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Motorola WS5100 - Wireless Switch - Security Appliance Reference Manual (732 pages)

RFS Series Wireless LAN Switches

Brand: Motorola | Category: Switch | Size: 5.16 MB

About this Guide
3
Who Should Use this Guide
3
How to Use this Guide
4
DHCP Class Instance
5
Conventions Used in this Guide
7
Notational Conventions
8
General Information
10
Table of Contents
17
Chapter 1. Introduction

33
Chapter 2 .Common Commands

45
- Common Commands
  45
  - Clrscr
    46
  - Exit
    47
  - Help
    48
  - Service
    52
- Show
  70
  - Autoinstall
    74
  - Banner
    75
  - Commands
    76
- Crypto
  77
- Environment
  80
- History
  81
- Interfaces
  82
- Ldap
  90
- Licenses
  92
- Logging
  93
- Mac
  94
- Mac-Address-Table
  95
- Management
  96
- Mobility
  97
- Ntp
  100
- Port-Channel
  102
- Privilege
  103
- Radius
  104
- Redundancy-Group
  105
- Redundancy-History
  108
- Redundancy-Members
  109
- Snmp
  110
- Snmp-Server
  111
- Sole
  114
- Spanning-Tree
  116
- Static-Channel-Group
  118
- Terminal
  119
- Timezone
  120
- Users
  121
- Version
  122
- Wireless
  123
- Wlan-Acl
  133
- Access-List
  134
- Aclstats
  135
- Alarm-Log
  136
- Boot
  137
- Clock
  138
- Debugging
  139
- Dhcp
  140
- File
  141
  - Ftp
    142
  - Password-Encryption
    143
  - Running-Config
    144
  - Securitymgr
    148
  - Sessions
    149
  - Startup-Config
    150
  - Upgrade-Status
    152
Chapter 3. User Exec Commands

153
- User Exec Commands
  153
  - Clear
    153
  - Cluster-Cli
    157
  - Debug
    158
  - Disable
    160
  - Enable
    161
  - Logout
    162
  - Page
    163
    
    Ping
    164
    
    Quit
    165
  - Telnet
    166
  - Terminal
    167
  - Traceroute
    168
Chapter 4. Privileged Exec Commands

169
- Priv Exec Command
  169
- Contents -
  171
  - Acknowledge
    172
  - Archive
    173
  - Change-Passwd
    176
  - Clear
    177
  - Clock
    181
  - Cluster-Cli
    182
  - Configure
    183
  - Copy
    184
  - Debug
    185
  - Delete
    187
  - Diff
    188
  - Dir
    189
  - Disable
    190
  - Edit
    191
  - Enable
    192
  - Erase
    193
  - Halt
    194
  - Kill
    195
  - Logout
    197
  - Mkdir
    198
  - More
    199
  - Page
    201
  - Ping
    202
  - Pwd
    203
  - Contents -
    203
  - Quit
    204
  - Reload
    205
  - Rename
    206
  - Rmdir
    207
  - Telnet
    208
  - Terminal
    209
  - Traceroute
    210
  - Upgrade
    211
  - Upgradeabort
    213
  - Write
    214
Chapter 5 .Global Configuration Commands

217
- Global Configuration Commands
  217
  - Global Configuration Commands
    218
  - Aaa
    221
  - Access-List
    223
  - Arpi
    229
  - Autoinstall
    230
  - Banner
    231
  - Boot
    232
  - Bridge
    233
  - Country-Code
    236
  - Crypto
    237
    
    Use Case 1: Configuring Remote VPN
    244
    
    Use Case 2: Configuring Site-To-Site VPN
    247
  - End
    252
  - Errdisable
    253
  - Espi
    254
  - Fallback
    255
  - Format
    256
  - Ftp
    257
  - Hostname
    258
  - Interface
    259
  - License
    267
  - Line
    268
  - Local
    269
  - Logging
    270
  - Mac
    272
  - Mac-Address-Table
    273
  - Management
    274
  - Ntp
    275
  - Power
    279
  - Prompt
    280
  - Radius-Server
    281
  - Redundancy
    283
  - Service
    285
  - Snmp-Server
    287
  - Sole
    298
  - Spanning-Tree
    299
  - Switch
    303
  - Timezone
    304
  - Username
    305
    
    Encrypting a Password
    306
  - Vpn
    308
  - Wireless
    309
  - Wlan-Acl
    310
Chapter 6 .Crypto-Isakmp Instance

316
- Crypto ISAKMP Config Commands
  316
  - Authentication
    316
  - Clrscr
    317
  - Encryption
    318
  - End
    319
  - Exit
    320
  - Group
    321
  - Hash
    322
  - Help
    323
  - Lifetime
    324
  - Service
    326
  - Show
    327
Chapter 7 .Crypto-Group Instance

330
- Crypto Group Config Commands
  330
  - Clrscr
    330
  - Dns
    331
  - End
    332
  - Exit
    333
  - Help
    334
  - Service
    335
  - Show
    336
  - Wins
    338
Chapter 8 .Crypto-Peer Instance

340
- Crypto Peer Config Commands
  340
  - Clrscr
    340
  - End
    341
  - Exit
    342
  - Help
    343
  - Service
    345
  - Set
    346
  - Show
    347
Chapter 9. Crypto-Ipsec Instance

349
- Crypto Ipsec Config Commands
  349
  - Mode
    350
    
    Show
    351
Chapter 10 .Crypto-Map Instance

354
- Crypto Map Config Commands
  354
  - Clrscr
    354
  - End
    355
  - Exit
    356
  - Help
    357
  - Match
    358
  - Service
    361
  - Set
    363
  - Show
    367
Chapter 11. Crypto-Trustpoint Instance

371
- Trustpoint (PKI) Config Commands
  371
  - Clrscr
    371
  - Company-Name
    372
  - Email
    373
  - End
    374
  - Exit
    375
  - Fqdn
    376
  - Help
    377
  - Ip-Address
    378
  - Password
    380
  - Rsakeypair
    381
  - Service
    382
  - Show
    384
  - Subject-Name
    386
Chapter 12. Interface Instance

389
- Interface Config Commands
  389
  - Clrscr
    389
  - Crypto
    390
  - Description
    391
  - Duplex
    392
  - End
    393
  - Exit
    394
  - Help
    395
    
    Creating Helper Address Using DHCP Server
    397
    
    Configuring a Static NAT Source Translation
    398
    
    Mac
    399
  - Management
    400
  - Port-Channel
    401
    
    Configuring a Port Aggregation
    403
  - Power
    405
  - Service
    407
  - Show
    408
  - Shutdown
    410
  - Spanning-Tree
    411
  - Speed
    414
  - Static-Channel-Group
    415
  - Switchport
    416
Chapter 13. Spanning Tree-Mst Instance

419
- Mst Config Commands
  421
  - Clrscr
    421
  - End
    422
  - Exit
    423
  - Help
    424
  - Instance
    425
  - Name
    426
  - Revision
    428
  - Service
    429
  - Show
    431
Chapter 14. Extended ACL Instance

433
- Extended ACL Config Commands
  435
  - Clrscr
    435
  - Deny
    436
    
    Example - Denying TCP Based Traffic
    440
    
    Example - Denying Traffic between Two Subnets
    440
    
    Example - Denying ICMP Based Traffic
    441
    
    Example - Denying UDP Based Traffic
    441
    
    End
    442
    
    Exit
    443
    
    Help
    444
    
    Mark
    445
    
    Example - Marking Dot1P on TCP Based Traffic
    448
    
    Example - Marking Tos on TCP Based Traffic
    448
    
    Permit
    450
    
    Permitting IP Based Traffic
    454
    
    Permitting Telnet Based Traffic
    454
    
    Permitting ICMP Based Traffic
    455
    
    Service
    456
  - Show
    457
- Configuring IP Extended ACL
  459
Chapter 15. Standard ACL Instance

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- Standard ACL Config Commands
  463
  - Deny
    464
    
    Example - Denying Traffic Only from Source Network
    465
    
    Example - Denying Traffic to the Interface
    465
    
    End
    466
    
    Exit
    467
    
    Help
    468
    
    Mark
    469
    
    Marking Tos for Source Network Traffic
    470
    
    Permit
    472
    
    Example - Permitting Traffic to Interface
    473
    
    Permitting Traffic from Source Network
    473
    
    Service
    474
  - Show
    476
- Use Case: Configuring IP Standard ACL
  479
Chapter 16. Extended MAC ACL Instance

483
- MAC Extended ACL Config Commands
  483
  - Clrscr
    483
  - Deny
    484
    
    Example - Denying Dot1Q Tagged Traffic
    486
    
    Example - Denying Traffic between Two MAC Based Hosts
    486
    
    Example - Denying Traffic from any MAC Address
    486
    
    End
    487
    
    Exit
    488
    
    Help
    489
    
    Mark
    490
    
    Example - Marking Dot1P Priority Value for 802.1Q Tagged Traffic
    491
    
    Example - Marking Tos for IP Traffic
    491
    
    Permit
    493
    
    Example - Permitting ARP Traffic
    495
    
    Example - Permitting WISP Traffic
    495
    
    Permitting IP Traffic
    495
    
    Service
    496
  - Show
    498
- Configuring MAC Extended ACL
  501
Chapter 17. DHCP Server Instance

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- DHCP Config Commands
  505
  - Address
    505
  - Bootfile
    506
  - Class
    507
    
    Creating a DHCP User Class
    507
    
    Config-Dhcp-Class
    508
    
    Client-Identifier
    510
    
    Client-Name
    511
    
    Clrscr
    512
    
    Ddns
    513
    
    Default-Router
    515
    
    Dns-Server
    516
  - Domain-Name
    517
  - End
    518
  - Exit
    519
  - Hardware-Address
    520
  - Help
    521
  - Host
    522
- Lease
  523
  - Netbios-Name-Server
    524
  - Netbios-Node-Type
    525
  - Network
    526
  - Next-Server
    527
  - Service
    530
  - Show
    531
  - Update
    533
- Configuring the DHCP Server Using Switch CLI
  534
  - Creating Network Pool
    534
  - Creating a Host Pool
    535
  - Troubleshooting DHCP Configuration
    535
  - Address Range
    536
  - Creating a DHCP Option
    537
Chapter 18. DHCP Class Instance

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- DHCP Server Class Config Commands
  541
  - Clrscr
    541
  - End
    542
  - Exit
    543
  - Help
    544
  - Multiple-User-Class
    545
    
    Creating a DHCP User Class
    547
    
    Service
    549
    
    Show
    550
    
    Radius Configuration Commands
    553
Chapter 19 .Radius Server Instance

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- Authentication
  555
- Clrscr
  558
- Crl-Check
  559
- End
  560
- Exit
  561
- Group
  562
  - Clrscr
    563
  - End
    563
  - Exit
    564
  - Group
    564
  - Guest-Group
    564
  - Help
    565
  - Policy
    567
  - Rad-User
    568
  - Rate-Limit
    569
  - Service
    570
  - Show
    571
  - Example-Creating a Group
    572
  - Help
    575
  - Ldap-Server
    576
  - Nas
    578
  - Proxy
    580
  - Rad-User
    582
  - Server
    583
  - Service
    584
  - Show
    586
Chapter 20. Wireless Instance

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- Wireless Configuration Commands
  593
  - Aap
    593
  - Adopt-Unconf-Radio
    594
- Adoption-Pref-ID
  595
- Ap-Detection
  597
- Ap-Ip
  599
- Ap-Timeout
  601
- Ap-Udp-Port
  602
- Broadcast-Tx-Speed
  603
- Client
  604
  - Configuring a Client
    605
  - Config-Wireless-Client-List
    606
- Clrscr
  608
- Convert-Ap
  609
  - Converting an AP to Sensor
    610
- Country-Code
  611
- Dhcp-Sniff-State
  612
- Dot11-Shared-Key-Auth
  613
- End
  614
- Exit
  615
- Fix-Broadcast-Dhcp-Rsp
  616
- Help
  617
- Ids
  618
- Load-Balance
  622
- Mac-Auth-Local
  623
- Manual-Wlan-Mapping
  624
- Mobile-Unit
  625
- Mobility
  626
- Multicast-Packet-Limit
  627
- Multicast-Throttle-Watermark
  628
- Proxy-Arp
  630
- Qos-Mapping
  631
- Radio
  633
- Rate-Limit
  642
- Self-Heal
  643
- Sensor
  645
- Service
  647
- Show
  652
- Wlan
  655
  - Wlan-Bw-Allocation
    670
Chapter 21 .SOLE Instance

673
- SOLE Config Commands
  673
  - Adapter
    673
  - Clrscr
    674
  - End
    675
  - Exit
    676
  - Help
    677
  - Locate
    678
  - Near-Me
    679
  - Service
    684
  - Show
    685
  - Site
    688
Chapter 22 .ARPI Instance

693
- ARPI Config Commands
  693
  - Adapter
    693
    
    Config-Arpi-Adapter
    693
    
    Clear
    701
    
    Clrscr
    702
    
    End
    703
    
    Exit
    704
    
    Filter
    705
    
    Help
    707
    
    Inventory
    708
    
    Logical-Reader
    711
  - Profile
    713
  - Service
    714
  - Show
    716
  - Tag
    718
Chapter 23 .ESPI Instance

720
- ESPI Config Commands
  720
  - Adapter
    720
- Clrscr
  721
- End
  722
- Exit
  723
- Help
  724
- Service
  726
- Show
  728

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2 .Common Commands

Chapter 3. User Exec Commands

Chapter 4. Privileged Exec Commands

Chapter 5 .Global Configuration Commands

Chapter 6 .Crypto-Isakmp Instance

Chapter 7 .Crypto-Group Instance

Chapter 8 .Crypto-Peer Instance

Chapter 9. Crypto-Ipsec Instance

Chapter 10 .Crypto-Map Instance

Chapter 11. Crypto-Trustpoint Instance

Chapter 12. Interface Instance

Chapter 13. Spanning Tree-Mst Instance

Chapter 14. Extended ACL Instance

Chapter 15. Standard ACL Instance

Chapter 16. Extended MAC ACL Instance

Chapter 17. DHCP Server Instance

Chapter 18. DHCP Class Instance

Chapter 19 .Radius Server Instance

Chapter 20. Wireless Instance

Chapter 21 .SOLE Instance

Chapter 22 .ARPI Instance

Chapter 23 .ESPI Instance

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