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Cisco 3200 Series Software Configuration Manual (314 pages)

Wireless MIC

Brand: Cisco | Category: Wireless Router | Size: 5.71 MB

Table Of Contents4................................................................................................................................................................

Roles And The Associations Of Wireless Devices15................................................................................................................................................................

Service Set Identifiers16................................................................................................................................................................

Supported Mibs16................................................................................................................................................................

Mib List16................................................................................................................................................................

Radio Channel Frequencies16................................................................................................................................................................

Radio Transmit Power16................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documentation19................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining Documentation20................................................................................................................................................................

Ordering Documentation20................................................................................................................................................................

Documentation Feedback20................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining Additional Publications And Information23................................................................................................................................................................

Management Options34................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Wmic For The First Time35................................................................................................................................................................

Before You Start35................................................................................................................................................................

Connecting To The Wmic35................................................................................................................................................................

Using The Console Port To Access The Privileged Exec Mode36................................................................................................................................................................

Using A Telnet Session To Access The Privileged Exec Mode36................................................................................................................................................................

Opening The Cli With Secure Shell36................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining And Assigning An Ip Address37................................................................................................................................................................

Assigning An Ip Address By Using The Exec37................................................................................................................................................................

Protecting Your Wireless Lan38................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Basic Security Settings38................................................................................................................................................................

Using Vlans38................................................................................................................................................................

Express Security Types39................................................................................................................................................................

Cli Security Configuration Examples40................................................................................................................................................................

Example: No Security40................................................................................................................................................................

Example: Static Wep40................................................................................................................................................................

Example: Eap Authentication41................................................................................................................................................................

Example: Wpa42................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Wireless Device Network Roles45................................................................................................................................................................

Access Point Role46................................................................................................................................................................

Bridge Role46................................................................................................................................................................

Point-to-point Bridging47................................................................................................................................................................

Point-to-multipoint Bridging48................................................................................................................................................................

Redundant Bridging49................................................................................................................................................................

Workgroup Bridge Role50................................................................................................................................................................

Universal Workgroup Bridge (2.4-ghz Radios Only)52................................................................................................................................................................

Assigning Dynamic Mac Address For Universal Workgroup Bridge56................................................................................................................................................................

World Mode (2.4 Ghz Radio Only)56................................................................................................................................................................

Supported Country Codes57................................................................................................................................................................

Additional Information62................................................................................................................................................................

Administering The Wmic65................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A System Name And Prompt65................................................................................................................................................................

Managing Dns66................................................................................................................................................................

Default Dns Configuration66................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up Dns66................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Dns Configuration67................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A Banner67................................................................................................................................................................

Default Banner Configuration68................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Message-of-the-day Login Banner68................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Login Banner69................................................................................................................................................................

Protecting Access To Privileged Exec Commands69................................................................................................................................................................

Default Password And Privilege Level Configuration70................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Or Changing A Static Enable Password70................................................................................................................................................................

Protecting Enable And Enable Secret Passwords With Encryption71................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Username And Password Pairs73................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Multiple Privilege Levels74................................................................................................................................................................

Setting The Privilege Level For A Command74................................................................................................................................................................

Logging Into And Exiting A Privilege Level75................................................................................................................................................................

Protecting The Wireless Lan75................................................................................................................................................................

Security Configuration Examples78................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring And Enabling Radius83................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Radius83................................................................................................................................................................

Radius Operation84................................................................................................................................................................

Controlling Wmic Access With Radius85................................................................................................................................................................

Identifying The Radius Server Host85................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Radius Login Authentication88................................................................................................................................................................

Defining Aaa Server Groups89................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Radius Authorization For User Privileged Access And Network Services91................................................................................................................................................................

Starting Radius Accounting92................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Settings For All Radius Servers92................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Bridge To Use Vendor-specific Radius Attributes93................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Bridge For Vendor-proprietary Radius Server Communication94................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Radius Configuration95................................................................................................................................................................

Controlling Wmic Access With Tacacs+96................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Tacacs+96................................................................................................................................................................

Tacacs+ Operation97................................................................................................................................................................

Default Tacacs+ Configuration97................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Tacacs+ Login Authentication98................................................................................................................................................................

Identifying The Tacacs+ Server Host And Setting The Authentication Key98................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Tacacs+ Authorization For Privileged Exec Access And Network Services100................................................................................................................................................................

Starting Tacacs+ Accounting101................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Tacacs+ Configuration102................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Wmic For Local Authentication And Authorization102................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Wmic For Secure Shell103................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Ssh103................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ssh104................................................................................................................................................................

Managing Aironet Extensions104................................................................................................................................................................

Managing The System Time And Date105................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding The System Clock105................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Network Time Protocol105................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Time And Date Manually108................................................................................................................................................................

Setting The System Clock108................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Time And Date Configuration108................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Time Zone109................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Summer Time (daylight Saving Time)110................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ntp111................................................................................................................................................................

Default Ntp Configuration111................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ntp Authentication111................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ntp Associations113................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ntp Broadcast Service114................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Ntp Access Restrictions116................................................................................................................................................................

Disabling Ntp Services On A Specific Interface117................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Source Ip Address For Ntp Packets118................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Ntp Configuration118................................................................................................................................................................

Radio Channel And Transmit Frequency Configuration121................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Radio Channels And Frequencies121................................................................................................................................................................

Determining The Radio Type122................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Channel Or Frequency122................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Radio Channel Or Frequency122................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Radio Channel Spacing123................................................................................................................................................................

Ieee 802.11n (5-ghz Band)125................................................................................................................................................................

Ieee 802.11b (2.4-ghz Band)125................................................................................................................................................................

Ieee 802.11g (2.4-ghz Band)125................................................................................................................................................................

Ieee 802.11a (5-ghz Band)125................................................................................................................................................................

Dynamic Frequency Selection131................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Dynamic Frequency Selection131................................................................................................................................................................

Dfs Actions132................................................................................................................................................................

Dynamic Frequency Selection Channels132................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Preferred Channel133................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Radar Detection By Clients134................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring An Snmp Trap For Radar Detection134................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Radio Transmit Power137................................................................................................................................................................

Determine The Radio Type138................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Radio Transmit Power138................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Client Radio Transmit Power139................................................................................................................................................................

Maximum Power Levels And Antenna Gains140................................................................................................................................................................

Ieee 802.11g (2.4 Ghz Band)140................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Radio Data Rates141................................................................................................................................................................

Speed Command142................................................................................................................................................................

Speed Command Examples143................................................................................................................................................................

Verify Settings144................................................................................................................................................................

Multiple Client Profiles145................................................................................................................................................................

Mcp Support In The 12.3(8)jk Release145................................................................................................................................................................

Mcp Support In 12.4(3)jk And Later Releases145................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Priority In 12.4(3)jk And Later Releases146................................................................................................................................................................

Dynamic Channel Width (4.9ghz Wmic Only)146................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Wmic For Mcp (12.4(3)jk Or Later Releases)147................................................................................................................................................................

Configuration Examples148................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Wmic For Mcp (12.3(8)jk Only)149................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Ssids153................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Ssid154................................................................................................................................................................

Creating An Ssid154................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Any Ssid155................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Multiple Basic Ssids155................................................................................................................................................................

Requirements For Configuring Multiple Bssids155................................................................................................................................................................

Guidelines For Using Multiple Bssids156................................................................................................................................................................

Cli Configuration Example156................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying Configured Bssids156................................................................................................................................................................

Cipher Suites And Wep157................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Cipher Suites And Wep157................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Cipher Suites158................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Wep158................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Wep With 12.4(3)jk Or Later Releases158................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Wep With 12.3(8)jk Or Earlier Releases159................................................................................................................................................................

Wep Key Restrictions160................................................................................................................................................................

Example Wep Key Setup160................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling Cipher Suite161................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling Cipher Suite With 12.4(3)jk Or Later Releases161................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling Cipher Suite With 12.3(8)jk Or Earlier Releases163................................................................................................................................................................

Matching Cipher Suites With Wpa164................................................................................................................................................................

Spanning Tree Protocol In A Wireless Environment165................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol165................................................................................................................................................................

Stp Overview166................................................................................................................................................................

Stp Support166................................................................................................................................................................

Bridge Protocol Data Units167................................................................................................................................................................

Election Of The Spanning-tree Root168................................................................................................................................................................

Spanning-tree Timers168................................................................................................................................................................

Creating The Spanning-tree Topology168................................................................................................................................................................

Spanning-tree Interface States169................................................................................................................................................................

Blocking State170................................................................................................................................................................

Listening State171................................................................................................................................................................

Learning State171................................................................................................................................................................

Forwarding State171................................................................................................................................................................

Disabled State171................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Stp Features172................................................................................................................................................................

Default Stp Configuration172................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Stp Settings172................................................................................................................................................................

Stp Configuration Examples173................................................................................................................................................................

Root Bridge Without Vlans173................................................................................................................................................................

Non-root Bridge Without Vlans174................................................................................................................................................................

Root Bridge With Vlans175................................................................................................................................................................

Non-root Bridge With Vlans176................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying Spanning-tree Status178................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco Discovery Protocol179................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Cdp179................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Cdp179................................................................................................................................................................

Default Cdp Configuration179................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Cdp Characteristics179................................................................................................................................................................

Authentication Types185................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Authentication Types185................................................................................................................................................................

Open Authentication To The Wmic186................................................................................................................................................................

Shared Key Authentication To The Wmic186................................................................................................................................................................

Eap Authentication To The Network187................................................................................................................................................................

Eap-tls189................................................................................................................................................................

Eap-fast189................................................................................................................................................................

Eap-ttls189................................................................................................................................................................

Mac Address Authentication To The Network190................................................................................................................................................................

Using Cckm Key Management190................................................................................................................................................................

Using Wpa Key Management190................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Certificates Using The Crypto Pki Cli191................................................................................................................................................................

Configuration Using The Cut And Paste Method191................................................................................................................................................................

Configuration Using The Tftp Method195................................................................................................................................................................

Configuration Using Scep196................................................................................................................................................................

Adding The Trustpoint To The Dot1x Credentials198................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Authentication Types199................................................................................................................................................................

Default Authentication Settings199................................................................................................................................................................

Assigning Authentication Types To An Ssid200................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Up 2.4 The Wmic Radio As An Eap Client203................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up A Non-root Bridge As A Leap Client For 4.9 Wmic Radios205................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Root Device To Interact With The Wds Device207................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Additional Wpa Settings207................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Authentication Holdoffs, Timeouts, And Intervals208................................................................................................................................................................

Matching Authentication Types On Root Devices And Non-root Bridges209................................................................................................................................................................

Qos In A Wireless Environment211................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Qos For Wireless Lans211................................................................................................................................................................

Qos For Wireless Lans Versus Qos On Wired Lans212................................................................................................................................................................

Impact Of Qos On A Wireless Lan212................................................................................................................................................................

Precedence Of Qos Settings213................................................................................................................................................................

Using Wi-fi Multimedia Mode213................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Qos214................................................................................................................................................................

Qos Configuration Examples214................................................................................................................................................................

Qos Example Configuration For Vlan214................................................................................................................................................................

Qos Example Of Ip Dscp And Ip Precedence215................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Vlans217................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Vlans217................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documents218................................................................................................................................................................

Incorporating Wireless Bridges Into Vlans219................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring A Vlan219................................................................................................................................................................

Viewing Vlans Configured On The Wmic219................................................................................................................................................................

System Message Logging223................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding System Message Logging223................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring System Message Logging224................................................................................................................................................................

System Log Message Format224................................................................................................................................................................

Default System Message Logging Configuration225................................................................................................................................................................

Disabling And Enabling Message Logging226................................................................................................................................................................

Setting The Message Display Destination Device227................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling And Disabling Timestamps On Log Messages228................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling And Disabling Sequence Numbers In Log Messages228................................................................................................................................................................

Defining The Message Severity Level229................................................................................................................................................................

Limiting Syslog Messages Sent To The History Table And To Snmp230................................................................................................................................................................

Setting A Logging Rate Limit231................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Unix Syslog Servers231................................................................................................................................................................

Logging Messages To A Unix Syslog Daemon232................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Unix System Logging Facility232................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Logging Configuration233................................................................................................................................................................

Tunnel Templates235................................................................................................................................................................

Applying The Tunnel Template On The Home Agent235................................................................................................................................................................

Applying The Tunnel Template On The Mobile Router236................................................................................................................................................................

Example Configuration237................................................................................................................................................................

Applying Tunnel Templates To The Ipsec Two-box Solution238................................................................................................................................................................

Wimic Troubleshooting243................................................................................................................................................................

Checking The Led Indicators243................................................................................................................................................................

Checking Basic Settings245................................................................................................................................................................

Ssid245................................................................................................................................................................

Wep Keys245................................................................................................................................................................

Security Settings245................................................................................................................................................................

Resetting To The Default Configuration245................................................................................................................................................................

Using The Cli246................................................................................................................................................................

Reloading The Image247................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining The Image Files249................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining Tftp Server Software249................................................................................................................................................................

Reloading The Bootloader Image249................................................................................................................................................................

Error And Event Messages250................................................................................................................................................................

Protocol Filters255................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Filters255................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Filters255................................................................................................................................................................

Simple Network Management Protocol257................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Snmp257................................................................................................................................................................

Snmp Versions258................................................................................................................................................................

Snmp Manager Functions258................................................................................................................................................................

Snmp Agent Functions259................................................................................................................................................................

Snmp Community Strings259................................................................................................................................................................

Using Snmp To Access Mib Variables259................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Snmp260................................................................................................................................................................

Default Snmp Configuration260................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling The Snmp Agent260................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Community Strings260................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Trap Managers And Enabling Traps262................................................................................................................................................................

Setting The Agent Contact And Location Information265................................................................................................................................................................

Using The Snmp-server View Command265................................................................................................................................................................

Snmp Examples265................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying Snmp Status266................................................................................................................................................................

Maximum Power Levels267................................................................................................................................................................

Using Ftp To Access The Mib Files269................................................................................................................................................................

Wds, Fast Secure Roaming, And Radio Management279................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Wds279................................................................................................................................................................

Role Of The Wds Access Point280................................................................................................................................................................

Role Of Access Points Using The Wds Access Point280................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Fast Secure Roaming280................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Radio Management282................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Wds And Fast Secure Roaming282................................................................................................................................................................

Guidelines For Wds282................................................................................................................................................................

Requirements For Wds And Fast Secure Roaming283................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Wmic To Use The Wds Access Point283................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring The Authentication Server To Support Fast Secure Roaming283................................................................................................................................................................

Using Cli Commands To Enable The Wds Server287................................................................................................................................................................

Using Cli Commands To Enable The Root Device288................................................................................................................................................................

Viewing Wds Information289................................................................................................................................................................

Using Debug Messages289................................................................................................................................................................

Using Cli Commands To Enable Roaming290................................................................................................................................................................

Management Frame Protection291................................................................................................................................................................

Understanding Management Frame Protection291................................................................................................................................................................

Protection Of Unicast Management Frames292................................................................................................................................................................

Protection Of Broadcast Management Frames292................................................................................................................................................................

Client Mfp For Access Points In Root Mode292................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Client Mfp292................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring Infrastructure Mfp293................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Series Use And Care Manual (282 pages)

Cisco Systems TelePresence System Installation Guide

Brand: Cisco | Category: Conference System | Size: 54.54 MB

Table Of Contents3................................................................................................................................................................

Preface9................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documentation10................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 1 Overview11................................................................................................................................................................

Overview Chapter Organization11................................................................................................................................................................

Appendix A: Parts List Sorted By Carton12................................................................................................................................................................

Overview12................................................................................................................................................................

Conventions And Terminology13................................................................................................................................................................

Tools And Equipment List13................................................................................................................................................................

Parts List15................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 2 Building The Display Assembly17................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 3 Mounting And Leveling The Plasma Displays20................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose Of Leveling The Plasma Displays27................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Alignment Points28................................................................................................................................................................

Leveling Goals28................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 4 Building The Display Shelf Assembly36................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 5 Building The Lighting Assembly44................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 6 Building The First Row Table Assembly70................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 9 Routing Power And Signal Cables73................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 7 Building The Second Row Table Assembly90................................................................................................................................................................

C H A P T E R 8 Assembling The Remaining Cisco Telepresence Elements139................................................................................................................................................................

Power Requirements For The Cisco Telepresence 3200156................................................................................................................................................................

First-time Setup183................................................................................................................................................................

Loading Cts Administration Software183................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 10 First-time Setup184................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring An Alternate Tftp Server (optional)186................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up Cts Components186................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up The Displays187................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up The Cameras188................................................................................................................................................................

Starting The Software Setup189................................................................................................................................................................

Adjusting The Zoom191................................................................................................................................................................

Focusing The Camera194................................................................................................................................................................

Attaching The Camera Hood Assembly197................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up The Speakers200................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up The Microphones200................................................................................................................................................................

Setting Up The Projector202................................................................................................................................................................

Troubleshooting Presentation Devices204................................................................................................................................................................

Other Devices205................................................................................................................................................................

Use & Care Guide207................................................................................................................................................................

Maintaining The Tabletop207................................................................................................................................................................

Cleaning The Plasma Displays207................................................................................................................................................................

Cleaning The Camera Lens208................................................................................................................................................................

Maintaining The Projector208................................................................................................................................................................

Complete List Of Spares For The Cisco Telepresence System 3200209................................................................................................................................................................

C H A P T E R 12 Field-replaceable Unit Guide210................................................................................................................................................................

Powering On The System212................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Camera Cluster-part Number Cts3k-cam-clst-g2213................................................................................................................................................................

Required Information, Tools, And Equipment213................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing The Camera Cluster213................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Plasma Display-part Number Cts-disp-65-gen4214................................................................................................................................................................

Removing Audio Components215................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Camera Cluster216................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Left Door216................................................................................................................................................................

Removing A Display Shelf216................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Display Screen And Completing The Procedure217................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Speaker-part Number Cts-ldspkr222................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A Speaker223................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Codec Unit-part Number Cts-codec-pri-g2= (primary Codec) Or Cts-codec-sec= (secondary Codec)224................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A Codec224................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Microphone-part Number Cts-mic226................................................................................................................................................................

Powering Off The System226................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A Microphone227................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Microphone Without A Microphone Extension Cable227................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Microphone With A Microphone Extension Cable228................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Light Fixture-part Number Cts-light-fixt230................................................................................................................................................................

Replacement Bulbs230................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Audio/video Extension Unit-part Number Cts-av-exp231................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Auxiliary Control Unit-part Number Cts-light-ctrl232................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Cisco Unified Ip Phone-part Number Cp-7975g-cts233................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Projector Lamp-part Number Cts-prjtr-bl-gen1= Or Cts-prjtr-gen2-ch (china)233................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Projector-part Number Cts-prjtr-gen1235................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Pdu-part Number Cts-pwr-pdu235................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Display Shelf236................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A Display Shelf Row Table Section237................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A First Row Table Top Section238................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A First Row Table Top Section239................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Second Row Table Top Section240................................................................................................................................................................

Removing And Replacing A Second Row Table Top Section241................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 1 Of 58: Mechanical Accessory Kit, Cts3k-acc-kit, 53-2855-xx245................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 3 Of 58: Primary Codec, Cts-codec-pri-g2, 800-30638-xx247................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 5 Of 58: Secondary Codec, 800-28202-xx, Cts-codec-sec248................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 6 Of 58: Secondary Codec, 800-28202-xx, Cts-codec-sec248................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 7 Of 58: Projector, 74-4824-xx, Cts-prjtr-gen249................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 8 Of 58: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, Cts-ldspkr249................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 9 Of 58: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, Cts-ldspkr249................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 10 Of 58: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, Cts-ldspkr249................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 11 Of 58: Power Cord, 37-08xx-xx, Pwr-cord10-xx249................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 24 Of 58: Plasma Display, 74-4881-xx, Cts-disp-65-gen253................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 25 Of 58: Plasma Display, 74-4881-xx, Cts-disp-65-gen253................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 27 Of 58: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, Cts-light-fixt254................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 28 Of 58: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, Cts-light-fixt254................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 29 Of 58: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, Cts-light-fixt254................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 30 Of 58: Light Fixture, 74-5362-xx, Cts-light-fixt255................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 31 Of 58: Light Fixture, 74-5362-xx, Cts-light-fixt255................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 32 Of 58: Camera Target, 69-1674-xx, Cts-cam-tool255................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 34 Of 58: Privacy Panels, 69-1629-xx, Cts3k-structure256................................................................................................................................................................

Carton 50 Of 58: Cisco Telepresence 3200 Structure—addition To Standard Cts261................................................................................................................................................................

Argentina B267................................................................................................................................................................

Central Europe B269................................................................................................................................................................

India, Uae, South Africa B271................................................................................................................................................................

Italy B-273................................................................................................................................................................

North America B275................................................................................................................................................................

United Kingdom B277................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco Telepresence System277................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Series Hardware Reference Manual (146 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router | Size: 8.21 MB

Table Of Contents3................................................................................................................................................................

Introduction To The Cisco 3200 Series Routers7................................................................................................................................................................

Audience And Scope8................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documentation8................................................................................................................................................................

Conventions9................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining Documentation And Submitting A Service Request9................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Rugged Enclosures13................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 1 Cisco 3200 Rugged Enclosure14................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Enclosure15................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Router Card Stack16................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Rugged Enclosure17................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Router Card Stack18................................................................................................................................................................

Rugged Enclosure End Caps19................................................................................................................................................................

Antenna End Cap19................................................................................................................................................................

I/o End Caps For The Cisco 3200 Rugged Enclosures20................................................................................................................................................................

End Cap Fast Ethernet And Wmic Console Ports20................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Router I/o End Cap21................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Router I/o End Cap24................................................................................................................................................................

Protective End Cap Cover25................................................................................................................................................................

I/o End Cap Port Signals27................................................................................................................................................................

Gigabit Ethernet Signal Limitations27................................................................................................................................................................

Fast Ethernet Signals27................................................................................................................................................................

Fast Ethernet Port Cabling For The Cisco 3250 And Cisco 3230 Routers28................................................................................................................................................................

Console Port Signals29................................................................................................................................................................

Aux Port Signals29................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Rugged Enclosure Led Indications30................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Enclosure I/o End Cap Led Indications30................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Rugged Enclosure I/o End Cap Led Indications31................................................................................................................................................................

Wmic Console Leds31................................................................................................................................................................

Thermal Plates32................................................................................................................................................................

Mounting Brackets33................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Router Card37................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Router Card Component Systems38................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Router Card Power Requirements40................................................................................................................................................................

Power Connections (aux)40................................................................................................................................................................

Hardware Encryption Processor40................................................................................................................................................................

Ethernet Port Speed And Duplex Mode42................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Router Card Encryption Module43................................................................................................................................................................

Security Engine Features43................................................................................................................................................................

Temperature Sensor44................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Router Card Mac Address Allocation44................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 3 Mobile Access Router Card45................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 3 Mobile Acces Router Card46................................................................................................................................................................

Marc Component Systems46................................................................................................................................................................

Marc Power Requirements47................................................................................................................................................................

Marc Router Signals47................................................................................................................................................................

Fast Ethernet Signals On The Marc47................................................................................................................................................................

Console And Auxiliary Signals48................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 4 Fast Ethernet Switch Mobile Interface Card49................................................................................................................................................................

Autonegotiation And Auto-mdi/mdix50................................................................................................................................................................

Mac Address Allocation50................................................................................................................................................................

Fesmic Component Systems51................................................................................................................................................................

Signals For The Fesmic52................................................................................................................................................................

Fesmic Rotary Switch Positions53................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 5 Serial Mobile Interface Card55................................................................................................................................................................

Smic Component Systems56................................................................................................................................................................

Signals For The Smic57................................................................................................................................................................

4-port Smic Rotary Switch Positions57................................................................................................................................................................

2-port Smic Rotary Switch Positions58................................................................................................................................................................

Smic Led Signals58................................................................................................................................................................

Smic Power Consumption59................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 6 Wireless Mobile Interface Cards61................................................................................................................................................................

Wmic Component Systems61................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 6 Wireles Mobile Interface Card62................................................................................................................................................................

Antenna Connector62................................................................................................................................................................

Wmic Console And Fast Ethernet Ports62................................................................................................................................................................

Fast Ethernet Signals On The Wmic63................................................................................................................................................................

Led Behavior64................................................................................................................................................................

Key Features65................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Series Router Hardware Reference65................................................................................................................................................................

Wmic Power Requirement67................................................................................................................................................................

Mean Time Between Failure67................................................................................................................................................................

Differences Between Wmics67................................................................................................................................................................

2.4-ghz (802.11b/g) Wmic Features69................................................................................................................................................................

Universal Workgroup Bridge Limitations71................................................................................................................................................................

4.9-ghz (public Safety) Wmic Features71................................................................................................................................................................

4.9-ghz Channels72................................................................................................................................................................

Throughput73................................................................................................................................................................

Modulation73................................................................................................................................................................

Receive Sensitivity73................................................................................................................................................................

5.0-ghz (802.11h) Radio Features74................................................................................................................................................................

5.0-ghz (802.11h) Channels74................................................................................................................................................................

Transmit Sensitivity75................................................................................................................................................................

Working With The Flash File System79................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying Available File Systems79................................................................................................................................................................

Setting The Default File System80................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying Information About Files On A File System81................................................................................................................................................................

Changing Directories And Displaying The Working Directory81................................................................................................................................................................

Creating And Removing Directories81................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Files82................................................................................................................................................................

Deleting Files83................................................................................................................................................................

Extracting A Tar File84................................................................................................................................................................

Displaying The Contents Of A File85................................................................................................................................................................

Working With Configuration Files85................................................................................................................................................................

Guidelines For Creating And Using Configuration Files86................................................................................................................................................................

Configuration File Types And Location87................................................................................................................................................................

Creating A Configuration File By Using A Text Editor87................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Configuration Files By Using Tftp87................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Configuration Files By Using Ftp89................................................................................................................................................................

Uploading A Configuration File By Using Ftp91................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Configuration Files By Using Rcp92................................................................................................................................................................

Uploading A Configuration File By Using Rcp94................................................................................................................................................................

Clearing Configuration Information95................................................................................................................................................................

Deleting A Stored Configuration File95................................................................................................................................................................

Working With Software Images96................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Image Files By Using Tftp97................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Image Files By Using Ftp100................................................................................................................................................................

Copying Image Files By Using Rcp105................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing Sfp Modules Into Sfp Module Slots120................................................................................................................................................................

Diagnosing Sfp Problems121................................................................................................................................................................

Error Messages122................................................................................................................................................................

Enabling Ip Pim On Layer 3 Interfaces134................................................................................................................................................................

Storm Control137................................................................................................................................................................

Storm Control Configuration138................................................................................................................................................................

Igmp Snooping139................................................................................................................................................................

Igmp Snooping Configuration139................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3200 Series Upgrade Manual (60 pages)

Hardware Upgrade Guide

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Router | Size: 8.37 MB

Table Of Contents3................................................................................................................................................................

About This Guide5................................................................................................................................................................

Audience And Scope5................................................................................................................................................................

Related Documentation5................................................................................................................................................................

Obtaining Documentation And Submitting A Service Request6................................................................................................................................................................

Introduction7................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Rugged Enclosure7................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 1 Introduction8................................................................................................................................................................

Fully Assembled Cisco 3230 Rugged Enclosure8................................................................................................................................................................

Exploded View Of The Cisco 3230 Rugged Enclosure8................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3230 Router Card Stack10................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Rugged Isr11................................................................................................................................................................

Fully Assembled Cisco 3270 Rugged Enclosure11................................................................................................................................................................

Exploded View Of The Cisco 3270 Rugged Enclosure12................................................................................................................................................................

Cisco 3270 Router Card Stack13................................................................................................................................................................

Wiring Cards14................................................................................................................................................................

What You Can Upgrade Or Replace15................................................................................................................................................................

Required Tools15................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing Cards In The Cisco 3230 Isr Rugged Enclosure17................................................................................................................................................................

Card Replacement Process17................................................................................................................................................................

C H A P T E R 2 Replacing Cards In The Cisco 3230 Isr Rugged Enclosure18................................................................................................................................................................

Disconnecting All Cables From The Enclosure18................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Antenna End Cap18................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The I/o End Cap21................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Wiring Card22................................................................................................................................................................

Removing The Card Stack22................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing Or Adding A New Card23................................................................................................................................................................

Adding A New Wmic23................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing A Wmic24................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Fesmic25................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Smic26................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Marc26................................................................................................................................................................

Replacing The Mrpc26................................................................................................................................................................

Inserting The Card Stack Into The Extrusion27................................................................................................................................................................

Reattaching The Wiring Card29................................................................................................................................................................

Attaching Version 1 Of The Wiring Card29................................................................................................................................................................

Attaching The Version 2 Of The Wiring Card30................................................................................................................................................................

Reattaching The I/o End Cap33................................................................................................................................................................

Reattaching The Antenna End Cap35................................................................................................................................................................

Applying New I/o End Cap Function Labels35................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 3 Replacing Cards In The Cisco Isr 3270 Rugged Enclosure37................................................................................................................................................................

Inserting The Card Stack Into The Enclosure43................................................................................................................................................................

Adjusting The Wmic Jumper Settings50................................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 4 Replacing The Sfp Module55................................................................................................................................................................

Sfp Module Replacement Process56................................................................................................................................................................

I N D E X59................................................................................................................................................................