Name: Cisco Catalyst 3850
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Converged Wired and Wireless Access

Provisioning a Small Branch WLAN

Best Practice User Guide for the Catalyst 3850 and Catalyst 3650 Switch Series

Note By default, the broadcast SSID is enabled, and the WLAN/SSID information is sent in the beacons. The

no broadcast-ssid command can be used to hide the SSID from being broadcast or made visible to end

clients. When the SSID broadcast is disabled, the end-users will still be able to connect to the SSID by

explicitly entering the SSID information manually in the wireless client network properties.

Configure QoS to Secure the WLAN

Step 2 Configure a service policy on the ingress direction to properly classify traffic.

All ingress traffic is classified the same as wired traffic. On egress, the secure WLAN is given the

majority of the available bandwidth.

QoS configuration for a secure WLAN assumes that there is another WLAN with lower priority, such as

a guest or open WLAN. The end users on a secure WLAN should not be impacted by non-critical traffic

on other WLANs.

All WLANs share the default port_child_policy egress service policy. This policy is configured by

default and does not need to be explicitly configured on a WLAN.

wlan secure_WLAN 2 CISCO_WLAN

shutdown

service-policy client input wlan-Entr-Client-Input-Policy

service-policy output wlan-Entr-SSID-Output-policy

no shutdown

exit

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