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Hirschmann BAT54-F User Manual (548 pages)

Dualband Industrial Wireless LAN Access Point/Client

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 8.5 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
BAT54-Rail/F
13
1 Preface

15
- Security Settings
  16
2 System Design

19
- Introduction
  19
3 Wireless LAN - WLAN

21
- What Is a Wireless LAN
  21
  - Standardized Radio Transmission by IEEE
    21
  - Operation Modes of Wireless Lans and Base Stations
    25
- Development of WLAN Security
  33
  - Some Basic Concepts
    33
  - Wep
    35
  - Wepplus
    37
  - EAP and 802.1X
    37
  - TKIP and WPA
    40
  - AES and 802.11I
    42
  - Summary
    44
- Protecting the Wireless Network
  45
- Configuration of WLAN Parameters
  52
  - WLAN Security
    53
  - Protocol Filter
    55
  - General WLAN Settings
    62
  - WLAN Routing (Isolated Mode)
    63
  - The Physical WLAN Interfaces
    64
    
    Radio Settings
    66
    
    Client Mode
    71
  - The Logical WLAN Interfaces
    78
  - Network Settings
    79
  - Additional WLAN Functions
    82
- Extended WLAN Protocol Filters
  87
  - Protocol Filter Parameters
    88
  - Procedure for Filter Test
    90
  - Redirect Function
    91
  - DHCP Address Tracking
    92
- Client Mode
  93
  - Basic Configuration
    94
  - Client Settings
    95
  - Advanced Configuration
    98
  - The Roaming Table
    100
- IEEE 802.11I for Point-To-Point Connections in the WLAN
  101
- Establishing Outdoor Wireless Networks
  112
  - Geometrical Layout of the Transmission Path
    112
  - Antenna Power
    114
  - Emitted Power and Maximum Distance
    117
  - Transmission Power Reduction
    117
- Bandwidth Limits in the WLAN
  117
  - Operating as an Access Point
    117
  - Operating as a Client
    118
- WLAN According to 802.11H
  119
  - Standards
    119
  - Radio Channels in the 5 Ghz Band
    122
  - Frequency Ranges for Indoor and Outdoor Use
    123
4 Configuration and Management

125
- Configuration Tools and Approaches
  125
- Configuration Software
  126
- Searching and Configuring Devices
  127
- Configuration Using Different Tools
  128
  - Lanconfig
    128
  - Webconfig
    131
  - Telnet
    133
  - Tftp
    137
  - Snmp
    138
  - Encrypted Configuration with SSH Access
    139
  - SSH Authentication
    140
- Working with Configuration Files
  142
- New Firmware with Hirschmann Firmsafe
  143
  - This Is How Hirschmann Firmsafe Works
    143
  - How to Load New Software
    145
- How to Reset the Device
  148
- Managing Administrators Rights
  150
  - Rights for the Administrators
    150
  - Administrators' Access Via TFTP and SNMP
    151
  - Configuration of User Rights
    153
  - Limitation of the Configuration Commands
    155
  - HTTP Tunnel
    156
- Named Loopback Addresses
  159
5 Lantools Network Management

165
- Switch UI Language
  166
- Project Management with Lanconfig
  166
- Scripting
  181
  - Applications
    181
  - Scripting Function
    182
  - Generating Script Files
    183
  - Uploading Configuration Commands and Script Files
    186
  - Multiple Parallel Script Sessions
    190
  - Scripting Commands
    190
  - WLAN Configuration with the Wizards in Lanconfig
    194
- Group Configuration with Lanconfig
  196
  - Create a Group Configuration
    197
  - Update Device Configurations
    199
  - Update Group Configurations
    200
  - Using Multiple Group Configurations
    200
- Rollout Wizard
  201
- Display Functions in Lanmonitor
  205
- Lanmonitor-Know What's Going on
  208
- Visualization of Larger Wlans
  214
  - Start the Wlanmonitor
    215
  - Search for Access Points
    215
  - Add Access Points
    216
  - Organize Access Points
    216
  - Rogue AP and Rogue Client Detection with the Wlanmonitor
    217
  - Rogue Ap Detection
    218
- Messaging
  222
6 Diagnosis

225
- Trace Information-For Advanced Users
  225
  - How to Start a Trace
    225
  - Overview of the Keys
    225
  - Overview of the Parameters
    226
  - Combination Commands
    227
  - Trace Filters
    227
  - Examples of Traces
    228
  - Recording Traces
    228
- SYSLOG Storage in the Device
  229
  - Activate SYSLOG Module
    230
  - Configuring the SYSLOG Client
    230
  - Read-Out SYSLOG Messages
    231
- The Ping Command
  232
- Monitoring the Switch
  233
- Cable Testing
  234
7 Security

237
- Protection for the Configuration
  237
  - Password Protection
    237
  - Login Barring
    239
  - Restriction of the Access Rights on the Configuration
    240
- The Security Checklist
  244
8 Firewall

249
- Threat Analysis
  249
  - The Dangers
    249
  - The Ways of the Perpetrators
    250
  - The Methods
    250
  - The Victims
    251
- What Is a Firewall
  252
  - Tasks of a Firewall
    252
  - Different Types of Firewalls
    253
  - Stateful Packet Inspection
    255
- The BAT Firewall
  259
  - How the BAT Firewall Inspects Data Packets
    259
  - Special Protocols
    262
  - General Settings of the Firewall
    264
  - Parameters of Firewall Rules
    268
  - Alerting Functions of the Firewall
    274
  - Strategies for Firewall Settings
    279
  - Hints for Setting the Firewall
    281
  - Configuration of Firewall Rules
    285
  - Firewall Diagnosis
    295
  - Firewall Limitations
    301
- Intrusion Detection
  302
  - Examples for Break-In Attempts
    302
  - Configuration of the IDS
    303
- Denial of Service
  304
9 Quality of Service

311
- Why Qos
  311
- Which Data Packets to Prefer
  312
  - Guaranteed Minimum Bandwidths
    313
  - Limited Maximum Bandwidths
    315
- The Queue Concept
  315
  - Queues in Transmission Direction
    315
  - Queues for Receiving Direction
    317
- Reducing the Packet Length
  318
- Qos Parameters for Voice over IP Applications
  320
- Qos in Sending or Receiving Direction
  324
- Qos Configuration
  325
- Qos for Wlans (IEEE 802.11E)
  333
10 Virtual Lans (Vlans)

335
- What Is a Virtual LAN
  335
- This Is How a VLAN Works
  335
  - Frame Tagging
    336
  - Conversion Within the LAN Interconnection
    337
  - Application Examples
    338
- Configuration of Vlans
  340
  - The Network Table
    341
  - The Port Table
    341
  - Configuration with Lanconfig
    342
  - Configuration with Webconfig or Telnet
    344
- Configurable VLAN Protocol ID
  345
- Configurable VLAN Ids
  346
  - Different VLAN Ids Per WLAN Client
    346
  - Special VLAN ID for Dslol Interfaces
    346
- VLAN Tags on Layer 2/3 in the Ethernet
  347
  - Configuring VLAN Tagging on Layer
    348
- VLAN Tags for DSL Interfaces
  349
- VLAN Q-In-Q Tagging
  350
11 Routing and WAN Connections

353
- General Information
  353
  - Bridges for Standard Protocols
    353
  - What Happens in the Case of a Request from the LAN
    354
- IP Routing
  355
  - The IP Routing Table
    355
  - Policy-Based Routing
    358
  - Local Routing
    361
  - Dynamic Routing with IP RIP
    362
  - SYN/ACK Speedup
    365
- Configuration of Remote Stations
  366
  - Peer List
    366
  - Layer List
    368
- IP Masquerading
  369
- Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
  379
- Advanced Routing and Forwarding
  382
  - Introduction
    382
  - Defining Networks and Assigning Interfaces
    386
- Changes in Other Services
  391
  - DHCP Server
    391
  - DHCP Relay Server
    398
  - Netbios Proxy
    399
  - Rip
    400
  - Automatic Generation of VPN Rules
    406
  - Firewall Rules for Certain Local Networks
    407
  - Virtual Routers
    408
  - Default Routes Filter
    409
  - Extended Port Forwarding
    410
  - IPX Router
    412
  - Assigning Logical Interfaces to Bridge Groups
    413
  - Remote Bridge
    414
  - Pppoe Servers
    415
- Load Balancing
  415
  - DSL Port Mapping
    417
  - Direct DSL Channel Bundling
    420
  - Dynamic Load Balancing
    420
  - Static Load Balancing
    421
  - Configuration of Load Balancing
    422
- N:N Mapping
  425
  - Application Examples
    426
  - Configuration
    430
- Establishing Connection with PPP
  434
  - The Protocol
    434
  - Everything O.k.? Checking the Line with LCP
    436
  - Assignment of IP Addresses Via PPP
    437
  - Settings in the PPP List
    438
- DSL Connection with PPTP
  439
- Extended Connection for Flat Rates-Keep-Alive
  440
- Callback Functions
  440
  - Callback for Microsoft CBCP
    441
  - Fast Callback
    442
  - Callback with RFC 1570 (PPP LCP Extensions)
    443
  - Overview of Configuration of Callback Function
    443
  - Serial Interface
    444
    
    Introduction
    444
    
    System Requirements
    445
    
    Installation
    445
    
    Set the Serial Interface to Modem Operation
    446
    
    Configuration of Modem Parameters
    447
    
    Direct Entry of at Commands
    449
    
    Statistics
    450
    
    Trace Output
    450
    
    Configuration of Remote Sites for V.24 WAN Interfaces
    450
    
    Configuration of a Backup Connection on the Serial In- Terface
    452
    
    Contact Assignment of BAT Modem Adapter Kit
    453
  - Manual Definition of the MTU
    453
    
    Configuration
    454
    
    Statistics
    454
  - Wan Rip
    454
  - The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
    456
    
    Classic and Rapid Spanning Tree
    457
    
    Improvements from Rapid Spanning Tree
    457
    
    Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol
    458
    
    Status Reports Via the Spanning Tree Protocol
    461
12 More Services

465
- Automatic IP Address Administration with DHCP
  465
- Vendor Class and User Class Identifier on the DHCP Client
  472
- Dns
  473
  - What Does a DNS Server Do
    473
  - DNS Forwarding
    474
  - Setting up the DNS Server
    475
  - URL Blocking
    478
  - Dynamic DNS
    479
- Accounting
  481
- The SYSLOG Module
  484
  - Setting up the SYSLOG Module
    484
  - Example Configuration with Lanconfig
    484
- Time Server for the Local Net
  486
- Scheduled Events
  491
  - Regular Execution of Commands
    491
  - CRON Jobs with Time Delay
    492
  - Configuring the CRON Job
    493
- Pppoe Servers
  495
  - Introduction
    495
  - Example Application
    495
  - Configuration
    498
- Radius
  500
  - How RADIUS Works
    502
  - Configuration of RADIUS as Authenticator or NAS
    502
  - Radius Accounting
    504
  - Configuring RADIUS as Server
    509
- Extensions to the RADIUS Server
  511
  - New Authentication Method
    511
  - EAP Authentication
    512
  - RADIUS Forwarding
    513
  - RADIUS Server Parameters
    515
- Radsec
  517
  - Configuring RADSEC for the Client
    517
  - Certificates for RADSEC
    518
13 Appendix

519
- Error Messages in Lanmonitor
  519
  - General Error Messages
    519
  - VPN Error Messages
    519
- SNMP Traps
  523
- Radio Channels
  524
  - Radio Channels in the 2,4 Ghz Frequency Band
    524
  - Radio Channels in the 5 Ghz Frequency Band
    524
  - Radio Channels and Frequency Ranges for Indoor and Outdoor Operating
    526
    
    Rfcs Supported
    528
    
    Glossary
    529
    
    Index
    533

Hirschmann BAT54-F User Manual (66 pages)

Dual-Band Industrial Access Point / Access Client / Access Bridge BAT Family

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 3.5 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
6
About this Manual
13
Legend
13
1 Device Description

14
- Properties and Functions
  14
  - BAT-F Types
    15
  - BAT-Rail Types
    15
  - BAT54 Types
    15
  - BAT300 Types
    16
  - BAT-BG/BGN Types
    16
  - Other Features
    16
- Interfaces and Control Elements
  19
  - Bat54-F
    19
  - BAT54-F Single
    20
  - BAT54-F Client
    21
  - Bat300-F
    22
  - BAT54-Rail
    23
  - BAT54-Rail Single
    24
  - BAT54-Rail Client
    25
  - BAT300-Rail
    26
- Device Models
  27
  - BAT54-F Devices
    27
  - BAT54-Rail Devices
    28
  - BAT300-F Devices
    28
  - BAT300-Rail Devices
    28
  - BAT-BG/BGN Devices
    29
2 Assembly and Start-Up

30
- Installing the Device
  30
- Unpacking and Checking
  30
- Putting Components Together (BAT-F)
  31
- Selecting the Location for Mounting/Setting up
  31
- Mounting Outdoors (BAT-F)
  31
  - Lightning Protection
    31
  - Pole Mounting
    33
- DIN Rail Mounting (BAT-Rail)
  33
- Flat Surface Mounting
  34
  - Bat-F
    34
  - BAT-Rail
    35
- Mounting/Connecting External Antennas
  35
- Connecting LAN and WLAN Connectors
  40
  - Bat-F
    40
  - BAT-Rail
    40
- Grounding
  41
  - Bat-F
    41
  - BAT-Rail
    41
- Connecting the Supply Voltage
  42
- Connecting the Data Lines
  44
  - 10/100 Mbit/S Twisted Pair Connection
    44
  - 10/100 Mbit/S Twisted Pair Connection
    45
- Installing the BAT-F X2 Housing Cover
  46
- Startup Procedure
  47
  - Bat-F
    47
  - BAT-Rail
    47
- Finding and Configuring Devices
  48
- Installing External Antennas
  48
- Display Elements
  50
- Device Status
  52
- Operation Element (Reset Button)
  53
  - Functions
    53
  - Bat-F
    53
  - BAT-Rail
    54
- Basic Set-Up
  54
- Disassembly
  56
  - Technical Data
    57
  - Scope of Delivery
    62

Hirschmann BAT54-F User Manual (70 pages)

Installation Dual-Band Industrial Access Point / Client / Access Bridge

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 3.69 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
5
About this Manual
14
1 Device Description

15
- Properties and Functions
  15
  - BAT-F Types
    16
  - BAT-Rail Types
    16
  - BAT54 Types
    16
  - BAT300 Types
    17
  - BAT-BG/BGN Types
    17
  - Other Features
    18
- Interfaces and Control Elements
  20
  - Bat54-F
    20
  - BAT54-F Single
    21
  - BAT54-F Client
    22
  - Bat300-F
    23
  - BAT54-Rail
    24
  - BAT54-Rail Single
    25
  - BAT54-Rail Client
    26
  - BAT300-Rail
    27
- Device Models
  28
  - BAT54-F Devices
    28
  - BAT54-Rail Devices
    29
  - BAT300-F Devices
    29
  - BAT300-Rail Devices
    29
  - BAT-BG/BGN Devices
    30
2 Assembly and Start-Up

31
- Installing the Device
  31
- Unpacking and Checking
  31
- Putting Components Together (BAT-F)
  32
- Selecting the Location for Mounting/ Setting up
  32
- Mounting Outdoors (BAT-F)
  32
  - Lightning Protection
    32
  - Pole Mounting
    34
- DIN Rail Mounting (BAT-Rail)
  35
- Flat Surface Mounting
  35
  - Bat-F
    35
  - BAT-Rail
    36
- Mounting/Connecting External Antennas
  36
- Connecting LAN and WLAN Connectors
  42
  - Bat-F
    42
  - BAT-Rail
    42
- Grounding
  43
  - Bat-F
    43
  - BAT-Rail
    43
- Connecting the Supply Voltage
  44
- Connecting the Data Lines
  46
  - 10/100 Mbit/S Twisted Pair Connection
    46
  - 10/100 Mbit/S Twisted Pair Connection
    48
- Mounting the Housing Cover for BAT-F X2
  49
- Startup Procedure
  50
  - Bat-F
    50
  - BAT-Rail
    50
3 Technical Data

62
- A Further Support
  69

Hirschmann BAT54-F User Manual (42 pages)

Dual-Band Industrial Access Point/Access Client/Access Bridge

Brand: Hirschmann | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 2.21 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
4
About this Manual
8
Legend
8
1 Device Description

9
- Properties and Functions
  9
- Connections
  11
- External Antennas
  13
  - Transmission Power
    13
  - Omnidirectional Antennas
    15
  - Beam Antennas
    16
- Cables and Adapters
  18
2 Assembly and Start-Up

20
- Unpacking and Checking
  20
- Installing the Device
  20
  - Setting up the Device
    21
  - Wall Mounting
    21
  - Mounting the Device Outdoors
    21
  - Mounting/Connecting External Antennas
    23
  - Connecting LAN and WLAN Connections
    24
  - Connecting the Supply Voltage
    24
  - Grounding
    25
  - Installing the Data Lines
    26
  - Mounting the Housing Cover
    28
- Startup
  29
- Finding and Configuring Devices
  29
- Display Elements
  29
- Operation Element (Reset Button)
  31
- Making Basic Settings
  33
3 Technical Data

34

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