAN
  229. Voice Statistics and Communication Failure Detection
  230. Detecting WLAN-based Communication Failure
  231. Figure 218. Detecting WLAN-Based Communication Failure
  232. Voice Signal and Media Monitoring
  233. Figure 219. VoIP Stations Retrieval Screen
  234. Figure 220. Active Call Retrieval Screen
  235. Checking Voice Related Quality Information
  236. Multicast Stream Admission Control
  237. Figure 222. Admission Control Configuration Window
  238. Wi-Fi Band Steering
  239. Figure 223. Configure ON/OFF for Proportional Band Steering function
  240. Wi-Fi Load Balancing
  241. Figure 225. Configuring Load Balancing Function
  242. Station-based/AirTime-based Adaptive Load Balancing
  243. Setting AP Group Parameter
  244. Setting AP Parameters
  245. Open API Service
  246. Service Account
  247. Chapter 8 Security
  248. Figure 228. RADIUS Server Configuration
  249. Internal RADIUS Server
  250. Unauthorized AP/Terminal Detection and Blocking
  251. Figure 231. Managed Rule Configuration Window
  252. Figure 233. Unmanaged Rule Configuration Window
  253. Figure 234. Unmanaged Rule Addition Window
  254. Figure 235. List Window to Manually Change Classification
  255. Figure 237. List Window to Manually Remove
  256. Figure 238. Manual Remove Change Window in AP Detail Screen
  257. Figure 239. Configuration Window for Unauthorized AP Detection Option
  258. Figure 240. Configuration Window for Unauthorized Station Detection Option
  259. Figure 241. Configuration Window for Channel Validation
  260. Figure 242. AP blacklist Configuration Window
  261. Figure 243. Managed AP Window
  262. Figure 246. Managed SSID Window
  263. Figure 248. Managed/Neighbor AP List Addition Window
  264. Enabling Blocking Function
  265. Figure 251. List Window for Blocking AP
  266. Figure 252. List Window for Blocking Station
  267. Figure 253. Automatic Blocking Configuration Window
  268. Captive Portal
  269. Configuring Pre-Auth ACL
  270. Configuring Web Authentication
  271. Configuring Web Authentication on MAC Authentication Failure
  272. Figure 259. WLAN Layer 2 Security Configuration Window
  273. Configuring Web Pass-through
  274. Configuring One Time Redirection
  275. Configure Captive Portal Service Port
  276. Redirection Address Format
  277. Captive Portal Web Page Configuration
  278. Captive Portal Authentication Cache List
  279. NAT and Firewall Configuration
  280. Access List Configuration
  281. NAT Configuration
  282. Figure 266. NAT Configuration (1)
  283. Figure 267. NAT Configuration (2)
  284. MAC Filter
  285. Figure 268. MAC Configuration
  286. Figure 270. MAC Entry Configuration (2)
  287. Figure 271. MAC Entry Configuration (3)
  288. Operator Authentication through Interoperation with TACACS+ Server
  289. Configuring Authentication Type of Operator Account
  290. Figure 273. Operator Account Authentication Type Configuration Window
  291. Role Based Access Control
  292. Configuring Derivation Profile
  293. Figure 276. Derivation Profile Configuration
  294. Figure 279. Derivation Profile Add Configuration
  295. Figure 280. WLAN Derivation Profile Configuration
  296. Configuring Remote IP ACL
  297. Figure 282. Remote IP ACL Configuration
  298. Configure Remote Acl Profile
  299. Figure 286. Remote Acl Profile Configuration
  300. Figure 288. Remote Acl Profile Edit Configuration
  301. Figure 290. Remote IP ACL Configuration Synchronization-All
  302. Figure 291. Remote IP ACL Configuration Synchronization-Remote Group
  303. External BYOD Server
  304. Captive Portal Configuration
  305. External LDAP Server
  306. Chapter 9 IP Application
  307. DNS Proxy Configuration
  308. Figure 295. DNS Proxy
  309. Figure 296. NTP Client Configuration
  310. FTP/sFTP
  311. Figure 297. FTP/SFTP Server Configuration
  312. Telnet/SSH
  313. Figure 298. Telnet/SSH Server Configuration
  314. Utilities
  315. Chapter 10 System Management
  316. SNMP Trap
  317. SNMP v3 User
  318. Figure 301. SNMP v3 User Configuration Window
  319. System Management
  320. Figure 302. System Information
  321. System Reboot
  322. Figure 303. Reboot (APC)
  323. Dashboard
  324. Usage
  325. AP Groups
  326. Figure 307. AP Groups Screen
  327. Application
  328. System Resource Management
  329. Retrieving and Configuring Threshold
  330. Figure 309. Configuring SNMP Alarm Threshold
  331. Managing Alarm and Event
  332. Retrieving History
  333. External Transmission Configuration
  334. Figure 312. Configuring Alarm Filter and Level
  335. Managing Traffic Performance
  336. Managing Real-time Information Collection
  337. Managing License Key
  338. Managing Old License Key
  339. Figure 314. Old License Installation Check Window
  340. Syslog Configuration
  341. Figure 315. Syslog Window
  342. Upgrade
  343. Figure 316. Package Upgrade (APC)
  344. Configuration Management
  345. Figure 317. Configuration Information Save Icon
  346. Figure 318. DB Backup/Restore
  347. Configuration Synchronization
  348. Audit Configuration Information synchronization
  349. Debug and Diagnosis
  350. Retrieving Crash Information
  351. File Management
  352. Retrieving Directory List
  353. Retrieve File Content
  354. Retrieving Storage Media
  355. Managing File in Web UI
  356. Statistics Function
  357. configure
  358. debug
  359. file
  360. Appendix C Open Source Announcement (WEC8500/WEC8050)
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Table of contents
  1. Purpose
  2. Conventions
  3. Console Screen Output
  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. APC Overview
  18. Figure 1. System Structure for Wireless Enterprise Solution
  19. Network Configuration
  20. APC Configuration and Functions
  21. Figure 5. Management Port Configuration
  22. Figure 6. Optic port configuration
  23. Figure 7. Power module configuration
  24. WEC8050 Configuration and Functions
  25. Figure 10. Ethernet Port Configurations
  26. APC Application Configuration and Service Scenario
  27. Configuration of Multiple APC for Redundancy
  28. Clustering Configuration using Multiple APC (WEC8500)
  29. Figure 13. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Distributed Clustering Service
  30. Figure 14. Example of W-EP Wireless LAN System Configuration for Centralized Clustering Service
  31. Configuration of Multiple Sites Consisting of Headquarter and Branches
  32. NAT Configuration between AP and APC
  33. CHAPTER 2. Basic System Configuration
  34. Managing Operator Account
  35. APC Management Port Configuration
  36. Using Web UI
  37. WEC Main Window
  39. CHAPTER 3. Data Network Function
  40. Figure 21. Port Management Window
  41. Figure 22. Port Configuration Change Window
  42. Interface Configuration
  43. Figure 23. Interfaces Window (1)
  44. Figure 24. Interfaces Window (2)
  45. Managing Interface Group
  46. Figure 27. Interface Group Window (2)
  47. VLAN Configuration
  48. Bridge
  49. Spanning Tree
  50. Figure 28. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (1)
  51. Figure 29. Spanning Tree Configuration Window (2)
  52. Layer 3 Protocol Configuration
  53. IP Multicast Routing Configuration
  54. PIM Configuration
  55. Figure 32. OSPF Configuration Window
  56. VRRP Configuration
  57. Figure 33. VRRP-Operation Window
  58. Configuring IPWATCHD
  59. ACL Configuration
  60. Figure 37. ACL Configuration Window
  61. Figure 39. ACL Interface Configuration Window (1)
  62. Class-map Configuration
  63. Policy-map Configuration
  64. Service Policy Configuration
  65. Time Profile
  66. Figure 43. Time Profile Configuration Window (2)
  67. Figure 44. Applying to ACL
  68. OS-AWARE
  69. Multicast to Unicast
  71. Figure 48. PIM-SM Configuration Window (3)
  72. IGMP Snooping
  73. Figure 50. IGMP Snooping Config Window
  74. Figure 52. IGMP Snooping Mroute Creation Window (2)
  75. APC Management
  76. Figure 55. APC List Management Window
  77. Management Interface Configuration
  78. CAPWAP Configuration
  79. AP Registration (Auto Discovery) Configuration
  80. Managing AP File Transmission
  81. Figure 58. Redundancy Configuration Window
  82. Figure 59. AP retrieving window
  83. Figure 60. AP redundancy Configuration Window
  84. AP Management
  85. Figure 61. AP groups configuration Window
  86. Figure 63. General Configuration Window for AP Group
  87. Figure 64. AP Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  88. Figure 65. WLAN Add/Remove Window for AP Group
  89. Figure 66. 802.11a/n Window for AP Group
  90. Figure 67. 802.11b/g/n Window for AP Group
  91. advanced configuration
  92. Figure 68. Advanced Configuration Window for AP Group
  93. Configuring Remote AP Group
  94. Figure 69. Remote AP Group Add/Remove Window
  95. Figure 70. AP Add/Remove Window for Remote AP Group
  96. Figure 71. Local Authentication Configuration Window for Remote AP Group
  97. Figure 72. ACL Settings Synchronization-All
  98. AP Time Synchronization per Group
  99. Figure 74. AP Time Synchronization Configuration Options
  100. AP Configuration
  101. Figure 76. AP Profile Setting (1)
  102. Figure 77. AP Profile Setting (2)
  103. Figure 78. AP mode configuration
  104. Figure 79. AP CLI Account Add/Remove Window
  105. Figure 80. AP SNMP v1/v2c Community Configuration Window
  106. Information Management
  107. Figure 82. AP Ports window
  108. Figure 84. AP Tech Support Information Receiving Window
  109. Outdoor AP Configuration
  110. AP Package Upgrade
  111. Figure 86. AP upgrade
  112. Figure 88. AP upgrade-individual
  113. Remote AP Package Upgrade
  114. Figure 90. Remote AP Group Upgrade Activation_1
  115. Figure 91. Remote AP Group Upgrade Activation_2
  116. Figure 92. Checking Master AP Configuration
  117. Figure 94. AP Package Configuration
  118. Figure 95. Starting AP Upgrade
  119. Figure 96. Restarting and Upgrading AP
  120. CHAPTER 5. WLAN Management
  121. Figure 97. WLAN basic configuration (1)
  122. WLAN Additional Configuration
  123. WLAN-based ACL Configuration
  124. Figure 99. WLAN-based ACL configuration
  125. Managing Root Service
  126. Figure 100. Root service management (1)
  127. Local Switching
  128. Figure 102. Local Switching Configuration Window of WLAN
  129. Figure 103. VLAN/ACL/Pre-Auth.ACL Configuration Window of WLAN Allocated to AP
  130. Security and Authentication
  131. Figure 104. Initialization of WLAN security function
  132. WPA/WPA2 PSK Configuration
  133. Figure 105. WPA/WPA2 PSK configuration
  134. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration
  135. Figure 106. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (1)
  136. Figure 107. WPA/WPA2 802.1x Configuration (2)
  137. Static WEP Configuration
  138. Figure 108. Static WEP configuration
  139. Dynamic WEP Configuration
  140. Figure 109. Dynamic WEP Configuration Window
  141. DHCP Configuration
  142. dhcp pool
  143. Figure 111. DHCP Pool (1)
  144. DHCP Relay
  145. DHCP Proxy
  146. Option 82 Configuration
  147. Figure 115. Option 82 configuration (1)
  148. Primary/Secondary Server Configuration
  149. Figure 117. Primary/Secondary server configuration (1)
  150. Figure 119. Primary/Secondary server configuration (3)
  151. Radio Service Configuration
  152. Figure 120. Radio service configuration
  153. CHAPTER 6. Wi-Fi Configuration
  154. Figure 121. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (1)
  155. Figure 122. 802.11a/b/g/n radio (2)
  156. n Configuration
  157. ac Configuration
  158. Wi-Fi QoS Configuration
  159. Figure 123. QoS configuration of a wireless terminal (1)
  160. QoS Configuration of AP
  161. Figure 125. QoS configuration of AP (wireless section)
  162. Configuring QoS Profile of a Specific Terminal
  163. Figure 126. Configuring QoS profile of a specific terminal
  164. Voice Optimization Configuration
  165. h Configuration
  166. Figure 128. Configuring 802.11h
  167. Country Code
  168. Figure 129. Country code window (1)
  169. Figure 130. Country code window (2)
  170. CHAPTER 7. WLAN Additional Services
  171. Connection History related Configuration
  172. Handover Management
  173. Inter APC Handover Configuration
  174. Call Admission Control (CAC) Configuration
  175. Figure 133. SIP ALG configuration window
  176. Voice CAC Configuration
  177. Figure 134. Admission control configuration of 802.11a/n
  178. Video CAC Configuration
  179. Figure 135. 802.11a/n Admission Control Configuration Window
  180. Radio Resource Management (RRM)
  181. DPC Configuration
  182. Figure 137. DPC settings
  183. DCS Configuration
  184. CHDC Configuration
  185. Figure 139. CHDC settings
  186. Sleeping Cell Detection
  187. Energy Saving
  188. Location Tracking
  189. Spectrum Analysis
  190. Spectrum Analysis Configuration
  191. Interference Type Configuration
  192. Controlling Usage per User
  193. Figure 141. Controlling Usage per User
  194. Remote Packet Capture
  195. Clustering
  196. Figure 142. Clustering window
  197. Limiting the Number of Connected Users
  198. Connection Limitation per WLAN
  199. Figure 145. Configuring connection limitation per WLAN
  200. Voice Statistics and Communication Failure Detection
  201. Figure 146. Voice statistics
  202. Detecting WLAN-based Communication Failure
  203. Voice Signal and Media Monitoring
  204. Figure 148. VoIP Stations Retrieval Screen
  205. Figure 149. Active Call Retrieval Screen
  206. Checking Voice Related Quality Information
  207. Multicast Stream Admission Control
  208. Figure 151. 802.11a/n Admission Control Configuration Window
  209. CHAPTER 8. Security
  210. Figure 152. RADIUS server configuration
  211. configuring mac authentication
  212. Internal RADIUS Server
  213. Unauthorized AP/Terminal Detection and Blocking
  214. Detection
  215. Figure 154. Managed Rule Configuration Window
  216. Figure 156. Unmanaged Rule Configuration Window
  217. Figure 158. List Window to Manually Change Classification
  218. Figure 160. List Window to Manually Remove
  219. Figure 161. Manual Remove Change Window in AP Detail Screen
  220. Figure 162. Configuration Window for Unauthorized AP Detection Option
  221. Figure 163. Configuration Window for Unauthorized Station Detection Option
  222. Figure 164. Configuration Window for Channel Validation
  223. Figure 165. AP blacklist Configuration Window
  224. Figure 167. Station blacklist Search/Configuration Window
  225. Figure 169. Managed SSID Window
  226. Figure 170. Managed/Neighbor AP Search/Configuration Window
  227. Figure 172. Station Allowed Limit Configuration Window
  228. Captive Portal
  229. Guest Connection Configuration
  230. Figure 175. Guest User Configuration Window
  231. Figure 178. Web Auth Configuration Window
  232. WEB Pass-through
  233. Figure 179. Web Pass-through Configuration Window
  234. NAT and Firewall Configuration
  235. Figure 181. Firewall configuration (2)
  236. Access List Configuration
  237. NAT Configuration
  238. Figure 183. NAT configuration (1)
  239. MAC Filter
  240. Figure 185. MAC configuration
  241. Figure 187. MAC entry configuration(2)
  242. Operator Authentication through Interoperation with TACACS+ Server
  243. Figure 189. TTACACS+ Server Configuration Window
  244. Configuring Authentication Type of Operator Account
  245. CHAPTER 9. IP Application
  246. DNS Proxy Configuration
  247. Figure 192. DNS proxy
  248. Figure 193. NTP client configuration
  249. FTP/sFTP
  250. Figure 194. FTP/SFTP server configuration
  251. Telnet/SSH
  252. Figure 195. Telnet/SSH server configuration
  253. Utilities
  254. CHAPTER 10. System Management
  255. SNMP Trap
  256. Figure 197. SNMP trap configuration
  257. System Management
  258. Figure 198. System information
  259. System Reboot
  260. Figure 200. Reboot (AP)
  261. System Resource Management
  262. Retrieving and Configuring Threshold
  263. Managing Alarm and Event
  264. Retrieving Current Alarm
  265. Retrieving History
  266. Figure 203. History
  267. External Transmission Configuration
  268. Figure 204. Configuring alarm filter and level
  269. Managing Traffic Performance
  270. Managing Real-time Information Collection
  271. Managing License Key
  272. Figure 205. SLM License Search and Configuration Window
  273. Managing Old License Key
  274. Figure 206. Old License Installation Check Window
  275. Syslog Configuration
  276. Figure 207. Syslog window
  277. Upgrade
  278. Figure 208. Package upgrade (APC)
  279. Configuration Management
  280. Figure 209. DB Backup/Restore
  281. Debug and Diagnosis
  282. Retrieving Crash Information
  283. File Management
  284. Retrieving Directory List
  285. Revising File
  286. File Download and Upload
  287. Retrieving Storage Media
  288. Managing File in Web UI
  289. ANNEX A. CLI Command Structure
  290. A.2 show
  291. A.3 clear
  292. A.4 debug
  293. A.5 file
  294. ANNEX B. Open Source Announcement (WEC8500/WEC8050)
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Table of contents
  1. Purpose
  2. Conventions
  3. WEEE Symbol Information
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. CHAPTER 1. System Management
  8. Booting failure due to physically damaged disk
  9. Booting failure due to file system error
  10. Booting failure due to damaged kernel image
  11. System Messages (Alarms/Events)
  12. System log message is not displayed
  13. Incorrect alarms are generated
  14. Syslog messages are not sent to the syslog server
  15. Upgrade Failures
  16. Upgrade completed successfully but the system was not booted successfully due to an error in the upgraded package
  17. Problem in Process Operation
  18. Device-related Alarms
  19. Temperature Sensor Fail Alarm
  20. Fan Fail Alarm
  21. Disk Usage Alarm
  22. Disk Full Alarm
  23. SNMP
  24. Trap cannot be sent
  25. Configuration Management
  26. Error when executing 'import
  27. Error when executing 'export
  28. Access error
  29. Login error
  30. CHAPTER 2. WLAN Management
  31. Access Authentication of Wireless Station
  32. PSK authentication failure
  33. Static WEP access failure
  34. Additional WLAN Services
  35. Spectrum analysis is not provided
  36. Max clients restriction function does not work
  37. CAPWAP Status is not RUN
  38. AP management IP in APC setting error
  39. AP registration error
  40. Automatic Upgrade does not Work on AP
  41. Problem Creating APs
  42. CHAPTER 4. Security Management
  43. Cannot Detect Unauthorized APs
  44. CHAPTER 5. Wi-Fi Management
  45. Problem with Tx Power Settings
  46. RRM does not Work
  47. Location Tracking does not Work
  48. A.1 crash log
  49. A.2 trace log
  50. A.3 debug log
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