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RG-WLAN Series Access Controller
Web-Based Configuration Guide
Release 10.4 (1b19)p2
Version: V3.0

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  • Page 1 RG-WLAN Series Access Controller Web-Based Configuration Guide Release 10.4 (1b19)p2 Version: V3.0...

  • Page 2: Copyright Statement

    This document is provided “as is”. The contents of this document are subject to change without any notice. Please obtain the latest information through the Ruijie Networks website. Ruijie Networks endeavors to ensure content accuracy and will not shoulder any responsibility for losses and damages caused due to content omissions, inaccuracies or errors.

  • Page 3: Obtaining Technical Assistance

    This manual is intended for:  Network engineers  Technical support and servicing engineers  Network administrators Obtaining Technical Assistance  Ruijie Networks website: http://www.ruijienetworks.com/  http://webchat.ruijie.com.cn Online customer services:  http://www.ruijie.com.cn/service.aspx Customer service center:  Customer services hotline: +86-4008-111-000 ...
  • Page 4 { x | y | z } Alternative keywords are grouped in braces and separated by vertical bars. [ x | y | z ] Optional alternative keywords are grouped in brackets and separated by vertical bars. Symbols Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references. Means reader be careful.

  • Page 5: Default Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuring Web Management Understanding Web Management Overview Web management manages wireless network devices through browsers like IEs. Working Principle Web management involves a Web server and Web clients. The Web server is deployed on an AC to receive and process requests from Web clients (reading Web files or executing request commands), and returns processing results to the clients.
  • Page 6 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management To enable the Web service, see section "Typical Configuration Example of Web Management" in the following context. When entering values of configuration items (such as port description and VLAN description) via CLI, please try not to use spaces. Otherwise an error may occurred in Web Management. Configuring Web Management Enter the management IP address of the AC (such as http://192.168.110.1) into the browser address bar and press Enter to display the following page.
  • Page 7 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management...
  • Page 8 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 2 System Home Page Configuration description: System Home Page helps users learn about AC status and general network information as follows:AC resource status  System status tendency  Interface traffic tendency  Top 10 APs by health status ...

  • Page 9: Configuration Wizard

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Advanced > Roaming Management page by clicking the number after Roaming STAs. You can also go to the Monitor > User Info page by clicking More. Configuration Wizard Click the Configuration Wizard menu to enter the configuration wizard home page, which includes the sub-pages of Configuration Wizard Home Page, Wired Network Communications, AC-AP Communications, WLAN Configuration, AP Upgrade Configuration, and Other Configuration.
  • Page 10 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Wired Network Communications Figure 4 First Step of Configuration Wizard–Wired Network Communications Configuration description:Configure the port to external networks: Select and configure an AC port to communicate with external networks.(Optional) Wired communications configuration: Configure the VLAN for communications with external networks.
  • Page 11 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management AC-AP Communications Figure 5 Second Step of Configuration Wizard–AC-AP Communications Configuration description: Configure a loopback interface: The loopback interface is used to establish a communication channel for the AC to manage APs. Configure an AP address pool: When the AP address pool is on an external DHCP server, you only need to specify the VLAN connected with the DHCP server.

  • Page 12: Wlan Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management WLAN Configuration Figure 6 Third Step of Configuration Wizard–WLAN Configuration Configuration description: Create and configure a WLAN. Configure an access mode: Enable or disable the wireless security function and configures a wireless security type.
  • Page 13 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management AP Upgrade Configuration Figure 7 Fourth Step of Configuration Wizard–AP Update Configuration Configuration description: If the software versions of the AC and the AP do not match or if the AC and the AP are connected to each other for the first time, version upgrade is required to ensure that the AC can automatically upgrade the AP during the next upgrade of the AC version.

  • Page 14: Other Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Other Configuration Figure 8 Fifth Step of Configuration Wizard–Other Configuration Configuration description: Configure a Web communication VLAN: Manage the Vlan IP address for the Web administrator to log in to the Web UI. If the corresponding VLAN is changed, a new IP address is required for login. Configure a Web administrator password: Both the initial user name and the initial password of the administrator "admin."...

  • Page 15: System State

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management System State Figure 9 System State Configuration description: System Information: Display system information. System status tendency: Display the tendency of saturations of online APs and online STAs in the last 10 hours (Saturation of online APs = Number of Online APs/Maximum number of APs; Saturation of online STAs = Number of Online STAs/Maximum number of STAs).
  • Page 16 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Interface State Figure 10 Interface State Configuration description: Click Details, to open the window of Figure 11, which displays real-time traffic tendency of the specified port. Figure 11 Configuration Description Click Configuration to go to the Network Configuration > Port Management page.

  • Page 17: System Logs

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management System Logs Figure 12 System Logs Configuration description: Enter the specified keyword to query the matched log records. AP Info Click the AP Info menu to enter the following page. Figure 13 AP Info...
  • Page 18 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: Click Details to display general information about the specified AP, including RF information, traffic tendency, detailed information, and connection records. You can go to the Wireless Configuration Management page by clicking Edit in the table above. Figure 14 RF Information RF Information: Display RF information of the specified AP.
  • Page 19 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 16 Detailed Information Detailed Information: Display details about the specified AP. Figure 17 Connection Records Connection Records: Display records of the specified AP for connecting the AC in the last 24 hours.

  • Page 20: Client Info

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Client Info Click the Client Info menu to enter the following page. Figure 18 Client Info Configuration description: The page displays a list of current online STAs. To check details about the specified STA, click Details to open the window of Figure 19.
  • Page 21 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 20 Traffic Tendency Traffic Tendency: Display the general traffic tendency of the specified STA in the last 24 hours. Figure 21 Rate Tendency Rate Tendency: Display the general rate tendency of the specified STA.

  • Page 22: Device Monitoring

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 22 History Record y History Record: Display the STA records for connecting the AP in the latest 24 hours. Device Monitoring Click the Device Monitoring menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Rogue APs and Interference APs.

  • Page 23: Rogue Aps

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Rogue APs Figure 23 Rogue APs Configuration description: This page display rogue AP information detected by the system. Interference APs Figure 24 Interference APs Configuration description: This page display interference AP information detected by the system.

  • Page 24: Network Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Network Configuration Port Management Click the Port Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Basic Configuration, Port Aggregation and Port Mirroring. Basic Configuration Figure 25 Basic Configuration Configuration description: Edit a port: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 26. Figure 26 Port Editing Check port details: Click Details in the table above to open the window of Figure 27.

  • Page 25: Port Aggregation

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 27 Port Details Port Aggregation Figure 28 Port Aggregation Configuration description: Add an aggregation port: Enter the aggregation port number, select member ports and click Add. If the system prompts "Adding succeeded," the addition operation is finished and the panel displays the aggregation port. Edit an aggregation port: The aggregation ports that the panel displays are unavailable.

  • Page 26: Port Mirroring

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management ARP inspection-enabled ports, anti-ARP spoofing ports on major devices, MAC VLAN ports, and monitoring ports cannot be added to aggregation ports. They are displayed as unavailable on the panel. When you put the cursor on an unavailable port, the system prompts that the port is enabled with functions above and is unavailable.

  • Page 27: Vlan Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management VLAN Management Click the VLAN Management menu to enter the following page, which contains VLAN Settings and Port VLAN Settings. VLAN Settings Figure 30 VLAN Settings Configuration description: Add a VLAN: Enter a VLAN ID, a VLAN name, an IPv4 address, and an IPv6 address into the upper form on the page, and click Add to finish the addition operation.

  • Page 28: Route Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: Click Edit in the table above. Then the panel on the page displays the corresponding port position, and the upper form displays corresponding information. Modify information and click the Edit button to finish the editing operation.

  • Page 29: Ipv6 Route

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 34 Create Default Route Ipv6 Route Figure 35 Ipv6 Route Configuration description: Click Create Static Route to open the window of Figure 36. Click Create Default Route to open the window of Figure 37. To delete a specified route, click Delete and click OK in the displayed dialog box. Figure 36 Create Static Route Figure 37 Create Default Route...

  • Page 30: Dhcp Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management DHCP Configuration Click the DHCP Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Basic Configuration, Static Address, Reserved Address, Client Display, and DHCP SNOOPING. Basic Configuration Figure 38 Basic Configuration Configuration description: Add a DHCP server: Click Create DHCP Server to open the window of Figure 39.
  • Page 31 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management If you select the “DHCP Relay” networking mode, the Create DHCP Server link below is changed to Create DHCP Relay, and the DHCP server form is changed to the DHCP relay form. Add a DHCP relay agent: Click Create DHCP Relay to open the window of Figure 40. Configure parameters and click OK to finish the addition operation.
  • Page 32 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Reserved Address Figure 42 Reserved Address Configuration description: Add a reserved address: Enter parameters into the upper form on the page and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit a reserved address: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays information about the specified reserved address.

  • Page 33: Dhcp Snooping

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management DHCP SNOOPING Figure 44 DHCP SNOOPING Configuration description: Click Configure Trusted Port to open the window of Figure 45, and click Configure IP Source Guard to open the window of Figure 46. Figure 45 Configure Trusted Port...
  • Page 34 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 46 Configure IP Source Guard Click the STP menu to enter the following page.

  • Page 35: Wireless Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 47 STP Configuration description: Enable STP after selecting the uplink port connecting the Internet. Click Save to save the STP configuration. Then the table at the bottom of the page displays network topology change. Wireless Configuration Management Wireless Configuration Click the Wireless Configuration menu to enter the following interface.

  • Page 36: Wlan Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 48 Wireless Configuration Configuration description: Configure AC basic information: Modify parameters in the form above and click Save to finish the configuration. Configure a loopback interface: Add a loopback interface: Enter parameters of a loopback interface into the loopback interface configuration form, and click Add to compete the addition operation.
  • Page 37 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 49 WLAN Management Configuration description: Add a WLAN: Click WLAN Configuration Wizard to open the window of Figure 50. Configure parameters according to the wizard and click Finish to finish the addition operation. Edit a WLAN: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 50. Configure parameters according to the wizard and click Finish to finish the editing operation.
  • Page 38 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 51 WLAN Configuration Wizard WLAN mapping information: Configure mappings between WLAN and VLAN for the specified AP group.
  • Page 39 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 52 WLAN Configuration Wizard Web authentication configuration: Configure the security mode and confirm whether to enable Web authentication for the specified WLAN. AP Group Management Click the AP Group Management menu to enter the following page. Figure 53 AP Group Management Configuration description: Add an AP group: Enter parameters about the AP group into the form above and click Add to finish the addition...
  • Page 40 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 54 Edit AP Group...
  • Page 41 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 55 Edit AP Group Figure 56 Edit AP Group...
  • Page 42 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 57 Edit AP Group AP Management Click the AP Management menu to enter the following page. Figure 58 AP Management...
  • Page 43 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: Import APs in batches: Click Import APs in Batches to open the window of Figure 59. Upload an ap.txt file in the specified format and click Upload in Batches to finish the upload operation. Manually add APs: Click Manually add APs to open the window of Figure 60.
  • Page 44 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 61 Edit AP...
  • Page 45 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 62 Edit AP Figure 63 Edit AP Hardware Reset: You can restart the AP immediately by clicking Restart Device; and restart the AP with factory settings restored by clicking Restore Factory Settings.
  • Page 46 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 64 AP Details Interface Information: Display Ethernet interface information of the AP. Figure 65 AP Details RF Information: Display RF information of the AP.
  • Page 47 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 66 AP Details RF Management RF Configuration Click the RF Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Radio1 and Radio2. Radio1 Figure 67 Radio 1 Configuration description: The table above displays online APs. Click Config Radio in the table above to open the window of Figure 68. Enter parameters and click OK to configure Radio 1 for the specified AP.
  • Page 48 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 68 Configure ap1335 RF Information Radio2 Figure 69 Radio 2 Configuration description: The table above displays online APs. Click Config Radio in the table above to open the window of Figure 70. Enter parameters and click OK to configure Radio 2 for the specified AP.

  • Page 49: Rate Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 70 Configure ap1335 RF Information Rate Configuration Click the Rate Configuration menu to enter the following interface. Figure 71 Rate Configuration...
  • Page 50 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: 802.11a: Tick required rates and click OK to finish the 802.11a rate configuration. 802.11b: Tick required rates and click OK to finish the 802.11b rate configuration. 802.11g: Tick required rates and click OK to finish the 802.11g rate configuration. 802.11n: Enter the basic MCS index and click OK to finish the 802.11n rate configuration.
  • Page 51 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: RF group name: Set an RF group name. Radio set type: Specify the current radio type as 802.11a/n or 802.11b/g/n. Parameter Configuration for AP Monitoring: Set all parameters and click Save to finish the parameter configuration for AP monitoring of the specified radio set type.
  • Page 52 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure74 DCA Configuration description: Radio set type: Specify the current radio type as 802.11a/n or 802.11b/g/n. DCA configuration: Set DCA parameters and click Save to configure DCA parameters of the specified radio set type. DCA channel list: Select DCA channels and click Save to finish the DCA channel configuration of the specified radio type set.

  • Page 53: Security Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management TPC configuration: Set TCP parameters and click Save to finish the TCP parameter configuration of the specified radio set type. Blind area coverage Figure 76 Blind Area Coverage Configuration description: Radio set type: Specify the current radio type as 802.11a/n or 802.11b/g/n. Data RSSI: Set RSSI parameters.
  • Page 54 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management ACL Validity Time Figure 77 ACL Validity Time Configuration description: Add a time object: Tick Create Object, enter parameters into the form, and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit a time object: Tick Select an Existing Object, edit parameters, and click Add to finish the editing operation. Delete a time object: Select a time object from the Time Object pull-down list, click Delete in the table above, and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.

  • Page 55: Access Control List

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Access Control List Figure 78 Access Control List Configuration description: Add an ACL: Click Create ACL to open the window of Figure 79, enter parameters, and click OK to finish the addition operation. Edit an ACL: Click Edit Rule in the table above to open the window of Figure 81, edit parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation.
  • Page 56 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 80 Standard IP ACL Figure 81 Add Rule AP Containment Click the AP Containment menu to enter the following page.
  • Page 57 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 82 AP Containment Configuration description: Edit AP containment: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 83. Edit parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation. Figure 83 Edit AP Containment Blacklist and Whitelist Configuration Click the Blacklist and Whitelist Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of IDS, Static Blacklist, Dynamic Blacklist, and Whitelist.
  • Page 58 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management When IDS detects an attack, you can identify the attack source according to attack statistics and add it to the blacklist. Alternatively, you can enable the dynamic blacklist function, so that the device automatically adds the attack source to the blacklist.
  • Page 59 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Whitelist Figure 87 Whitelist Configuration description: Add an STA to a whitelist: En ter an STA MAC address into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Delete an ST A from a whitelist: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.

  • Page 60: Arp Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management ARP Management Click the ARP Management menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of ARP Entry and Gratuitous ARP. ARP Entry Figure 89 ARP Entry Configuration description: Add an ARP entry: Enter an STA MAC address into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Delete an ARP entry: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.

  • Page 61: Gratuitous Arp

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Gratuitous ARP Figure 90 Gratuitous ARP Configuration description: Select ports on the panel and click Save to configure gratuitous ARP. ARP Anti-Attack Click the ARP Anti-Attack menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Gateway Anti-ARP-Attack and Anti-User-Attack.
  • Page 62 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Anti-User-Attack Figure 92 Anti-User-Attack Configuration description: Edit anti-user-attack: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 93. Select Anti-User-Attack status and click OK to configure defense against user ARP attacks. View ARP attack list: Click View the ARP-Check Binding List to open the window of Figure 94. Figure 93 Configuration Desctiption...
  • Page 63 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 2 Arp-check Binding List NFPP Click the NFPP menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of ARP Attack Defense, Anti-IP Scanning, ICMP Attack Defense, DHCPv4 Attack Defense, DHCPv6 Attack Defense, and ND Attack Defense.
  • Page 64 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management ARP Attack Defense Figure 95 ARP Attack Defense Configuration description: Set parameters and click Save to configure the ARP attack defense function. The table at the bottom of the page displays monitoring information after ARP attack defense is enabled. Anti-IP Scanning Figure 96 Anti-IP Scanning Configuration description:...
  • Page 65 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management ICMP Attack Defense Figure 97 ICMP Attack Defense Configuration description: Set parameters and click Save to configure the ICMP attack defense function. The table at the bottom of the page displays monitoring information after ICMP attack defense is enabled. DHCPv4 Attack Defense Figure 98 DHCPv4 Attack Defense Configuration description:...

  • Page 66: Rate Limit Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management DHCPv6 Attack Defense Figure 99 DHCPv6 Attack Defense Configuration description: Set parameters and click Save to configure the DHCPv6 attack defense function. The table at the bottom of the page displays monitoring information after DCHPv6 attack defense is enabled. ND Attack Defense Figure 101 ND Attack Defense Configuration description:...
  • Page 67 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management WLAN Bandwidth Policy Figure 101 WLAN Bandwidth Policy Configuration description: Edit WLAN bandwidth policies: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 102. Set parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation. Clear WLAN bandwidth policies: Click Clear Policies in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the clearing operation.
  • Page 68 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management AP Bandwidth Policy Figure 103 AP Bandwidth Policy Configuration description: Edit AP bandwidth policies: Click Edit in the table above to open the Edit Bandwidth Policy window. Enter parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation. Clear AP bandwidth policies: Click Clear the Policies in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the clearing operation.
  • Page 69 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Edit client bandwidth policies: Click Edit in the table above to open the Edit Client Bandwidth Policy window. Set parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation. Delete client bandwidth policies: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.
  • Page 70 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Delete an authentication method: Click Delete in the table and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation. Add an accounting method: Click Create Policy to open the window of Figure 108. Set parameters and click OK to finish the addition operation.

  • Page 71: Radius Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 109 Custom AAA Group RADIUS Configuration Click the Radius menu to enter the following page. Figure 110 RADIUS Configuration Configuration description: Add a RADIUS server: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Delete a RADIUS server: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.

  • Page 72: Web Authentication

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management 802.1X Authentication Click the 802.1X menu to enter the following page. Figure 111 802.1X Authentication Configuration description: Set parameters and click Save to configure 802.1X authentication. Web Authentication Click the Web Authentication menu to enter the following page. Figue 112 Web Authentication Figure 113 List of Internal Servers Configuration Description:...
  • Page 73 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Edit a portal server: Click Edit in the table above to open the Edit Authentication Method window. Set parameters and click OK to finish the editing operation for an external or internal server. Delete a portal server: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.

  • Page 74: Advanced Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Delete user authentication configuration: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation. Figure 116 Import User Information in Batches Figure 117 Add User Information Advanced Configuration Roaming Management Click the Roaming Management menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Group...
  • Page 75 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration description: Add a roaming group: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit a roaming group: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays information about the specified roaming group.

  • Page 76: Association Control

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Association Control Click the Association Control menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Package Configuration and Zone Configuration. Terminal Package Configuration Figure 121 Terminal Package Configuration Configuration description: Add a terminal package: Enter a terminal package name and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit a terminal package: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 121.
  • Page 77 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Associated Control Domain Configuration Figure 123 Associated Control Domain Configuration Configuration description: Add an associated control domain: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit an associated control domain: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays parameters of the specified associated control domain.

  • Page 78: Load Balancing

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 124 Select APs Load Balancing Click the Load Balancing menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Quantity-based Balancing and Traffic-based Balancing. Quantity-based Balancing...
  • Page 79 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 125 Quantity-based Balancing Configuration description: Add quantity-based balancing: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit quantity-based balancing: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays parameters about the specified quantity-based balancing configuration.
  • Page 80 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Add traffic-based balancing: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation. Edit traffic-based balancing: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays parameters about the specified traffic-based balancing configuration. Then click Edit Configuration to finish the editing operation. Delete traffic-based balancing: Click Delete in the table above, and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion operation.
  • Page 81 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 128 L2 Multicast Configuration Configuration description: Configure global L2 multicast: Enable or disable global L2 multicast status and click Save to finish the configuration. AC configuration: Enable IGMP Snooping and click Save to finish the IGMP Snooping configuration. Click Configure Parameters to open the window of Figure 128.

  • Page 82: Multicast-To-Unicast

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 130 IGMP Snooping Status of the AC AP Configuration: Click Edit in the AP Configuration table to open the window of Figure 131. Set parameters and click OK to finish the configuration. Figure 131 AP Configuration Parameter Multicast-to-Unicast...

  • Page 83: Vrrp Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 132 Multicast-to-Unicast Configuration description: Set parameters and click Save to configure multicast-to-unicast. VRRP Configuration Click the VRRP Configuration menu to enter the following page. Figure 133 VRRP Configuration Configuration description: Add a VRRP group: Set parameters and click Add in the form above to finish the addition operation. Edit a VRRP group: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays parameters of the specified VRRP group.

  • Page 84: High Reliability

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management High Reliability Hot Standby Figure 134 Hot Standby Click the Hot Standby menu to enter the page above. Add a hot standby peer: Click Create Hot-Standby Peer to open the window of Figure 134 and click OK to finish the adding operation.
  • Page 85 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 135 Hot Standby Configuration Figure 136 Hot Standby Configuration Instance Cluster Click the Cluster menu to enter the following page.
  • Page 86 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 137 Cluster Configuration description: Global AC redundancy configuration: Enter parameters and click Save to configure global AC redundancy. AC redundancy configuration on AP: Edit AC redundancy configuration on AP: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 137 and click OK to finish the editing operation.

  • Page 87: System Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management System Management System Settings Click the System Settings menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of System Settings, Log Management, Password Change, License Information and Country Code. System Settings Figure 139 System Settings Configuration description: Basic system information: Enter basic information.

  • Page 88: Log Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management When the management IP address is changed, ensure that the changed IP address is reachable; otherwise, you cannot log in to Web again. Log Management Figure 140 Log Management Configuration description: Log configuration: Enter parameters and click Save to finish the configuration operation. Historical record: Open the Wlan Diag to monitor the historical records.

  • Page 89: Password Change

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Password Change Figure 141 Password Change Configuration description: Change the administrator password: Enter the old password and enter the new password twice. If the input old password is incorrect, the page prompts "The old password is not correct"...

  • Page 90: License Information

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management License Information Figure 142 License Information Configuration description: License management: Enter the activation code and click Add to activate it. License information list: Display the activation code and the corresponding number of licensed APs. Country Code Figure 143 Country Code Configuration description: Choose the supported country code and click Save to finish the country code configuration.

  • Page 91: System Upgrade

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management System Upgrade Click the System Upgrade menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Local Upgrade and AP Upgrade. Local Upgrade Figure 144 Locate Upgrade Configuration description: Click Browse to choose the local upgrade file and click Upgrade to upgrade locally.

  • Page 92: Configuration Management

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management AP Upgrade Figure 145 AP Upgrade Configuration description: AP series upgrade: Add AP series upgrade: Enter parameters into the form above and click Add to finish the addition operation Edit AP series upgrade: Click Edit in the AP series upgrade table, and the table displays upgrade information about the specified AP series.

  • Page 93: Current Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Current Configuration Figure 146 Current Configuration Configuration description: Current configuration: The Current Configuration page provides four options: Backup, Import Configuration, Export Configuration, and View Current Configuration. Choose an option, fill in basic information, and click OK on the bottom left to finish corresponding configuration.

  • Page 94: Backup Configuration

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Backup Configuration Figure 147 Backup Configuration Configuration description: Choose a configuration file and perform the Restore Backup, Delete Backup, Save as Backup, or Rename Backup operation. Restore Factory Settings Figure 148 Restore Factory Settings Configuration description: Click Export Current Configurations to open the Save as dialog box.

  • Page 95: Diagnostic Tool

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 149 Administrator Permissions Configuration description: Add a user: Enter a user name, a password, and an authorized page (by default, all pages are authorized pages except those with management permissions) and click Add. Then the system prompts "Adding succeeded!"...
  • Page 96 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management IPv6 Detection Figure 151 IPv6 Detection Configuration description: Enter a destination IP address and click Start Detection to display the detection result. Tracert Detection Figure 152 Tracert Detection Configuration description: Enter a destination IP address and click Start Detection to display the detection result.

  • Page 97: Web Console

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management SNMP Click the SNMP menu to enter the following page. Figure 153 SNMP Configuration description: Enter parameters and click Save to finish the SNMP configuration. Web Console Click the Web Console menu to enter the following page. Figure 154 Web Console Configuration description: Enter a command and click Send to show the CLI output result.

  • Page 98: Configuration Example

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management System Reboot Click the System Reboot menu to enter the following page. Configuration description: Click Restart and click OK in the displayed dialog box to restart the device. Configuration Example 1 Configuration Tips Configure Web service and access Web management. Configuration Steps Web management can be accessed through an IP address only when the Web service is enabled.
  • Page 99 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management localeap eap-methods peap peap inner-methods eap-mschapv2 eap-gtc webmaster level 0 username admin password 7 092e111f2e0b //Web login user name and password are both "admin" by default. webmaster level 2 username guest password 7 092800173411 http redirect port 8081 nfpp vlan 1 no service password-encryption...
  • Page 100 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management 802.11n mcs support 23 radio 2 802.11ac mcs support 29 radio 1 802.11ac mcs support 29 radio 2 no logging on antenna receive 7 radio 1 antenna receive 7 radio 2 antenna transmit 7 radio 1 antenna transmit 7 radio 2 ac-controller country CN...

  • Page 101: Networking Requirements

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management enable service web-server http //Enable the web service. enable service web-server https wids interface GigabitEthernet 0/1 interface GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface GigabitEthernet 0/3 interface GigabitEthernet 0/4 interface GigabitEthernet 0/5 interface GigabitEthernet 0/6 interface GigabitEthernet 0/7 interface GigabitEthernet 0/8 interface VLAN 1 no ip proxy-arp ip address 192.168.100.1 255.255.255.0 //Device IP address for communication with PCs...
  • Page 102 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration Tips Configure the IP address and the subnet mask of an AC loopback interface. Specify the STA VLAN, the AP VLAN, and the VLAN connecting the AC and the core switch. Configure the physical interface. Configure IP addresses of the AC and the core SVI interface as well as routes.

  • Page 103: Configuring Wireless Network

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuring AC-AP Communication Figure 156 Configure AC-AP Communication Configure the AC loopback interface and the AP address pool. Configuring Wireless Network Figure 157 Configure Wireless Network Add a WLAN, and configure WLAN security parameters and the STA address pool.

  • Page 104: Configuration Verification

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuring AP Upgrade Figure 158 Configure AP Upgrade Configuration Verification Associating STAs With SSID students Dynamically Obtaining IP Addresses by STAs Figure 159 Associating STAs With SSIDs Configuration Example 3 Networking Requirements Configure an SSID after the initial deployment. Set different encryption and authentication requirements for different STAs.

  • Page 105: Creating Ssids

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Networking Topology None Configuration Tips Create several SSIDs. Configure related encryption and authentication parameters. Configuration Steps Creating SSIDs Figure 160 WLAN Management Figure 161 Basic Information Configuration Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/WLAN Management page and open the window of Figure 161 to add a WLAN.

  • Page 106: Configuring Encryption And Authentication

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuring Encryption and Authentication Figure 162 Encryption and Authentication Configuration Specify the WLAN mapping relations and configure WLAN encryption and authentication parameters. Configuration Example 4 Networking Requirements Manually add multiple uninstalled APs into the system and rename and group APs that need to be configured. Adjust RF parameters of online APs based on field test results to ensure that STAs in every corner can receive stable wireless signals.

  • Page 107: Adding Aps

    Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration Steps Adding APs Figure 163 AP Management Figure 164 Add APs Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Management page to import APs in batches.
  • Page 108 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Renaming AP Figure 165 Edit APs Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Management page to rename an AP. Configuring AP Group Figure 166 AP Group Management...
  • Page 109 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 167 APs in a group Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Group Management page to configure AP parameters and distribute APs into corresponding AP groups. Adjusting RF Parameters of AP Figure 168 RF Configuration...
  • Page 110 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Figure 169 Configure RF Parameters Enter the RF Management/RF Configuration page to edit RF parameters of a specified AP. Configuration Example 5 Networking Requirements Replace a damaged AP and configure parameters for the new AP. Networking Topology None Configuration Tips...
  • Page 111 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration Steps Deleting Damaged AP Figure 170 AP Management Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Management page to delete a specified AP. Adding New AP Figure 171 Manually Add an AP Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Management page to manually add an AP.
  • Page 112 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuring Parameters for New AP Figure 172 Edit AP Enter the Wireless Configuration Management/AP Management page to edit parameters for the new AP. Figure 173 Configure RF Parameters Enter the RF Management/RF Configuration page to edit RF parameters of a specified AP.
  • Page 113 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration Example 6 Networking Requirements Add two APs and upgrade the system versions of the two APs. Add an AP address pool. Networking Topology None Configuration Tips Add two APs. Upgrade the AP system. Add an AP address pool. Configuration Steps Adding AP Figure 174 Manually Add an AP...
  • Page 114 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Upgrading AP system Figure 175 AP Upgrade Enter the System Management/System Upgrade/AP Upgrade page to perform the Single AP Upgrade operation on a specified AP. Adding AP address pool Figure 176 DHCP Configuration Enter the Network Configuration/DHCP Configuration/Basic Configuration page, add an address pool, and associate the address pool with the corresponding AP VLAN.
  • Page 115 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Configuration Example 7 Networking Requirements Create several authentication users and add an user address pool. Networking Topology None Configuration Tips Create authentication users. Add an user address pool. Configuration Steps Creating Authentication Users Figure 177 User Authentication Configuration Figure 178 Import User Information in Batches Enter the Authentication/User Authentication Configuration page to import user information in batches.
  • Page 116 Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management Adding User Address Pool Figure 179 DHCP Configuration Enter the Network Configuration/DHCP Configuration/Basic Configuration page, add an address pool, and associate the address pool with the corresponding user VLAN.

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