Cisco Aironet 340 Series User manual

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Cisco Edge 340 Series Software
Configuration Guide, Release 1.0
November 27, 2013
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CONTENTS
Preface xiii
Conventions xiii
Related Publications xiv
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request xiv
CHAPTER 1 Cisco Edge 340 Series Overview 1-1
Cisco Edge 340 Series Overview 1-1
Cisco Edge 340 Series Features and Application Support 1-2
Management and Configuration Support 1-2
Local CLI—CLISH 1-2
Web GUI 1-2
HTTP API 1-2
System Installation and Upgrade 1-3
USB Mode Installation and Upgrade 1-3
Remote Upgrade 1-3
BIOS Upgrade 1-3
CHAPTER 2 Configuring Local CLI - CLISH 2-1
Configuration Guidelines 2-1
Command Reference 2-4
User Configuration Mode Commands 2-4
Global Configuration Mode Commands 2-10
System Configuration Mode Commands 2-18
Ethernet Interface Configuration Mode Commands 2-37
WiFi AP Interface Configuration Mode Commands 2-46
SSID Configuration Mode 2-77
show Commands 2-85
CHAPTER 3 Configuring the Web GUI 3-1
Logging In to the Web GUI 3-2
Language Setting 3-2
System Configuration 3-3
Configuring Basic Information 3-3
Configuring Account Information 3-4

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Configuring Resolution 3-5
Configuring Date and Time 3-6
Configuring Syslog 3-7
Configuring Coredump 3-8
Network Configuration 3-9
Configuring Wired Settings 3-9
Configuring Wireless Settings 3-11
Configuring SNMP 3-15
Configuring VPN 3-16
Edit a VPN Connection 3-22
Remove a VPN Connection 3-22
Connect a VPN Connection 3-22
Monitor the Status of Platform and Network 3-23
Maintenance 3-24
Image Upgrade 3-24
Configuration Archive 3-24
Restart or Reset 3-25
CHAPTER 4 Configuring HTTP API 4-1
System API 4-2
Set Account 4-2
Get CPU 4-2
Get Memory 4-2
Get Storage 4-3
Get Hostname 4-3
Set Hostname 4-3
Get RPM Version 4-3
Set NTP Server 4-4
Get NTP Server 4-4
Get Bluetooth Status 4-4
Set Bluetooth Status 4-4
Get Time Zone 4-5
Set Time Zone 4-5
Get Auto-Login Status 4-5
Set Auto-Login 4-5
Set Time 4-6
Get Time 4-6
Repository 4-6
List All Repository Files 4-6

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Set Repository Backup 4-6
Remove a Specified Repository File 4-7
Add a Specified Repository File 4-7
Add All the Repository Files Under the Specified Folder 4-7
Core Dump 4-7
Set Core Dump Limit 4-7
Get Core Dump Limit 4-8
Set Core Dump Position 4-8
Get Core Dump Position 4-8
Log 4-8
Get Log Path 4-8
Set Log Path 4-9
Get Log Level 4-9
Set Log Level 4-9
Get Log Size 4-9
Set Log Size 4-10
Ethernet API 4-10
Get Speed 4-10
Set Speed 4-10
Get Duplex 4-10
Set Duplex 4-11
Get Link-Detected 4-11
Get MAC 4-11
Get Address4 4-11
Get Address6 4-12
Get DNS4 4-12
Get DNS6 4-12
Get Gateway4 4-12
Get Gateway6 4-12
Get IPv4 4-13
Get IPv6 4-13
Set IPv4 4-13
Set IPv6 4-13
Set Address4 4-14
Set Address6 4-14
Set Gateway4 4-14
Set Gateway6 4-14
Set DNS4 4-15
Set DNS6 4-15

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Apply Setting 4-15
Issue a Command 4-15
Reboot CE340 4-15
Issue a Management Command 4-16
Image Version Information 4-16
Get OS Version 4-16
Get Third-Party App Version 4-16
Get OS and Third-Party App Version 4-16
AP Information 4-17
Set AP SSID 4-17
Get AP SSID 4-17
Get SSID Hiding Status 4-17
Set SSID Hiding Status 4-17
Get No Forwarding Status 4-18
Set No Forwarding Status 4-18
Get Wireless Mode 4-18
Set Wireless Mode 4-18
Set Channel Number 4-19
Get Channel Number 4-20
Get Operating Mode 4-20
Set Operating Mode 4-20
Set Channel Bandwidth 4-20
Get Channel Bandwidth 4-21
Set Guard Interval 4-21
Get Guard Interval 4-21
Set MCS 4-22
Get MCS 4-22
Set RDG 4-22
Get RDG 4-22
Get Extension Channel 4-23
Set Extension Channel 4-23
Get AMSDU 4-23
Set AMSDU 4-23
Set Auto Block Ack 4-24
Get Auto Block Ack 4-24
Set Disallow TKIP 4-24
Get Disallow TKIP 4-25
Set authMode 4-25
Get authMode 4-25

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Set mcastMcs 4-25
Get mcastMcs 4-26
Get Key 1 Type 4-26
Set Key 1 Type 4-26
Get Encryption Type 4-26
Set Encryption Type 4-26
Set RADIUS Server 4-27
Get RADIUS Server 4-27
Set RADIUS Port 4-27
Get RADIUS Port 4-28
Set RADIUS Key 4-28
Get RADIUS Key 4-28
Set Own IP Address 4-28
Get Own IP Address 4-29
Get Background Protection 4-29
Set bgProtection to 2 4-29
Set Beacon Period 4-29
Get Beacon Period 4-30
Set dtim Period 4-30
Get dtim Period 4-30
Set Fragment Threshold 4-30
Get Fragment Threshold 4-31
Set RTS Threshold 4-31
Get RTS Threshold 4-31
Get TX Power 4-31
Set TX Power 4-32
Get TX Preamble 4-32
Set TX Preamble 4-32
Get Short Slot 4-32
Set Short Slot 4-33
Set TX Burst 4-33
Get TX Burst 4-33
Get Package Aggregation 4-33
Set Package Aggregation 4-34
Get Country Code 4-34
Set Country Code 4-34
Get WMM Capable 4-34
Set WMM Capable 4-35
Get APSD Capable 4-35
Set APSD Capable 4-35

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Set IGMP SN Enable 4-35
Get IGMP SN Enable 4-36
Wi-Fi Client Information 4-36
Get AP List 4-36
Get Connection List 4-36
Get WiFi Client AP Flags 4-36
Get WiFi Client AP WPA Flags 4-37
Get WiFi Client AP RSN Flags 4-37
Get WiFi Client AP Frequency 4-37
Get WiFi Client AP Max Bit Rate 4-37
Get WiFi Client AP Strength 4-38
Get WiFi Client AP SSID 4-38
Get WiFi Client AP Activity 4-38
Get WiFi Client AP BSSID 4-38
Get WiFi Client AP Channel 4-39
Get WiFi Client AP Link Status 4-39
Get WiFi Client Information of Current AP 4-39
Get WiFi Client Information of Current Connection 4-39
Get WiFi Client Information of Current Link 4-39
Get All the WiFi Client AP Information 4-40
Get All the WiFi Client Connection Information 4-40
Set WiFi Client Connection ID 4-40
Get WiFi Client Connection ID 4-41
Set WiFi Client Connection SSID 4-41
Get WiFi Client Connection Auto Connection 4-41
Set WiFi Client Connection Auto Connection 4-42
Get WiFi Client Connection SSID 4-42
Get WiFi Client Connection EAP 4-42
Set WiFi Client Connection EAP 4-43
Get WiFi Client Connection Identity 4-43
Set WiFi Client Connection Identity 4-43
Set WiFi Client Connection Anonymous-Identity 4-44
Get WiFi Client Connection Anonymous-Identity 4-44
Set WiFi Client Connection pac-file 4-45
Get WiFi Client Connection pac-file 4-45
Set WiFi CA Certificate of the Connection 4-45
Get WiFi CA Certificate of the Connection 4-45
Set WiFi Client CA Certificate of the Connection 4-46
Get WiFi Client CA Certificate of the Connection 4-46
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase1 Fast Provisioning 4-46

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Get WiFi Client Connection Phase1 Fast Provisioning 4-46
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase1-Peapver 4-47
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase1-Peapver 4-47
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Autheap 4-47
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Autheap 4-47
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Auth 4-48
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Auth 4-48
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Ca-Cert 4-48
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Ca-Cert 4-48
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Client-Cert 4-49
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2-Client-Cert 4-49
Set WiFi Client Connection Password 4-49
Get WiFi Client Connection Password 4-49
Set WiFi Client Connection Private-Key 4-50
Get WiFi Client Connection Private-Key 4-50
Set WiFi Client Connection Private Key Password 4-50
Get WiFi Client Connection Private Key Password 4-50
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2 Private Key 4-51
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2 Private Key 4-51
Set WiFi Client Connection Phase2 Private Key Password 4-51
Get WiFi Client Connection Phase2 Private Key Password 4-51
Set WiFi Client Connection Key Management 4-52
Get WiFi Client Connection Key Management 4-52
Set WiFi Client wep-tx-keyidx 4-52
Get WiFi Client wep-tx-keyidx 4-52
Set WiFi Client auth-alg 4-52
Get WiFi Client auth-alg 4-53
Set WiFi Client Pairwise 4-53
Get WiFi Client Pairwise 4-53
Set WiFi Client Group 4-53
Get WiFi Client Group 4-54
Set WiFi client wep-key0 4-54
Get WiFi Client wep-key0 4-54
Set WiFi Client wep-key1 4-54
Get Wifi Client wep-key1 4-55
Set WiFi Client wep-key2 4-55
Get WiFi Client wep-key2 4-55
Set WiFi Client wep-key3 4-55
Get WiFi Client wep-key3 4-55
Set WiFi Client wep-key-type 4-56

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Get WiFi Client wep-key-type 4-56
Set WiFi Client PSK 4-56
Get WiFi Client PSK 4-56
Set WiFi Client IPv4 Method 4-57
Get WiFi Client IPv4 Method 4-57
Set WiFi Client IPv4 DNS 4-57
Get WiFi Client IPv4 DNS 4-57
Set WiFi Client IPv4 Addresses 4-58
Get WiFi Client IPv4 Addresses 4-58
Set WiFi Client IPv4 Routes 4-58
Get WiFi Client IPv4 Routes 4-58
Set WiFi Client IPv6 Method 4-59
Get WiFi Client IPv6 Method 4-59
Set WiFi Client IPv6 DNS 4-59
Get WiFi Client IPv6 DNS 4-59
Set WiFi Client IPv6 Addresses 4-60
Get WiFi Client IPv6 Addresses 4-60
Set WiFi Client IPv6 Routes 4-60
Get WiFi Client IPv6 Routes 4-60
Set WiFi Client IPv6 ignore-auto-routes 4-61
Get WiFi Client IPv6 ignore-auto-routes 4-61
Set WiFi Client IPv6 ignore-auto-dns 4-61
Get WiFi Client IPv6 ignore-auto-dns 4-61
Wi-Fi Client—Add a Connection 4-62
Wi-Fi Client—Update a Connection 4-62
Wi-Fi Client—Save a Connection 4-62
Wi-Fi Client—Enable a Connection 4-62
Wi-Fi Client—Remove a Connection 4-63
Wi-Fi Client Disconnect 4-63
Wi-Fi Client—Select a Connection as Default 4-63
Wi-Fi Client Scan 4-63
PCAMAP Information 4-64
Get MAC Address 4-64
Get Motherboard Assembly Number 4-64
Get Motherboard Serial Number 4-64
Get Motherboard Revision Number 4-64
Get Model Number 4-65
Get System Serial Number 4-65
Get Model Revision Number 4-65
Get Version ID 4-65

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Resolution 4-66
Resolution Get 4-66
Resolution Set 4-66
Proxy 4-67
Set HTTP Proxy 4-67
Get HTTP Proxy 4-67
Set HTTPS Proxy 4-68
Get HTTPS Proxy 4-68
Set FTP Proxy 4-68
Get FTP Proxy 4-68
Set Proxy for All 4-69
Get Proxy for All 4-69
Set Proxy Bypass List 4-69
Get Proxy Bypass List 4-69
Error Codes 4-70
APPENDIX A Troubleshooting A-1
Boot and Login A-1
Forget Root Password A-1
System Starts Slowly A-2
System Locked After Using Wrong Password Five Times A-3
Reset and Upgrade A-3
Having Trouble Updating the System A-3
Restore Factory Settings Action Fails in Web GUI A-3
Display Issues A-3
No Signal Output A-3
Screen Blurred After Resolution is Changed A-4
Network Issues A-4
Connection Status Not Refreshed in the WiFi Station Mode A-4
Wake On LAN Not Effective A-4
DNS Not Parsed A-4
Third-Party Device Cannot be Connected A-4
Power Issues A-5
Power Shortage of Peripheral Equipment A-5
USB Ports on the Rear Panel Not Working A-5

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Preface
This document describes how to configure the Cisco Edge 340 Series in your network.
This guide does not describe how to install the Cisco Edge 340 Series. For information about how to
install the Cisco Edge 340 Series, see the hardware installation guide pertaining to your device.
Conventions
This publication uses these conventions to convey instructions and information.
For command descriptions:
• Commands and keywords are in boldface text.
• Arguments for which you supply values are in italic.
• Square brackets ([ ]) mean optional elements.
• Braces ({ }) group required choices, and vertical bars ( | ) separate the alternative elements.
• Braces and vertical bars within square brackets ([{ | }]) mean a required choice within an optional
element.
For interactive examples:
• Terminal sessions and system displays are in screen font.
• Information that you enter is in boldface screen font.
• Nonprinting characters, such as passwords or tabs, are in angle brackets (< >).
Notes, cautions, and warnings use these conventions and symbols:
Note Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to materials not contained in
this manual.
Caution Means reader be careful. In this situation, you might do something that could result in equipment
damage or loss of data.

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Related Publications
• Cisco Edge 340 Series Installation Guide
• Release Notes for the Cisco Edge 340 Series
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
For information on obtaining documentation, submitting a service request, and gathering additional
information, see What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation at:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/whatsnew/whatsnew.html.
Subscribe to What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation, which lists all new and revised Cisco technical
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RSS feeds are a free service.
Warning IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury. Before you
work on any equipment, be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and be familiar
with standard practices for preventing accidents. Use the statement number provided at the end of
each warning to locate its translation in the translated safety warnings that accompanied this
device.
Statement 1071
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Cisco Edge 340 Series Overview
• Cisco Edge 340 Series Overview
• Management and Configuration Support
• System Installation and Upgrade
Cisco Edge 340 Series Overview
Cisco Edge 340 Series is the next-generation device for vertical and enterprise-connected room
deployments that provide rich media-enablement capabilities and vertical-specific application support.
It integrates rich connectivity to enable all the essential components of a digital connected room
experience with Ethernet LAN uplink, wireless access, rich media, and application computing. It is also
an open application platform that allows you to customize it to enable vertical solutions.
Digital Media Player
The Cisco Edge 340 Series device functions as a next-generation digital media player for the following
solutions:
• Digital media signage
• Sports and entertainment
• iServcies
In the digital media signage solution, the Cisco Edge 340 Series device acts as a Digital Media Player
(DMP) to provide the functions of both video and audio player. Additionally, it also provides high
computing capability and local storage for the content.
Application Support
The Cisco Edge 340 Series supports vertical applications and provides computing power, storage, and
simple connectivity functions.
Home Automation Gateway
The Cisco Edge 340 Series functions as a home service gateway that is deployed at homes, sitting behind
a residential gateway device, to provide home automation service through WiFi, to connect and control
smart electric appliances.

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Management and Configuration Support
Cisco Edge 340 Series Features and Application Support
The Cisco Edge 340 Series provides these features and application support:
• Video conference
• Video player
• Document viewer
• VLC player
• VPN client support
• SNMP support
• Screen capture
For detailed information about these features and applications, refer to Release Notes for the Cisco Edge
340 Series for your version.
Management and Configuration Support
The Cisco Edge 340 Series supports the following management and configuration methods:
• Local CLI—CLISH
• Web GUI
• HTTP API
Local CLI—CLISH
You can use CLISH to configure the Cisco Edge 340 Series that is used for the local CLI configuration.
The CLI uses only those commands that are specific to the Cisco Edge 340 Series. Although the syntax
is similar to the Cisco IOS CLI, the commands are incompatible with Cisco IOS commands. For more
information, see Chapter 2, “Configuring Local CLI - CLISH.”
Web GUI
You can use the web GUI to configure the Cisco Edge 340 Series and monitor the status locally or
remotely. For more information, see Chapter 3, “Configuring the Web GUI.”
HTTP API
You can run an application either locally or remotely on the Cisco Edge 340 Series to manage the device
by using the HTTP API. Managing the device involves configuring the device, monitoring the status of
the Cisco Edge 340 Series, and installing and upgrading the software. For more information, see
Chapter 4, “Configuring HTTP API.”

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System Installation and Upgrade
System Installation and Upgrade
The Cisco Edge 340 Series supports the following installation and upgrade types:
• USB Mode Installation and Upgrade
• Remote Upgrade
• BIOS Upgrade
USB Mode Installation and Upgrade
The Cisco Edge 340 Series software releases a self-extract installer. The file name is
Cisco-Edge-version-i386-DVD.bin. It is an executive file that helps you to perform the installation
automatically. When you execute the self-extract installer, the installation-related files are extracted to
the hard drive of the Cisco Edge 340 Series, and a livecd is created in the internal USB. The system then
boots from the internal USB (also known as the factory mode) and performs the installation
automatically.
If the internal USB has already been created as a livecd, you can press the factory mode pinhole on the
front panel of the Cisco Edge 340 Series to enter the factory mode and perform the installation procedure
automatically.
Note Usually, the internal USB is created as a livecd in the factory. Executing the self-extract installer will
overwrite the original livecd and create a new one.
Remote Upgrade
You can perform a remote upgrade for the Cisco Edge 340 Series using the web GUI if you have the
address to download the self-extract installer. When you choose to perform the remove upgrade, the
system will automatically download the self-extract-installer from the URL that you provide and execute
the self-extract-installer to finish the installation.
BIOS Upgrade
BIOS upgrade can only be performed by manually installing the package and executing the commands
in the Linux environment. BIOS is a critical part of the system, and there is no software recovery method
if it crashes. To ensure successful BIOS upgrade, make sure that the external power supply is always
connected, and do not perform any power cycle action during the upgrade process.

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Configuring Local CLI - CLISH
This chapter contains the following sections:
• Configuration Guidelines
• Command Reference
Configuration Guidelines
You can configure the Cisco Edge 340 Series in CLISH, which is used for the local CLI configuration.
The CLI uses only those commands that are specific to the Cisco Edge 340 Series. Although the syntax
is similar to the Cisco IOS CLI, these commands are incompatible with Cisco IOS commands.
You can use CLISH in two modes:
• User mode—When you log in to the Cisco Edge 340 Series as an ordinary user, you enter the user
mode. To enter the privileged mode, enter the enable command and then enter the password of the
root user.
• Global (privileged) mode—When you log in to the Cisco Edge 340 Series as root user, you enter the
global mode directly and do not have to enter the enable command.
Use the CLI to configure these device settings:
• Basic device settings—Hostname, MAC address, bluetooth settings, password, Network Time
Protocol (NTP) server, and device language
• Ethernet interface settings—Status, speed, and quality of service (QoS)
• Wireless interface settings—Status, radio, wireless mode, channel, wireless separation,
transmission power, Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM), and advanced wireless settings
• Service Set Identifier (SSID) security settings—Broadcast, authentication, and encryption
Follow these configuration guidelines when using CLISH:
• Enter ssh username@ip-address or ssh root@ip-address in the command prompt in your PC, and
enter the password in the welcome screen. Enter the mgtcmd command to start the CLISH process.
• If you log in as an ordinary user, enter the enable command and the password of the root user to
switch to the global mode.
• Start a Cisco Edge configuration with the configure terminal global command. End the Cisco Edge
configuration file with the exit global command.

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Configuration Guidelines
Note If you log in to the Cisco Edge 340 Series as ordinary user, and you want to enter CLISH as the
root user, use the Linux command su -, where - means to switch ordinary user to root user, and
use the environment variables of root. If more than 10 minutes passed by without any activity
after you enter the privileged mode, you will exit the privileged mode automatically. Notice the
prompt > and #; > means user mode, and # means privileged mode.
• From the system configuration mode, you can enter these configuration modes:
– Ethernet configuration mode
Use the interface system configuration command to enter this mode. Use the exit global
configuration command to return to the system configuration mode.
– WiFi AP interface configuration mode
Use the interface system configuration command to enter this mode. We recommend that before
you configure any wireless settings, you use the wireless-mode WiFi configuration command
to set the 802.11 wireless mode. Use the exit global configuration command to return to the
system configuration mode.
– SSID configuration mode
Use the ssid system configuration command to enter this mode. Use the exit global
configuration command to return to the system configuration mode.
• All commands must be entered in lowercase letters. Arguments can include uppercase letters.
• If there is a configuration conflict, the most recent configuration takes precedence. In this example,
the SSID is not broadcast:
ssid NEWAP1
broadcast ssid on
broadcast ssid off
exit