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H3C WA4300 Series Wireless Access Point manual available for free PDF download: Fundamentals Configuration Manual
H3C WA4300 Series Fundamentals Configuration Manual (119 pages)
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H3C
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Wireless Access Point
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
6
Using the CLI
7
Command Conventions
7
Using the Undo Form of a Command
8
CLI Views
8
Entering System View from User View
9
Returning to the Upper-Level View from any View
9
Returning to User View from any Other View
9
Accessing the CLI Online Help
10
Entering a Command
11
Editing a Command Line
11
Entering a STRING Type Value for an Argument
11
Abbreviating Commands
11
Configuring and Using Command Keyword Aliases
12
Configuring and Using Hotkeys
12
Enabling Redisplaying Entered-But-Not-Submitted Commands
13
Understanding Command-Line Error Messages
14
Using the Command History Function
14
Viewing History Commands
15
Setting the Command History Buffer Size for User Interfaces
15
Controlling the CLI Output
15
Pausing between Screens of Output
15
Filtering the Output from a Display Command
16
Configuring User Privilege and Command Levels
19
Configuring a User Privilege Level
19
Switching the User Privilege Level
22
Changing the Level of a Command
25
Saving the Running Configuration
25
Displaying and Maintaining CLI
25
Table of Contents
26
Login Overview
28
Login Methods at a Glance
28
CLI User Interfaces
29
User Interface Assignment
29
User Interface Identification
29
Logging in to the CLI
30
Logging in through the Console Port for the First Time
30
Configuring Console Login Control Settings
32
Configuring None Authentication for Console Login
33
Configuring Password Authentication for Console Login
33
Configuring Scheme Authentication for Console Login
34
Configuring Common Console User Interface Settings (Optional)
35
Logging in through Telnet
37
Configuring None Authentication for Telnet Login
38
Configuring Password Authentication for Telnet Login
38
Configuring Scheme Authentication for Telnet Login
39
Configuring Common VTY User Interface Settings (Optional)
41
Using the Device to Log in to a Telnet Server
42
Logging in through SSH
43
Configuring the SSH Server on the Device
43
Using the Device to Log in to an SSH Server
45
Displaying and Maintaining CLI Login
46
Logging in to the Web Interface
47
Configuring HTTP Login
47
Configuring HTTPS Login
48
Displaying and Maintaining Web Login
51
HTTP Login Configuration Example
51
Network Requirements
51
Configuration Procedure
52
HTTPS Login Configuration Example
53
Network Requirements
53
Configuration Procedure
53
Logging in through SNMP
56
Configuring SNMP Login
56
Prerequisites
56
Configuring Snmpv3 Settings
56
Configuring Snmpv1 or Snmpv2C Settings
57
SNMP Login Example
58
Network Requirements
58
Configuration Procedure
58
Controlling User Logins
59
Controlling Telnet Logins
59
Configuring Source IP-Based Telnet Login Control
59
Configuring Source/Destination IP-Based Telnet Login Control
59
Configuring Source MAC-Based Telnet Login Control
60
Telnet Login Control Configuration Example
60
Configuring Source IP-Based SNMP Login Control
61
Configuration Procedure
61
SNMP Login Control Configuration Example
62
Configuring Web Login Control
63
Configuring Source IP-Based Web Login Control
63
Logging off Online Web Users
63
Web Login Control Configuration Example
64
Configuring Ftp/Configuring Tftp
65
Configuring FTP
66
Using the Device as an FTP Client
66
Establishing an FTP Connection
66
Managing Directories on the FTP Server
67
Working with the Files on the FTP Server
68
Switching to Another User Account
69
Maintaining and Troubleshooting the FTP Connection
69
Terminating the FTP Connection
69
FTP Client Configuration Example
69
Displaying and Maintaining FTP
71
Configuring TFTP
72
Prerequisites
72
Using the Device as a TFTP Client
72
Displaying and Maintaining the TFTP Client
73
TFTP Client Configuration Example
73
Managing the File System
75
Managing Files
76
Displaying File Information
77
Displaying the Contents of a File
77
Renaming a File
77
Copying a File
77
Moving a File
77
Deleting/Restoring a File
77
Emptying the Recycle bin
78
Managing the File System
76
Overview
76
File Name Formats
76
Managing Directories
78
Displaying Directory Information
78
Displaying the Current Working Directory
78
Changing the Current Working Directory
79
Creating a Directory
79
Removing a Directory
79
Managing Storage Medium Space
79
File System Management Examples
80
Performing Batch Operations
80
Setting the File System Operation Mode
80
Managing Configuration Files
82
Managing Configuration Files
83
Overview
83
Configuration Types
83
Configuration File Content Organization and Format
83
Next-Startup Configuration File Redundancy
84
Startup with a Configuration File
84
Hardware and Storage Medium Compatibility
84
Saving Configuration in Different Ways
85
Configuring Configuration Rollback
86
Configuration Task List
86
Configuring Configuration Archive Parameters
86
Enabling Automatic Configuration Archiving
87
Manually Archiving Running Configuration
87
Performing Configuration Rollback
88
Specifying a Configuration File for the Next Startup
88
Backing up the Next-Startup Configuration File to a TFTP Server
89
Deleting the Next-Startup Configuration File
89
Restoring the Next-Startup Configuration File from a TFTP Server
89
Displaying and Maintaining a Configuration File
90
Upgrading Software/Handling User Password Loss
91
Upgrading Software
92
Software Upgrade Methods
92
Upgrading Bootware by Rebooting the Device
93
Upgrading System Software by Rebooting the Device
93
Upgrading Software by Installing Hotfixes
93
Basic Concepts
94
Patch States
94
Hotfix Configuration Task List
97
Installation Prerequisites
97
Installing and Running a Patch in One Step
97
Installing a Patch Step by Step
98
Uninstalling a Patch Step by Step
99
Displaying and Maintaining Software Upgrade
100
Software Upgrade Examples
100
Reboot-Method Software Upgrade Example
100
Hotfix-Method Software Upgrade Example
102
Handling User Password Loss
103
Disabling the Password Recovery Feature
103
Displaying the Password Recovery Feature Status
104
Handling Console Login Password Loss When Password Recovery Is Enabled
105
Handling Super Password Loss When Password Recovery Is Enabled
105
Handling User Password Loss When Password Recovery Is Disabled
106
Managing the Device
107
Changing the System Time
108
Configuration Guidelines
108
Configuration Procedure
111
Configuring the Device Name
108
Managing the Device
108
Overview
108
Enabling Displaying the Copyright Statement
111
Configuring Banners
112
Banner Message Input Modes
112
Configuration Procedure
113
Configuring the Maximum Number of Concurrent Users
113
Configuring the Exception Handling Method
114
Rebooting the Device
114
Rebooting Devices Immediately at the CLI
114
Scheduling a Device Reboot
115
Scheduling Jobs
115
Job Configuration Approaches
115
Configuration Guidelines
116
Scheduling a Job in the Non-Modular Approach
116
Scheduling a Job in the Modular Approach
117
Scheduled Job Configuration Example
117
Clearing Unused 16-Bit Interface Indexes
118
Displaying and Maintaining Device Management
118
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