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Summit WM Technical Reference Guide, Software Version 5.1 91

Summit WM Controller WM20 power and maintenance

procedures

The power and maintenance procedures for the Summit WM Controller WM20 is similar to the Summit

WM Controller WM200/2000. For more information, see “Powering off the Summit WM Controller

WM200/2000” on page 88.

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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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