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supplicant Usually a laptop or other device that requires authentication or has to access

service from a network point of attachment

Tx Transmit or Transmission

WISP Wireless ISP

WLAN Wireless Local Area Network

WM-AD WM Access Domain

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Guide9
- Who Should Use this Guide9
- What Is in this Guide9
- Formatting Conventions10
- Documentation Feedback10
- Protocols and Standards11
Chapter 1: System Capacities13
- Summit WM Controller WM20/WM200/200013
- Summit WM Controller WM100/WM100013
- Altitude Access Point14
- Feature Capacities15
Chapter 2: Configuration of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)17
- Service Location Protocol (SLP) (RFC2608)18
- DHCP Options for Service Location Protocol (RFC2610)18
- SLP Directory Agent Option (Option 78)18
- SLP Service Scope Option (Option 79)19
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - Summit WM Controller and AP Discovery and Other Services20
- DHCP Setup Using the Internal DHCP Server22
- DHCP Setups for Relayed WM-Ad's and AP Deployment Networks23
- DHCP Configuration Example: OSC Dhcpd on Linux23
- General Options25
- Summit WM Access Point Discovery Mechanism25
Chapter 3: Rogue Access Point Detection29
Chapter 4: Creating the Windows Security Infrastructure31
- Intranet Wireless Deployment Steps32
- Step 1: Configuring the Certificate Infrastructure33
- Step 2: Configuring Active Directory for Accounts and Groups38
- Step 3: Configuring the Primary IAS Server38
  - Step 3A: Configuring IAS38
  - Step 3B: Configuring a Wireless Remote Access Policy41
- Step 4: Configuring the Secondary IAS Server (if Applicable)46
- Step 5: Deploying and Configuring Wireless Aps47
- Step 6: Configuring Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies Group Policy Settings47
- Step 7: Installing Computer Certificates on Wireless Client Computers for EAP-TLS48
- Step 8: Installing User Certificates on Wireless Client Computers for EAP-TLS49
- Step 9: Configuring Wireless Clients for EAP-TLS51
- Step 10: Configuring Wireless Client Computers for PEAP-MS-CHAP V252
- Additional Intranet Wireless Deployment Configurations54
Chapter 5: Windows Recommendations and Best Practices59
- Security59
- Pki59
- Wireless Aps60
- Wireless Network Adapters60
- Active Directory61
- Radius61
- Scalability62
- Using Computer-Only Authentication62
  - Configuring Computer-Only Authentication Using the Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies Group Policy Extension63
  - Enabling Computer-Only Authentication Using the Registry63
- Summary64
Chapter 6: Summit WM Controller Diagnostics65
- Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 Diagnostics65
- Summit WM Controller WM20 Diagnostics73
Chapter 7: Hardware Maintenance79
- Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 Maintenance79
- Summit WM Controller WM20 Maintenance89
  - Summit WM Controller WM20 Power and Maintenance Procedures91
Chapter 8: WDS - Wireless Distribution Service93
- Summit WM LAN WDS Solution Overview93
- Using WDS97
Chapter 9: AP as 802.1X Supplicant103
- Credential Management103
- Authentication with 802.1X107
  - EAP-TLS Authentication108
  - EAP-PEAP Authentication109
- Configuring Aps for .1X Authentication109
- Verifying the AP .1X Configuration112
- Limits and Technical Data113
Chapter 10: MAC Based Authentication115
- How MAC-Based Authentication Works115
- Roaming116
- Radius Redundancy116
- Rejection and Failure116
- Additional RADIUS Attributes116
- Assumptions/Recommendations117
- Use Cases117
- Vendor Interoperability117
Chapter 11: SNMP Mibs119
- If-Mib119
- Rfc1213120
- Ieee802Dot11-MIB120
- Proprietary Mibs121
Chapter 12: Freeradius and Security123
- Overview123
- Configuration123
- Debugging Freeradius126
Chapter 13: RADIUS Attributes127
- RADIUS Vendor-Specific Attributes (Vsas)127
- RADIUS Accounting128
- Supported Attributes in RADIUS Authentication and RADIUS Response Messages130
Chapter 14: DRM - Dynamic Radio Management133
- Factors Influencing the Radio Environment133
- Site Survey and DRM135
- Automatic Channel Selection (ACS) Overview136
  - ACS Operation136
  - Using ACS137
- Automatic Transmit Power Control (ATPC) Overview140
  - ATPC Operation141
  - Using ATPC141
Chapter 15: Logs and Events147
- Startup_Manager (0)147
- Event_Server (1)149
- Config_Manager (2)155
- Stats_Server (3)157
- Security_Manager (4)159
- Ru_Manager (6)171
- Radius_Client (7)174
- Host_Service_Manager (8)177
- Vnmgr (9)177
- Stack_Adapter (10)184
- Cli (11)184
- Langley (13)185
- Nsm_Server (15)186
- Ospf_Server (17)187
- Cdr_Collector (23)188
- Rf_Data_Collector (36)193
- Remote_Ins (58)194
- Llc_Handler (62)199
- Radius_Accounting (64)200
- Ru_Sesmgr_Id (65)201
- Mu_Sesmgr_Id (66)203
- Filter_Mgr_Id (67)204
- Redirector4 (68)207
- Beast (75)207
- Beaconpoint (99)209
- Filter_Manager_Id (103)209
- Redir_Id (106)210
- Cpdp_Agent_Id (110)210
- Port_Info_J_Manager (118)210
- Echelon (126)211
Chapter 16: Reference Lists of Standards213
- RFC List213
- 802.11 Standards List214
- Supported Wi-Fi Alliance Standards215
Glossary217
Index221

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