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General| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
|---|---|
| Model | Stratix 5100 |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Outlines the methods available for configuring and monitoring the wireless device.
Provides instructions for installing the Stratix 5100 WAP on a flat surface and lists required items.
Guides on accessing the Device Manager via web browser using the access point's IP address.
Explains how to obtain or assign an IP address for the access point using DHCP or static assignment.
Details how to configure security settings to prevent unauthorized network access.
Details the Easy Setup feature for configuring basic network settings like system name and IP address.
Provides CLI commands to reset the access point to factory default settings.
Details methods to prevent unauthorized users from reconfiguring the device and viewing information.
Explains how to use 'enable secret' command for improved password security and encryption.
Describes how to configure local username and password pairs for user authentication.
Explains how to control administrator access to the wireless device using RADIUS.
Details how to configure the access point to act as a DHCP server for assigning IP settings.
Provides steps to enable the access point's radio interface, which is disabled by default.
Explains how to set transmit power based on radio type and regulatory domain.
Details how to configure and manage multiple SSIDs and assign different configuration settings.
Explains STP as a Layer 2 protocol providing path redundancy and preventing network loops.
Explains how access points can serve as local authenticators for wireless LANs.
Provides guidelines and an overview for setting up a local authenticator.
Details the two modes of MAC authentication: MAC Authentication Only and MAC authentication co-existing with EAP.
Guides on configuring static WEP keys, including key slots, size, and encryption type.
Details compatible cipher suites for WPA and CCKM authenticated key management.
Provides highest security for wireless networks using EAP and RADIUS server for mutual authentication.
Details Cisco Centralized Key Management (CCKM) for seamless roaming without RADIUS server involvement.
Describes WPA as a security enhancement leveraging TKIP and 802.1X for data protection and key management.
Describes fast reassociation for mobile client devices roaming between access points without RADIUS server involvement.
Explains WIDS features for detecting and preventing attacks on wireless LAN infrastructure.
Provides instructions on how to configure WDS on your network.
Describes how to configure access points for fast, secure roaming for associated client devices.
Explains Management Frame Protection operation for security of management messages.
Describes how to enable and configure RADIUS for network security and access control.
Guides on defining named lists of authentication methods and applying them to interfaces.
Details how AAA authorization limits services based on user profile information.
Describes how to control administrator access using TACACS+ for authentication and authorization.
Provides steps to configure QoS on the access point using the web browser interface.
Details how to allow or disallow forwarding of packets based on specific MAC addresses.
Provides instructions for setting up an access point as a repeater.
Provides steps to configure an access point as a workgroup bridge.
Describes how to configure system message logging, including message format and destinations.
Guides on checking status indicators on the access point for troubleshooting communication issues.
Provides methods to reset the configuration to factory defaults via MODE button or web browser.
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