What's Next; Configure Guest Access Services - Nortel 2350 User Manual

What's Next?

After creating Employee services, create additional services.
For information about configuring additional services, refer to the following:
• "Configure Guest Access Services" on page 69
• "Configure Voice over Wireless IP Service" on page 85
After creating additional services, create your RF environment, deploy the configuration, and enable monitoring.
For information about creating your the RF environment, refer to the following:
• "Using Auto-RF" on page 101
• "Using Auto-RF with Modelling" on page 109
• "Using RF Planning" on page 129
For information about deploying the configuration and enabling network monitoring, refer to
toring Your Network" on page

Configure Guest Access Services

Guest Access is access for visitors at your location and is typically clear (no encryption).
This section contains the following information about how to configure Guest access services:
• "Task Table" on page 70
• "Step Summary" on page 72
• "Optional: Configure Mobility Profiles" on page 84
Table 3 on page 70 contains the tasks to configure Guest access services. The "Step Summary" provides the config-
urable options to set. The table contains references to
references are provided in case you want to refer to detailed steps. However, be sure to use the configurable options for
Guest Access services set forth in the
your Guest Access services to limit access based on criteria, such as RF coverage area or time of day.
161.
"Example: Configure Employee Access" on page
"Step Summary" on page
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Configuring Wireless Services 69
72. Optionally, you can configure mobility profiles for
"Managing and Moni-
56. The