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HP MSM320-R Management And Configuration Manual (210 pages)

MSM3 Series/MSM4 Series

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 2.76 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Wireless Configuration
  6
- Network Configuration
  9
- Local Mesh
  11
- Chapter 1 : Introduction
  
  16
  - About this Guide
    16
    
    Products Covered
    16
    
    Conventions
    17
    
    Important Terms
    17
    
    Management Tool
    17
    
    Ports
    17
    
    Warnings and Cautions
    17
    
    Commands and Program Listings
    18
  - Introduction
    16
  - New in this Release
    18
  - Introducing the Msm3Xx/4Xx Access Points
    19
    
    Key Features
    19
    
    Controlled Mode
    20
    
    Controlled Mode Versus Autonomous Mode
    20
    
    Autonomous Mode
    21
    
    Summary
    23
  - Safety Information
    24
    
    Professional Installation Required
    24
    
    Servicing
    24
  - Getting Started
    25
  - HP Support
    25
    
    Before Contacting Support
    25
  - Online Documentation
    25
2 Management

27
- Chapter 2 : Management
  
  28
  - Management
    28
  - Management Tool
    28
    
    Starting the Management Tool
    28
    
    Administrative User Authentication
    29
    
    Customizing Management Tool Settings
    29
    
    Manager and Operator Accounts
    30
    
    Security Policies
    32
    
    Auto-Refresh
    33
    
    Web Inactivity Logout
    33
    
    Web Server
    33
  - Snmp
    33
    
    Configuring SNMP Settings
    34
    
    Attributes
    35
    
    V1/V2C Communities
    35
    
    V3 Users
    35
    
    Notification Receivers
    36
    
    Security
    36
  - Soap
    37
    
    Configuring the SOAP Server
    37
    
    Server Settings
    37
  - Cli
    38
  - Security
    38
    
    Security Considerations
    38
    
    Authenticate CLI Logins Using
    39
    
    Configuring CLI Support
    39
    
    Secure Shell Access
    39
    
    Serial Port Access
    40
    
    System Time
    40
    
    Leds
    41
    
    Country
    42
3 Wireless Configuration

43
- Chapter 3 : Wireless Configuration
  
  44
  - Wireless Coverage
    44
    
    Antenna Configuration
    44
    
    Factors Limiting Wireless Coverage
    44
    
    Interference
    44
    
    Radio Power
    44
    
    Configuring Overlapping Wireless Cells
    45
    
    Physical Characteristics of the Location
    45
  - Performance Degradation and Channel Separation
    45
  - Selecting Channels in the 2.4 Ghz Band
    46
  - Distance between Aps
    48
  - Automatic Transmit Power Control
    49
    
    Supporting 802.11N and Legacy Wireless Clients
    49
    
    Radio Configuration
    50
    
    Radio Configuration Parameters
    58
  - Operating Mode
    58
  - Regulatory Domain
    58
  - Wireless Mode
    60
  - Channel Width
    64
  - Channel Extension
    65
  - Interval
    67
  - Antenna Selection
    68
  - Automatic Channel Exclusion List
    68
  - Antenna Gain
    69
  - Collect Statistics for Wireless Clients
    69
  - Max Clients
    69
    
    Advanced Wireless Settings
    69
  - RTS Threshold
    70
  - Spectralink VIEW
    70
  - Tx Beamforming
    70
  - Guard Interval
    71
    
    Maximum Range (Ack Timeout)
    72
  - Tx Protection
    71
  - Beacon Interval
    72
  - Distance between Aps
    72
  - Multicast Tx Rate
    73
  - Transmit Power Control
    73
    
    Scanning Modes
    74
    
    Wireless Neighborhood
    74
  - Monitor Mode
    74
  - Automatic Channel Selection
    75
  - Background Scanning
    75
    
    Identifying Unauthorized Aps
    76
    
    Viewing Scan Results
    76
    
    Viewing All Wireless Clients
    77
    
    Viewing Wireless Information
    77
    
    High Throughput (HT) Rate Traffic
    79
    
    Viewing Wireless Client Data Rates
    79
    
    Legacy Rate Traffic
    80
    
    Access Point Status
    81
    
    Wireless Access Points
    81
4 Working with Vscs

85
- Chapter 4 : Working with Vscs
  
  86
  - Key Concepts
    86
    
    Stand-Alone Deployment
    86
    
    User Authentication
    86
    
    Deployment with a Controller
    87
    
    Using more than One Authentication Type in a VSC
    87
    
    Management with Vlans
    88
    
    Viewing and Editing VSC Profiles
    89
  - VSC Configuration Options
    89
    
    General
    91
    
    If Use HP MSM Controller Option Is Disabled
    91
    
    If Use HP MSM Controller Option Is Enabled
    91
    
    Virtual AP
    93
    
    Wlan
    93
    
    Wireless Clients
    95
    
    Quality of Service
    96
    
    Allowed Wireless Rates
    97
    
    Egress VLAN
    98
    
    Wireless Security Filters
    98
    
    Default Wireless Security Filter Definitions
    99
    
    Wireless Protection
    100
    
    Wpa
    101
    
    Wep
    102
    
    Location-Aware
    103
    
    MAC Filter
    103
    
    MAC-Based Authentication
    103
    
    IP Filter
    104
    
    IP Filter
    105
    
    MAC Filter
    105
    
    Wireless Security Filters
    105
  - AP Deployed with a Controller
    105
    
    Stand-Alone Deployment
    105
    
    VSC on Autonomous AP
    105
    
    AP Deployed with a Controller
    106
    
    VSC on Controller
    107
  - VSC Data Flow
    105
  - Quality of Service (Qos)
    107
    
    Priority Mechanisms
    108
    
    VSC-Based Priority
    108
    
    Differentiated Services (Diffserv)
    109
    
    Upstream Diffserv Tagging
    109
    
    Upstream Traffic Marking
    110
    
    Upstream/Downstream Traffic Marking
    110
5 Network Configuration

113
- Chapter 5 : Network Configuration
  
  114
  - Port Configuration
    114
    
    Port Configuration Information
    114
    
    Assign IP Address Via
    115
    
    Bridge Port Configuration
    115
    
    Bridge Spanning Tree Protocol
    115
    
    Port Configuration
    116
    
    Vlan
    116
    
    Link
    117
    
    Wireless Port Configuration
    117
  - VLAN Support
    117
    
    Defining a VLAN
    117
    
    Assigning a VLAN to a Port
    118
    
    Creating a Network Profile
    118
    
    Defining an Egress VLAN for a VSC
    119
    
    Assigning Vlans to Individual Users
    120
    
    Configuring a Default VLAN
    120
    
    VLAN Bridging
    121
  - Bandwidth Control
    121
  - Discovery Protocols
    122
    
    Cdp
    122
    
    Lldp
    122
    
    LLDP Agent
    123
    
    LLDP over Local Mesh
    123
    
    LLDP Settings
    123
    
    Basic Tlvs
    124
    
    TLV Settings
    124
    
    Tlvs
    125
  - Dns
    126
    
    DNS Advanced Settings
    126
    
    DNS Servers
    126
  - IP Routes
    127
    
    Active Routes
    127
    
    Configuration
    127
  - IP Qos
    128
    
    Default Routes
    128
    
    Configuration
    129
    
    Settings
    129
    
    Create the Profiles
    130
    
    Example
    130
    
    Assign the Profiles to a VSC
    131
  - 802.1X Supplicant
    132
6 Security

135
- Chapter 6 : Security
  
  136
  - Using an External RADIUS Server
    136
    
    Configuring a RADIUS Client Profile on the AP
    136
    
    Configuration Settings
    137
    
    To Define a RADIUS Profile
    137
    
    Access Request Attributes
    139
    
    Configuring User Accounts on a RADIUS Server
    139
    
    Access Accept Attributes
    141
    
    Access Challenge Attributes
    142
    
    Access Reject Attributes
    142
    
    Accounting Request Attributes
    143
    
    Access Request Attributes
    145
    
    Configuring Administrative Accounts on a RADIUS Server
    145
  - Managing Certificates
    146
    
    Trusted CA Certificate Store
    146
    
    CA Certificate Import Formats
    147
    
    Installing a New CA Certificate
    147
    
    Certificate and Private Key Store
    148
    
    Default CA Certificates
    148
    
    Default Installed Private Key/Public Key Certificate Chains
    149
    
    Installing a New Private Key/Public Key Certificate Chain Pair
    149
    
    Certificate Usage
    150
    
    About Certificate Warnings
    151
    
    Changing the Certificate Assigned to a Service
    151
  - MAC Lockout
    151
7 Local Mesh

153
- Chapter 7 : Local Mesh
  
  154
  - Introduction
    154
  - Local Mesh Link Types
    155
    
    Configuration Guidelines
    155
    
    Static Local Mesh Links
    155
    
    Terminology
    155
    
    Dynamic Local Mesh Links
    156
    
    Terminology
    156
    
    Node Discovery
    157
    
    Operational Modes
    157
  - Quality of Service
    158
    
    Configuration Guidelines
    158
    
    Operating Channel
    158
  - Radio Configuration
    159
    
    Maximum Range (Ack Timeout)
    159
    
    Simultaneous AP and Local Mesh Support (Dual Radios)
    159
    
    Using 802.11A/N for Local Mesh
    159
  - Lldp
    161
  - Local Mesh Profiles
    161
    
    Configuring a Local Mesh Profile
    162
    
    Aes/Ccmp
    163
    
    Policy Manager
    163
    
    Settings
    163
    
    Addressing
    164
  - Sample Local Mesh Deployments
    168
    
    RF Extension
    168
    
    Building-To-Building Connections
    169
    
    Dynamic Networks
    170
8 Maintenance

171
- Chapter 8 : Maintenance
  
  172
  - Config File Management
    172
    
    Backup Configuration
    172
    
    Manual Configuration File Management
    172
    
    Reset Configuration
    173
    
    Restore Configuration
    173
    
    Scheduled Operations
    173
  - Software Updates
    174
    
    Performing a Scheduled Update
    175
    
    Performing an Immediate Software Update
    175
  - Licenses
    175
    
    Factory Installed Licenses
    176
    
    License Management
    176
    
    User Installed Licenses
    176
    
    Factory Reset Considerations
    177
    
    Generating a License
    177
    
    Generating and Installing a Feature License
    177
    
    Installing a License
    178
    
    Console Port Connector Specifications
    179
    
    MSM335 and MSM422 Console Port
    179
    
    MSM410, E-MSMS430, E-MSM460, E-MSM466 Console Port
    179
    
    Console Port Connector Specifications
    180
    
    Msm335 and Msm422 Console Port
    180
B Regulatory Information

181
- Regulatory Information
  181
- Appendix B: Regulatory Information
  
  182
  - Notice for U.S.A
    182
    
    FCC Class B Statement
    182
    
    Manufacturer's FCC Declaration of Conformity Statement
    182
    
    Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation
    183
    
    FCC Class a Statement
    183
  - Notice for Canada
    183
  - Notice for the European Community
    184
    
    Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European Union
    185
  - Supported External Antennas
    185
  - Docs for the European Community
    186
  - Notice for Brazil, Aviso Aos Usuários no Brasil
    186
  - Notice for Taiwan
    186
  - Connecting External Antennas
    197
- Appendix C: Connecting External Antennas
  
  198
  - Introduction
    198
    
    802.11N MIMO Antennas for the E-MSM466
    198
    
    802.11A/B/G Antennas for MSM Aps
    199
    
    Optional 802.11A/B/G Antennas for MSM Aps
    200
  - Radio Power-Level Setting Example
    201
    
    Read this before Resetting to Factory Defaults
    203
    
    Using the Management Tool
    203
    
    Using the Reset Button
    203
    
    Read this before Resetting to Factory Defaults
    204
    
    Using the Management Tool
    204
    
    Using the Reset Button
    204
    
    Factory Defaulting Ruggedized Products
    206

HP MSM320-R Reference Manual (114 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 1.49 MB

Table of Contents

5
Table of Contents

15
- Introduction
  21
- About this Guide
  22
- HP Procurve Product Naming
  22
- Products Covered
  22
- Command Syntax
  23
- Important Terms
  23
- Typographical Conventions
  23
- Before Contacting Support
  24
- HP Procurve Networking Support
  24
- Management Tool
  24
- Autonomous Mode
  25
- CLI Support in Autonomous and Controlled Modes
  25
- Controlled Mode
  25
- Online Documentation
  25
- Configuring CLI Support
  26
- Context Hierarchy
  27
- Entering Strings
  27
- SSH Client Support
  27
- Sample CLI Session
  28
- CLI Commands
  29
- Arping
  30
- Enable
  30
- Iperf
  30
- Nslookup
  30
- View Context
  30
- Quit
  31
- Show License
  31
- Show Logging Filtered
  31
- Traceroute
  31
- Enable Context
  32
- Iperf
  32
- Ping
  32
  - Arping
    33
- Reboot Device
  32
- Show Certificate
  32
- Show Certificate Binding
  32
- Quit
  33
- Rcapture
  33
- Show Arp
  33
- Show Bridge
  33
- Factory Reset
  34
- Show Bridge Forwarding
  34
- Show Dns Cache
  34
- Show Interfaces
  34
- Show Ip Route
  34
- Show System Info
  34
- Switch Operational Mode
  34
- Config
  35
- Show Client Log
  35
- Show Discrete Pin
  35
- Show Dot11 Associations
  35
- Show Dot11 Statistics Client-Traffic
  35
- Show Local Mesh
  35
- Show Wireless Neighborhood
  35
- Show Wireless Rogue-Ap
  35
- Show All Config
  36
- Certificate
  37
- Certificate Binding
  37
- Certificate Revocation
  37
- Config Context
  37
- Factory Settings
  37
- Interface Ethernet
  37
- Interface Ip
  38
- Interface Wireless
  38
- Reboot Device
  38
- Show Certificate
  38
- Show Certificate Binding
  38
- Show Config Factory
  38
- Username
  38
- Admin Local Authentication
  39
- Admin Radius Authentication
  39
- Interface Gre
  39
- Local Mesh Profile
  39
- Virtual Ap
  39
- Admin Radius Authentication Server
  40
- Ip Http Port
  40
- Ip Https Port
  40
- Snmp-Server Trap Certificate-Expired
  40
- Snmp-Server Trap Certificate-Expires-Soon
  40
- Snmp-Server Trap Web-Fail
  41
- Snmp-Server Trap Web-Login
  41
- Snmp-Server Trap Web-Logout
  41
- Web Admin Kickout
  41
- Web Allow
  41
- Web Access Interface Gre
  42
- Web Access Interface Vlan
  42
- Web Access Port-1
  42
- Web Access Port-2
  42
- Web Access Wireless
  42
- World-Mode Dot11 Country Code
  42
- Clock
  43
- Clock Auto Adjust Dst
  43
- Clock Timezone
  43
- Clock Use Custom Dst Rules
  43
- Web Access Local Mesh
  43
- Clock Custom Dst Begins
  44
- Clock Custom Dst Begins Format
  44
- Ntp Protocol
  44
- Ntp Server
  44
- Clock Custom Dst Ends
  45
- Clock Custom Dst Ends Format
  45
- Ntp Server
  45
- Ntp Server Failure Trap
  45
- Config-Update Automatic
  46
- Config-Update Operation
  46
- Config-Update Time
  46
- Config-Update Uri
  46
- Config-Update Weekday
  46
- Snmp-Server Trap Config-Change
  46
- Logging Destination
  47
- Snmp-Server Access Port-1
  47
- Snmp-Server Trap Config-Update
  47
- Snmp-Server Trap Syslog-Severity
  47
- Snmp-Server Allow
  48
- Snmp-Server Chassis-ID
  48
- Snmp-Server Contact
  48
- Snmp-Server Heartbeat Period
  48
- Snmp-Server Location
  48
- Snmp-Server Port
  49
- Snmp-Server Readonly
  49
- Snmp-Server Readwrite
  49
- Snmp-Server Trap
  49
- Snmp-Server Trap Community
  49
- Snmp-Server Trap Destination
  50
- Snmp-Server Trap Heartbeat
  50
- Snmp-Server Trap Link-State
  50
- Snmp-Server Trap Snmp-Authentication
  50
- Snmp-Server Version 1
  50
- Snmp-Server Access Interface Gre
  51
- Snmp-Server Access Interface Vlan
  51
- Snmp-Server Access Local Mesh
  51
- Snmp-Server Version 2C
  51
- Snmp-Server Version 3
  51
- Snmp-Server Access Port-2
  52
- Snmp-Server Access Wireless
  52
- Snmp-Server Notification Receiver
  52
- Snmp-Server User
  52
- Soap-Server
  52
- Soap-Server Access Interface Vlan
  53
- Soap-Server Access Port-1
  53
- Soap-Server Access Port-2
  53
- Soap-Server Allow
  53
- Soap-Server Http Authentication
  53
- Soap-Server Access Interface Gre
  54
- Soap-Server Http Authentication Password
  54
- Soap-Server Http Authentication Username
  54
- Soap-Server Port
  54
- Soap-Server Ssl
  54
- Soap-Server Ssl with Client Certificate
  54
- Snmp-Server Trap Low-Snr
  55
- Snmp-Server Trap Low-Snr Interval
  55
- Snmp-Server Trap Low-Snr Level
  55
- Snmp-Server Trap New-Association
  55
- Soap-Server Access Local Mesh
  55
- Soap-Server Access Wireless
  55
- Snmp-Server Trap New-Association Interval
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Vpn-Connection
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Association-Fail
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Association-Success
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Authentication-Fail
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Authentication-Success
  56
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Deauthentication-Fail
  57
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Deauthentication-Success
  57
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Disassociation-Fail
  57
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Disassociation-Success
  57
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Reassociation-Fail
  57
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Reassociation-Success
  57
- Firmware-Update Automatic
  58
- Snmp-Server Trap Network-Trace
  58
- Snmp-Server Trap Syslog-Matches
  58
- Snmp-Server Trap Syslog-Matches Regex
  58
- Snmp-Server Trap Syslog-Severity Level
  58
- Firmware-Update Start
  59
- Firmware-Update Time
  59
- Firmware-Update Uri
  59
- Firmware-Update Weekday
  59
- Snmp-Server Trap Firmware-Update
  59
- Access-Controller Restrict Location
  60
- Service-Sensor
  60
- Service-Sensor Poll
  60
- Ip Name-Server
  61
- Ip Name-Server Cache
  61
- Service-Sensor Retry
  61
- Service-Sensor Timeout
  61
- Ip Name-Server Dynamic
  62
- Ip Name-Server Interception
  62
- Ip Name-Server Switch-On-Servfail
  62
- Ip Name-Server Switch-Over
  62
- Snmp-Server Trap Unauthorized-Ap
  62
- Access Controller Shared Secret
  63
- Snmp-Server Trap Unauthorized-Ap Interval
  63
- Wireless-Scan
  63
- Wireless-Scan Period
  63
- Wireless-Scan Url
  63
- Discovery Protocol
  64
- Discovery Protocol Device-ID
  64
- Dot11 Igmp Snooping-Helper
  64
- Ip-Qos Profile
  64
- Radius-Server Profile
  64
- Bridge Priority
  65
- Bridge Protocol Ieee
  65
- Bridge Protocol Ieee Vlan
  65
- Ip Route Gateway
  65
- Dot1X Reauth
  66
- Dot1X Reauth Period
  66
- Dot1X Reauth Terminate
  66
- Dot1X Supplicant Timeout
  66
- Dynamic Key
  66
- Add Wireless Ip-Qos Profile
  67
- Delete Wireless Ip-Qos Profile All
  67
- Dynamic Key Interval
  67
- Sensor Discovery Mode
  67
- Wireless Link Qos
  67
- Config-Version
  68
- Sensor Network Detector
  68
- Sensor Server ID
  68
- Sensor Server Name
  68
- Duplex
  69
- Port-2 Interface Context
  69
- Speed
  69
- Vlan
  69
- Interface Vlan
  70
- Vlan Compatibility Mode
  70
- Vlan-Management Filter
  70
- Duplex
  71
- Port-1 Interface Context
  71
- Speed
  71
- Vlan
  71
- Interface Vlan
  72
- Vlan Compatibility Mode
  72
- Vlan-Management Filter
  72
- Ip Address Mode
  73
- Ip Default-Gateway
  73
- Pppoe Client User
  73
- WAN IP Interface Context
  73
- Ip Address Dhcp Client-ID
  74
- Pppoe Auto-Reconnect
  74
- Pppoe Mru
  74
- Pppoe Mtu
  74
- Pppoe Unnumbered
  75
- Distance
  76
- Radio Active
  76
- Rts Threshold
  76
- Wireless Context
  76
- Dot11
  77
- Transmit Power
  77
- Antenna Bidirectionnal
  78
- Antenna Gain
  78
- Autochannel Skip
  78
- Beacon Interval
  78
- Dot11 Automatic Frequency
  78
- Dot11 Automatic Frequency Period
  79
- Dot11 Automatic Frequency Time
  79
- Dot11 Automatic Transmit-Power
  79
- Dot11 Automatic Transmit-Power Period
  79
- Multicast Rate
  79
- Station Distance
  79
- Dot11 Mode
  80
- Dot11N Channel Extension
  80
- Dot11N Channel Width
  80
- Dot11N Guard Interval
  80
- Dot11N Multicast Rate
  80
- Spectralink View
  80
- Bandwidth
  81
- Bandwidth Max
  81
- Guest-Mode
  82
- Ingress Interface
  82
- Max-Association
  82
- Virtual AP Context
  82
- Virtual Ap Name
  82
- Encryption Key 1
  83
- Encryption Key Format
  83
- Ssid Name
  83
- Vlan
  83
- Authentication Server Access Controller
  84
- Authentication Server Accounting
  84
- Authentication Server Accounting Radius Profile
  84
- Authentication Server Radius
  84
- Dot1X Authentication
  84
- Transmit Key
  84
- Authentication Server Accounting Radius Stationid Case
  85
- Authentication Server Accounting Radius Stationid Delimiter
  85
- Wireless Filters
  85
- Wireless Filters Mac
  85
- Wpa-Psk
  85
- Wireless Filters Rule Input
  86
- Wireless Filters Rule Output
  86
- Wireless Filters Type
  86
- Mac-Filters Local
  87
- Mac Authentication Accounting
  88
- Mac Authentication Accounting Radius Profile
  88
- Mac-Filters
  88
- Mac-Filters Mode
  88
- Mandatory Authentication
  88
- Add Ip Filter
  89
- Mac Authentication Radius Profile
  89
- Mac Authentication Radius Stationid Case
  89
- Mac Authentication Radius Stationid Delimiter
  89
- Active
  90
- Beacon Dtim Count
  90
- Delete Ip Filter
  90
- Delete Ip Filter All
  90
- Ip Filters
  90
- Add Ip-Qos Profile
  91
  - Delete Ip-Qos Profile All
    92
  - Upstream Diffserv Tagging
    93
  - Wmm Advertising
    93
  - Location-Aware Group
    93
  - Security
    94
  - VLAN Interface Context
    95
  - Ip Address
    95
  - Ip Address Mode
    95
  - Vlan Name
    96
  - Local Mesh Context
    97
  - Active
    97
  - Interface
    97
  - Local Mesh Name
    97
  - Remote Mac
    97
  - Security Mode
    98
  - Security Psk
    98
  - Security Wep
    98
  - Speed
    98
  - Interface Vlan
    98
  - Accept Forced Links
    99
  - Allowed Downtime
    99
  - Dynamic Local Mesh
    99
  - Dynamic Mode
    99
  - Initial Discovery Time
    99
  - Minimum Snr
    99
  - Preserve Master Link
    100
  - Promiscuous Mode
    100
  - Promiscuous Mode Startup Delay
    100
  - Snr Cost Per Hop
    100
  - RADIUS Context
    101
  - Radius-Server Accounting Port
    101
  - Radius-Server Alternate Hosts
    101
  - Radius-Server Authentication Method
    101
  - Radius-Server Authentication Port
    101
  - Radius-Server Deadtime
    102
  - Radius-Server Host
    102
  - Radius-Server Key 2
    102
  - Radius-Server Message-Authenticator
    102
  - Radius-Server Name
    102
  - Radius-Server Nasid
    103
  - Radius-Server Timeout
    103
  - IP_QOS Context
    104
  - End-Port
    104
  - Priority
    104
  - Profile Name
    104
  - Protocol
    104
  - Start-Port
    104
  - GRE Interface Context
    106
  - End Force
    106
  - Gre Name
    106
  - Ip Address
    106
  - Peer Ip Address
    106
  - Remote Ip Address
    106
  - Syslog Destination Context
    107
  - Active
    107
  - Logging Facility
    107
  - Logging Host
    107
  - Logging Prefix
    107
  - Name
    107
  - Level
    108
  - Matches
    108
  - Message
    108
  - Message
    109
  - Process
    109
  - SNMP User Context
    110
  - Access Level
    110
  - Password
    110
  - Security
    110
  - User Name
    110
  - SNMP Notification Receiver Context
    111
  - Community
    111
  - Port
    111
  - Receiver
    111
  - User
    111
  - Version
    111
- Beacon Transmit Power
  91
- Data Rate
  91
- Fast Authentication
  91
- Layer3 Mobility
  91
- Public Forwarding
  91

HP MSM320-R Reference Manual (124 pages)

Access Points CLI

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0.46 MB

Table of Contents
5
About this Guide
24
- Typographical Conventions
  25
- Before Contacting Support
  26
- Autonomous Mode
  27
Entering Strings
28
Context Hierarchy
29
View Context
32
- Quit
  33
Enable Context
34
- Arping
  35
- Show Bridge
  36
- Factory Reset
  37
- Show Client Log
  38
Config Context
39
- Reboot Device
  40
- Interface Wireless
  41
- Admin Local Authentication
  42
- Snmp-Server Trap Certificate-Expires-Soon
  43
- Web Admin Kickout
  44
- Web Access Wireless
  45
- Clock
  46
- Ntp Server
  47
- Clock Custom Dst Ends Format
  48
- Config-Update Operation
  49
- Snmp-Server Trap Config-Update
  50
- Snmp-Server Allow
  51
- Snmp-Server Port
  52
- Snmp-Server Trap Destination
  53
- Snmp-Server Version 2C
  54
- Snmp-Server Access Wireless
  55
- Soap-Server Access Interface Vlan
  56
- Soap-Server Http Authentication Password
  57
- Soap-Server Access Wireless
  58
- Snmp-Server Trap New-Association Interval
  59
- Snmp-Server Trap Wireless-Deauthentication-Fail
  60
- Snmp-Server Trap Syslog-Matches
  61
- Firmware-Update Start
  62
- Access-Controller Restrict Location
  63
- Service-Sensor Retry
  64
- Ip Name-Server Dynamic
  65
- Snmp-Server Trap Unauthorized-Ap Interval
  66
- Radius-Server Profile
  67
- Discovery Protocol
  70
- Bridge Priority
  71
- Dot1X Reauth
  72
- Dynamic Key Interval
  73
- Sensor Network Detector
  74
Port 2 Port Interface Context
77
- Vlan Compatibility Mode
  78
Port 1 Port Interface Context
79
- Vlan Compatibility Mode
  80
WAN IP Interface Context
81
- Ip Address Dhcp Client-ID
  82
- Pppoe Unnumbered
  83
Wireless Context
84
- Dot11
  85
- Antenna Bidirectionnal
  86
- Dot11 Automatic Frequency Period
  87
- Station Distance
  88
- Dot11N Mimo
  89
Virtual AP Context
90
- Vlan
  91
- Authentication Server Access Controller
  92
- Authentication Server Accounting Radius Stationid Case
  93
- Wireless Filters Rule Output
  94
- Mac-Filters Local
  95
- Mac-Filters Mode
  96
- Mac Authentication Radius Stationid Delimiter
  97
- Ip Filters
  98
- Add Ip-Qos Profile
  99
- Upstream Diffserv Tagging
  100
- Security
  101
VLAN Interface Context
102
Local Mesh Context
103
- Security
  104
- Accept Forced Links
  105
- Minimum Snr
  106
- Promiscuous Mode Startup Delay
  107
RADIUS Profiles Context
108
- Radius-Server Deadtime
  109
- Radius-Server Nasid
  110
IP QOS Context
111
GRE Interface Context
113
Syslog Context
114
- Level
  115
- Message
  116
SNMP User Context
117
SNMP Notification Receiver Context
118
- Network Profile Context
  119
- LLDP Agent Context
  120

HP MSM320-R Installation Manual (24 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 2.68 MB

Installation Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
1 Preparing for Installation

5
- Product Models
  5
- Package Contents
  5
- Additional Equipment Needed
  5
- Identifying AP Components
  6
  - Ports
    6
  - Radio and Antenna
    7
- Important Information to Read before Installing
  7
  - Professional Installation Required
    7
  - Surge Protection and Grounding
    7
  - Cabling
    7
  - Country of Use
    7
  - External Antennas
    7
  - Safety
    8
- Resetting to Factory Defaults
  8
2 Installation

9
3 Initially Configuring (Autonomous Mode)

13
- About Controlled Mode and Autonomous Mode
  13
- Initial Configuration (Autonomous Mode)
  13
4 Support and Other Resources

16
- Online Documentation
  16
- Contacting HP
  16
- HP Websites
  16
- Typographic Conventions
  16
A Regulatory Information

17
B Recycle Statements

21
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Statements
  21
  - English Recycling Notice
    21
  - Bulgarian Recycling Notice
    21
  - Czech Recycling Notice
    21
  - Danish Recycling Notice
    21
  - Dutch Recycling Notice
    21
  - Estonian Recycling Notice
    22
  - Finnish Recycling Notice
    22
  - French Recycling Notice
    22
  - German Recycling Notice
    22
  - Greek Recycling Notice
    22
  - Hungarian Recycling Notice
    22
  - Italian Recycling Notice
    23
  - Latvian Recycling Notice
    23
  - Lithuanian Recycling Notice
    23
  - Polish Recycling Notice
    23
  - Portuguese Recycling Notice
    23
  - Romanian Recycling Notice
    24
  - Slovak Recycling Notice
    24
  - Spanish Recycling Notice
    24
  - Swedish Recycling Notice
    24

HP MSM320-R Overview (16 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0.41 MB

HP MSM320-R Quick Start Manual (7 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0.58 MB

HP MSM320-R Release Notes (13 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0.11 MB

HP MSM320-R Quick Start (3 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0.13 MB

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