Cisco WAP150 User manual

Cisco WAP150 Wireless-AC/N Dual Radio Access Point with PoE /
Cisco WAP361 Wireless-AC/N Dual Radio Wall Plate Access Point
with PoE
First Published: 2019-08-20
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CONTENTS
Getting Started 1
CHAPTER 1
Getting Started with the Configuration 1
Using the Access Point Setup Wizard 2
Using the Access Point Setup Wizard with mobile 4
Changing Password 6
TCP/UDP Service 6
System Status 7
Quick Start Configuration 8
Window Navigation 9
Navigation Pane 9
Management Buttons 10
Administration 11
CHAPTER 2
Firmware 11
Swapping the Firmware Image 11
HTTP/HTTPS Upgrade 12
TFTP Upgrade 12
Reboot 13
Schedule Reboot 13
Configuration Management 13
Backup Configuration Files 14
Download Configuration Files 14
Copying Configuration Files 15
Clearing Configuration Files 15
System Configuration 17
CHAPTER 3
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LAN 17
IPv4 Configuration 17
DHCP Auto Configuration Settings 18
IPv6 Configuration 19
Port Settings 20
Spanning Tree Protocol 20
VLANs Setting 21
Neighbor Discover 21
LLDP 22
IPv6 Tunnel 22
Time 23
Automatically Acquiring the Time Settings through NTP 23
Manually Configuring the Time Settings 24
Notification 25
LED Display 25
Log Settings 25
Remote Log Server Table 26
View System Log 27
Email Alert/ Mail Server/ Message Configuration 27
Email Alert Examples 28
User Accounts 29
Adding a User 29
Changing a User Password 30
Management 30
Management 31
Connect Session Settings/HTTP/HTTPS Service 31
SSL Certificate File Status 32
SNMP / SNMPv2c Settings 33
SNMPv3 Views 34
SNMPv3 Groups 35
SNMPv3 Users 36
SNMPv3 Targets 37
Plug and Play (PnP) 38
Security 39
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Radius Server 39
Configuring Global RADIUS Servers 39
802.1x 40
Configuring 802.1x for WAP150 40
Configuring 802.1x for WAP361 41
Rogue AP Detection 42
Viewing the Rogue AP List 43
Saving the Trusted AP List 44
Importing a Trusted AP List 44
Configure Password Complexity 45
Configure WAP-PSK Complexity 45
Wireless 47
CHAPTER 4
Radio 47
Networks 52
Configuring VAPs 52
Configuring Security Settings 54
Client Filter 58
Configuring a Client Filter List Locally on the WAP device 58
Configuring MAC Authentication on the Radius Server 59
Scheduler 59
Scheduler Profile Configuration 59
Profile Rule Configuration 60
QoS 60
Wireless Bridge 63
CHAPTER 5
Wireless Bridge 63
Configuring WDS Bridge 64
WPA/PSK on WDS Links 64
WorkGroup Bridge 65
Fast Roaming 69
CHAPTER 6
Fast Roaming 69
Configuring Fast Roaming 69
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Configuring Remote Key Holder List Profiles 70
Single Point Setup 73
CHAPTER 7
Single Point Setup Overview 73
Managing Single Point Setup Across Access Points 73
Single Point Setup Negotiation 74
Operation of a Device Dropped From a Single Point Setup 75
Configuration Parameters Propagated and Not Propagated to Single Point Setup Access Points 75
Access Points 77
Configuring the WAP Device for Single Point Setup 77
Firmware Management 78
Channel Management 79
Configuring Advanced Settings 79
Channel Assignment Table 80
Access Control 81
CHAPTER 8
ACL 81
IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs 81
Workflow to Configure ACLs 82
Configure IPv4 ACLs 82
Configure IPv6 ACLs 84
Configure MAC ACLs 87
Client QoS 88
Configuring IPv4 Traffic Classes 89
Configuring IPv6 Traffic Classes 91
Configuring MAC Traffic Classes 93
QoS Policy 94
QoS Association 95
Global Settings 96
Guest Access 96
Guest Access Instance Table 97
Guest Group Table 100
Guest User Account 101
Web Portal Customization 101
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Cisco Umbrella 105
CHAPTER 9
Cisco Umbrella 105
Monitor 107
CHAPTER 10
Dashboard 107
LAN Status 108
Wireless Status 109
Traffic Statistics 110
Single Point Setup Status 110
Clients 111
Guests 113
Troubleshoot 115
CHAPTER 11
Spectrum Intelligence 115
Packet Capture 115
Local Packet Capture 116
Remote Packet Capture 117
Stream to a Remote Host 117
Stream to CloudShark 118
Wireshark 119
Packet Capture File Download 121
Using HTTP 121
Support Information 121
Download CPU/RAM Data 122
DeAuthentication Message Reason Codes 123
APPENDIX A
Deauthentication Message Reason Codes 123
Deauthentication Reason Code Table 123
Where to Go from Here 125
APPENDIX B
Where to Go from Here 125
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CHAPTER 1
Getting Started
This chapter contains the following sections:
•Getting Started with the Configuration, on page 1
•Using the Access Point Setup Wizard, on page 2
•Changing Password, on page 6
•TCP/UDP Service, on page 6
•System Status, on page 7
•Quick Start Configuration, on page 8
•Window Navigation, on page 9
Getting Started with the Configuration
This section describes the system requirements and how to access the web-based Configuration Utility.
Supported Browsers
Before you begin to use the configuration utility, make sure that you have a computer with one of the following
browsers:
• Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft Edge or later
• Firefox 64 or later
• Chrome 72 or later
• Safari 5.1 or later
Browser Restrictions
• If using Internet Explorer 11, configure the following security settings:
• Select Tools,Internet Options and then select the Security tab.
• Next, select Local Intranet and then select Sites.
• Select Advanced and then select Add. Add the intranet address of the WAP device
http://<ip-address> to the local intranet zone. The IP address can also be specified as the
subnet IP address so that all subnet addresses, are added to the local intranet zone.
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• If you have multiple IPv6 interfaces on your management station, use the IPv6 global address instead of
the IPv6 local address to access the WAP device from your browser.
Launching the Web-based Configuration Utility
Follow these steps to access the configuration utility from your computer to configure the WAP device:
1. Connect the WAP device to the same network (IP subnet) as your computer. The factory default IP address
configuration of the WAP device is DHCP. Make sure that your DHCP server is running and can be
accessed. Besides, the WAP device has a default static IP, 192.168.1.245. You may choose to connect to
it by configuring your computer's IP address in the 192.168.1.xxx range.
2. Locate the IP address of the WAP device.
1. The WAP device can be accessed and managed by using the Cisco FindIT Network Discovery Utility.
This utility enables you to automatically discover all supported Cisco devices in the same local network
segment as your computer. You can get a snapshot view of each device or launch the product
configuration utility to view and configure the settings. For more information, see
http://www.cisco.com/go/findit.
2. The WAP device is Bonjour-enabled and automatically broadcasts its services and listens for services
being advertised by other Bonjour-enabled devices. If you have a Bonjour- enabled browser, such as
Microsoft Internet Explorer with a Bonjour plug-in, or the Apple Mac Safari browser, you can find
the WAP device on your local network without knowing its IP address.
You can download the complete Bonjour for Microsoft Internet Explorer browser from Apple’s
website by visiting: http://www.apple.com/bonjour/ .
3. Locate the IP address assigned by your DHCP server by accessing your router or DHCP server. See
your DHCP server instructions for more information.
3. Launch any of the supported web browsers.
4. In the address bar, enter the IP address obtained using the initial step and press Enter.
5. Enter the default user name and password: cisco in the Username and Password fields.
6. Click Log In. The Access Point Setup Wizard appears.
Follow the Setup Wizard instructions to finish the installation. We strongly recommend that you use the Setup
Wizard for the first installation. See Using the Access Point Setup Wizard, on page 2 for more information.
Logging Out
By default, the configuration utility logs out after 10 minutes of inactivity. See Management, on page 30 for
instructions on changing the default timeout period.
To log out, click Logout in the top right corner of the configuration utility.
Using the Access Point Setup Wizard
The first time that you log into the Access Point or after it has been reset to the factory default settings, the
Access Point Setup Wizard appears. This helps you perform the initial configurations. Use the following steps
to complete the wizard:
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If you click Cancel to bypass the wizard, the Change Password page appears. You can then change the
default password and username for logging in. See Changing Password for more information.
Note
You must log in again after changing your password:
Step 1 Click Next on the Welcome page of the wizard.
Step 2 In the Firmware Upgrade window, click Upgrade to upgrade the firmware.
Once the firmware has been upgraded, the device will reboot automatically and direct to the login page.
Note
Step 3 Click Skip.
Step 4 In the Restore Configuration window, choose the configuration file you want to apply to the device and click Apply.
When you click Apply, the device will save the relevant configuration, reboot and direct to the login page.
Note
Step 5 Click Skip.
Step 6 In the Configure Device - IP Address window, click Dynamic IP Address (DHCP) (Recommended) to receive an
IP address from a DHCP server, or click Static IP Address to configure the IP address manually. For a description of
these fields, see IPv4 Configuration, on page 17.
Step 7 Click Next. The Single Point Setup - Set a Cluster window appears. For a description on Single Point Setup, see
Single Point Setup Overview.
Step 8 To create a new Single Point Setup of the WAP device, click New Cluster Name and specify a new name. When you
configure your devices with the same cluster name and enable the Single Point Setup mode on other WAP devices,
they automatically join the group.
If you already have a cluster on your network, you can add this device to it by clicking Join an Existing Cluster, and
then enter the Existing Cluster Name.
If you do not want this device to participate in a Single Point Setup at this time, click Do not Enable Single Point
Setup.
Optionally, you can enter the access point location in the AP Location field to note the physical location of the WAP
device.
If you clicked the Join an Existing Cluster radio button, the WAP configures the rest of the settings based on the
cluster. Click Next and acknowledge the confirmation to join the cluster. Click Submit to join the cluster. After the
configuration is complete, click Finish to exit the Setup Wizard.
Ensure that adding the WAP devices in the existing cluster doesn't exceed the maximum limit. If this exceeds,
the device will not allow to join the cluster.
Note
Step 9 Click Next. The Configure Device - Set System Date and Time window appears.
Step 10 Choose your time zone, and then set the system time automatically from an NTP server or manually. For a description
of these options, see Time, on page 23.
Step 11 Click Next. The Configure Device - Set Password window appears.
Step 12 Enter a New Password and enter it again in the Confirm Password field.
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Uncheck Password Complexity to disable the password security rules. However, we strongly recommend
keeping the password security rules enabled. For more information about passwords, see Security, on page
39.
Note
Step 13 Click Next. The Configure Radio 1 - Name Your Wireless Network window appears.
Step 14 Enter a Network Name. This name serves as the SSID for the default wireless network.
Step 15 Click Next. The Configure Radio 1 - Secure Your Wireless Network window appears.
Step 16 Choose a security encryption type and enter a security key. For a description of these options, see Configuring Security
Settings, on page 54.
Step 17 Click Next. The Configure Radio 1 - Assign the VLAN ID for your Wireless Network window appears.
Step 18 Choose the VLAN ID for traffic received on the wireless network.
We recommend that you assign a different VLAN ID from the default (1) to the wireless traffic, in order to segregate
it from the management traffic on VLAN 1.
Step 19 Click Next. Repeat the step 13 to step 18 to configure the settings for Radio 2 interface.
Step 20 Click Next. The Enable Captive Portal - Create Your Guest Network window appears.
Step 21 Select whether or not to set up an authentication method for guests on your network, and click Next.
If you click No, skip to Step 29.
If you click Yes, the Enable Captive Portal - Name Your Guest Network window appears.
Step 22 Specify a Guest Network Name.
Step 23 Click Next. The Enable Captive Portal - Secure Your Guest Network window appears.
Step 24 Choose a security encryption type for the guest network and enter a security key. For a description of these options,
see Configuring Security Settings, on page 54.
Step 25 Click Next. The Enable Captive Portal - Assign the VLAN ID window appears.
Step 26 Specify a VLAN ID for the guest network. The guest network VLAN ID should be different from the management
VLAN ID.
Step 27 Click Next. The Enable Captive Portal - Enable Redirect URL window appears.
Step 28 Check Enable Redirect URL and enter a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or IP address in the Redirect URL
field (including https://). If specified, the guest network users are redirected to the specified URL after authenticating.
Step 29 Click Next. The Summary - Confirm Your Settings window appears.
Step 30 Review the settings that you configured. Click Back to reconfigure one or more settings. If you click Cancel, all settings
are returned to the previous or default values.
Step 31 If they are correct, click Submit. Your setup settings are saved and a confirmation window appears.
Step 32 Click Finish.
The WAP device was configured successfully. You are required to log in again with the new password.
Using the Access Point Setup Wizard with mobile
The first time that you log into the Access Point with your portable device or after it has been reset to the
factory default setting, the Access Point Setup Wizard with mobile style appears. This helps you perform the
initial configurations. To configure the Access Point using the wizard, complete the following steps:
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The default SSID under factory default mode is CiscoSB-Setup. Associate your portable device to the Access
Point with this SSID and the pre-shared key, cisco123. Launch a browser and enter an arbitrary IP address or
a domain name. A web page with login fields is displayed. Enter the default user name and password: cisco.
Click Log In. The Access Point Setup Wizard is displayed.
Note
Step 1 Click Next on the Welcome page of the wizard.
Step 2 In the Configure IP address window, the Dynamic (DHCP) is configured by default to receive an IP address from a
DHCP server, or you may click Static to configure the IP address manually. For a description of these fields, see IPv4
Configuration, on page 17.
Step 3 Click Next. The Configure Single Point Setup window appears.
Step 4 Click Skip and go to Step 6.
Step 5 To join an existing cluster, enter the cluster group name and click Next. A summary page with the cluster information
is displayed. Confirm the data and click Submit.
To create a new cluster, click Create, enter a cluster name, and go to Step 6.
Note
Step 6 In the Configure Device - Set Password window, enter a new password and re-enter the password in the Confirm
Password field.
Step 7 Click Next. The Configure Your Wireless Network window appears.
a) Enter a Network Name which serves as the SSID for the default wireless network.
b) Enter a Security key (security type, WPA2 Personal - AES is by default)
c) Enter the VLAN ID for traffic received on the wireless network.
Check the check box to apply same configuration to Radio 2 or switch to another radio tab and repeat Step
7 to configure again.
Note
Step 8 Click Next. The Setup Captive Portal window appears.
Step 9 Click Skip. Go to Step 12.
Step 10 Click Yes. The Configure Captive Portal window appears.
Step 11 Select Radio 1 (5 GHz) or Radio 2 (2.4 GHz).
a) Specify a Guest Network Name.
b) Enter a Security key (security type, WPA2 personal - AES is by default)
c) Specify a VLAN ID for the guest network.
d) Optionally, you may specify a redirect URL with a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to redirect users to the
specified URL after authentication.
Step 12 Click Next. The Summary window appears.
Step 13 Review the configured settings. Click Back to reconfigure one or more settings.
Step 14 Ensure the data is correct and click Submit to save.
Step 15 The WAP device is configured successfully. You are required to log in again with a new password.
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Changing Password
For security reasons, you are required to change the administrative password at a set interval. You will need
to access this page when the Password Aging Time is up.
Password complexity is enabled by default. The minimum password complexity requirements are shown on
the Change Password page. The new password must comply with the default complexity rules, or it can be
disabled temporarily by disabling the Password Complexity. See Security, on page 39 for more information.
To change the default password, configure the following:
•Username—Enter a new username. The default name is cisco.
•Old Password—Enter the current password. The default password is cisco.
•New Password—Enter a new password.
•Confirm Password—Enter the new password again for confirmation.
•Password Strength Meter—Displays the strength of the new password.
•Password Complexity—The password complexity is enabled by default and requires that the new
password conforms to the following complexity settings:
• Is different from the username.
• Is different from the current password.
• Has a minimum length of eight characters.
•Contains characters from at least three character classes (uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers,
and special characters available on a standard keyboard).
Check Disable to disable the password complexity rules. However, we strongly recommend that you keep
the password complexity rules enabled.
Note
TCP/UDP Service
The TCP/UDP Service table displays the protocols and services operating on the WAP.
•Service — The service name.
•Protocol — The underlying transport protocol that the service uses (TCP or UDP).
•Local IP Address — The local IP address of the connected device. All indicates that any IP address on
the device can use this service.
•Local Port — The local port number.
•Remote IP Address — The IP address of a remote host using this service. All indicates that the service
is available to all remote hosts that access the system.
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•Remote Port — The port number of any remote device communicating with this service.
•Connection State — The state of the service. For UDP, only connections in the Active or Established
states appear in the table. The TCP states are:
•Listening — The service is listening for connection requests.
•Active — A connection session is established and the packets are being transmitted and received.
•Established — A connection session is established between the WAP device and a server or client.
•Time Wait — The closing sequence has been initiated and the WAP device is waiting for a
system-defined timeout period (typically 60 seconds) before closing the connection.
You can modify or rearrange the order on the TCP/UDP Service Table. Click Refresh to refresh the screen
and show the most current information.
You can also enter parameters related to Service, Protocol and other details to filter the TCP/UDP Services
displayed.
Click Back to return to the Getting Started page.
Note
System Status
The System Status page displays the hardware model description, software version, and the various
configuration parameters such as:
•PID VID—The hardware model and version of the WAP device.
•Serial Number—The serial number of the WAP device.
•Host Name—The host name assigned to the WAP device.
•MAC Address—The MAC address of the WAP device.
•IPv4 Address —The IP address of the WAP device.
•IPv6 Address—The IPv6 address of the WAP device.
• If your model is WAP150, your Ethernet interface will be:
•LAN Port—Displays the status of Ethernet interface.
• If your model is WAP361, your Ethernet interface will be:
•LAN0—Displays the status of Ethernet interface (LAN0).
•LAN1—Displays the status of Ethernet interface (LAN1).
•LAN2—Displays the status of Ethernet interface (LAN2).
•LAN3—Displays the status of Ethernet interface (LAN3).
•LAN4—Displays the status of Ethernet interface (LAN4).
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•Radio 1 (2.4GHz)—The 2.4GHz mode is enabled or disabled for the Radio 1 interface.
•Radio 2 (5GHz) —The 5GHz mode is enabled or disabled for the Radio 2 interface.
•Power Source—The system may be powered by a power adapter, or may be receiving power over
Ethernet (PoE) from a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE).
•PSE Status (For WAP361 Only)
•Overload—Indicates that an attached Powered Device (PD) requires power from the WAP device
that is exceeding the configured allocation any time during the connectivity.
•Down —Indicates that there is no PD device connector or there is a malfunction.
•Up — Indicates that PSE normally works on 802.3af mode.
•PSE Power Consumption (For WAP361 Only) —The power allocation for the connected PD device.
•System Uptime—The time elapsed since the last reboot.
•System Time—The current system time.
•Firmware Version (Active Image)—The firmware version of the active image.
•Firmware MD5 Checksum (Active Image)—The checksum for the active image.
•Firmware Version (Non-active)—The firmware version of the backup image.
•Firmware MD5 Checksum (Non-active)—The checksum for the backup image.
Quick Start Configuration
To simplify the device configuration through quick navigation, the Getting Started page provides links for
performing common tasks. The Getting Started page is the default window at start-up.
Linked PageLink Name (on the Page)Category
Using the Access Point Setup Wizard, on page 2Setup WizardQuick
Access
Adding a User, on page 29Change Account Password
Configuration Management, on page 13Backup/Restore
Configuration
Firmware, on page 11Upgrade Device Firmware
Radio, on page 47
Wireless SettingsAdvanced
Configuration
Management, on page 31Management Setting
IPv4 Configuration, on page 17LAN Setting
Configuring the WAP Device for Single Point Setup, on page
77
Configure Single Point Setup
Guest Access, on page 96Guest Access
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Dashboard, on page 107
DashboardMore
Information
TCP/UDP Service, on page 6TCP/UDP Service
View System Log, on page 27View System Log
Traffic Statistics, on page 110Traffic Statistics
For additional information on the device, you can access the product support page or the Cisco Support
Community by:
• Click Support to access the product support page.
• Click Forums to access the Cisco Support Community page.
• Click More info on FindIT to see information on FindIT utility.
• Click Download FindIT to download the FindIT utility.
Window Navigation
Use the navigation buttons to move around the graphical user interface of the WAP.
Configuration Utility Header
The configuration utility header contains standard information and appears at the top of every page. The header
provides these buttons:
DescriptionButton
Name
The account name (Administrator or Guest) of the user logged into the WAP device. The
factory default username is cisco.
(User)
Hover the mouse pointer over the button, and select a language. The factory default language
is English.
(Language)
Click to log out of the configuration utility.
Click to show the WAP device type and version number.
Click to show the context-sensitive online help. The online help is designed to be viewed with
browsers using UTF-8 encoding. If the online help shows errant characters, verify that the
encoding settings on your browser are set to UTF-8.
Navigation Pane
A navigation pane, or main menu, is located on the left of each page. The navigation pane lists the top-level
features of the WAP device. If an arrow occurs after a main menu item, you can select to expand and display
the submenu of each group. You can then select the desired submenu item to open the associated page.
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Management Buttons
The following table describes the commonly used buttons that appear on various pages in the system:
DescriptionButton
Name
Adds a new entry to a table or database.Add
Cancels a change made to the page.Cancel
Clears all entries in a log table.Clear All
Deletes an entry in a table.Delete
Edits an existing entry.Edit
Refreshes the current page with the latest data.Refresh
Applies/Saves the settings or configuration.Apply
Updates the new information to the startup configuration.Update
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