Ruijie RG-WLAN Series User manual

RG-WLAN Series Access Point
Web-Based Configuration Guide
Release 10.4 (1b19)p2
Version: V3.0

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Preface
Thank you for using our products. This manual matches the RGOS 10.4 (1b19)p2.
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Related Documents
Documents Description
Command Reference Describes the related configuration commands, including command
modes, parameter descriptions, usage guides, and related examples.
Hardware Installation and Reference
Guide
Describes the functional and physical features and provides the device
installation steps, hardware troubleshooting, module technical
specifications, and specifications and usage guidelines for cables and
connectors.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions:
Convention Description
boldface font Commands, command options, and keywords are in boldface.
italic font Arguments for which you supply values are in italics.
[ ] Elements in square brackets are optional.

{ x | y | z } Alternative keywords are grouped in braces and separated by vertical
bars.
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vertical bars.
Symbols
Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references.
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damage or loss of data.

Configuration Guide Configuring Web Management
Configuring Web Management
Understanding Web Management
Overview
Web management manages wireless network devices through browsers like IEs.
Working Principle
Web management involves a Web server and Web clients. The Web server is deployed on an AP to receive and
process requests from Web clients (reading Web files or executing request commands), and returns processing
results to the clients. A Web client usually refers to a Web browser, such as an IE.
Protocol Specification
None
Requirements for Clients
Administrators usually log in to the AP Web management interface through a client Web browser to manage
the AP. Clients are often PCs or other mobile terminal devices, such as a laptop or an iPad.
Browsers include Google Chrome, Firefox, and IEs, including IE6.0, IE7.0, IE8.0, and IE core-based
browsers like Maxthon
The recommended resolutions are 1024x768, 1280x1024, and 1440x960. Other resolutions may make
characters and formats on pages unaligned and unpleasant.
Requirements for Server
The Web service needs to be enabled on the AP.
Web login authentication information needs to be configured on the AP.
A management IP address needs to be configured on the AP.
Default Configuration
Web service is enabled by default. You can enter 192.168.110.1 in address bar of the browser. Please refer to
Typical Configuration Examples of Web Management for specific CLI configuration steps.
Default Username and Password Description
admin / admin Administrator with all permissions

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If the first configuration for an AP is not performed through Web (such as CLI configuration and the
associated AC configuration), the AP will disable the Web service. If you want to manage the AP
through Web later, please enable Web service manually.
When entering values of configuration items (such as port description and VLAN description) via CLI,
please try not to use spaces. Otherwise an error may occurred in Web Management.
Configuring Web Management
Enter the management IP address of the AP (such as http://192.168.110.1) into the browser address bar and
press Enter to display the following page.
Figure 1 Initial Interface
Please enter your user name and password and click Login. If you pass the authentication, the system home
page is displayed. When logging in to the system at the first time, you enter the Configuration Wizard interface.
When logging in again, you enter the monitoring home page.
System Home Page
Click the System Home Page menu to enter the following page.

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Figure 2 System Home Page
Configuration description: System Home Page helps users learn about AP status and general network
information as follows:
AP resource status
Interface traffic tendency
Current client status
AP resource status: Display the CPU utilization of the current AP, sizes of the available memory and flash
memory, and the number of online STAs..
Interface traffic tendency: Display the real-time tendency of received and sent traffic on the port specified in the
drop-down box.
Current user status: Display the proportion of STAs with strong RSSI, middle RSSI, and low RSSI.
Configuration Wizard
Click the Configuration Wizard menu to enter the configuration wizard home page, where the Configuration
Steps can be executed.
Configuration Wizard will guide you to complete the Wireless Smart Web network deployment.

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Configuration Steps
Figure 3 Configuration Steps
Configuration description: WiFi name (SSID): Configure a name for a wireless network.
WiFi Password: The authentication password that user entered to associate the WiFi
DHCP service: If there is no DHCP server in the network, enable the DHCP service for the wireless network.
Configuration Steps
Monitoring
Client Info
Click the Client Info menu to enter the following page.
Figure 5 Client Info
Configuration description:
Details: To check details about the specified STA.
Block: Add the STA to the blacklist.

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Neighboring APs
Click the Neighboring APs menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Rogue APs and
Interference APs.
Rogue APs
Figure 8 Rogue APs
Configuration description:
This page display rogue AP information detected by the system.
Interference APs
Figure 9 Interference APs
Configuration description:
This page display interference AP information detected by the system.
System Logs
Click the System Log menu to enter the following page.

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Figure 10 System Logs
Configuration description
You can query the system log by entering the keyword.
Network Configuration
Port Management
Click the Port Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Basic
Configuration, Port Aggregation and Port Mirroring.
Figure 11 Port Management
Configuration description:
Edit a port: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 12.

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Figure 12 Port Editing
Check port details: Click Details in the table above to open the window of Figure 13.
Figure 13 Port Details
VLAN Management
Click the VLAN Management menu to enter the following page.
VLAN Settings

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Figure 14 VLAN Settings
Configuration description:
Add a VLAN: Enter a VLAN ID, a VLAN name, an IPv4 address, and an IPv6 address into the upper form on the
page, and click Add to finish the addition operation.
Edit a VLAN: Click Edit in the table above, and the table displays the parameters of the specified VLAN. Then
click the Edit button to finish the editing operation.
Delete a VLAN: Click Delete in the table above, and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion
operation.
Route Configuration
Click Route Configuration to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of IPv4 Route and IPv6
Route.
IPv4 Route

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Figure 15 IPv4 Route
Configuration description:
Click Create Static Route to open the window of Figure 16. Click Create Default Route to open the window of
Figure 34. To delete a specified route, click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box.
Figure 16 Create Static Route
Figure 17 Create Default Route
IPv6 Route
Figure 18 IPv6 Route
Configuration description:

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Click Create Static Route to open the window of Figure 19. Click Create Default Route to open the window of
Figure 20. To delete a specified route, click Delete and click OK in the displayed dialog box.
Figure 19 Create Static Route
Figure 20 Create Default Route
DHCP Configuration
Click the DHCP Configuration menu to enter the following page, which includes the sub-pages of Basic
Configuration, Static Address, Reserved Address, Client Display, and DHCP SNOOPING.
Basic Configuration
Figure 21 Basic Configuration
Configuration description:

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Add a DHCP server: Click Create DHCP Server to open the window of Figure 22. Configure parameters and click
OK to finish the addition operation.
Edit a DHCP server: Click Edit in the table above to open the Edit DHCP Server window, and click OK to finish
the editing operation.
Delete a DHCP server: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the
deletion operation.
Figure 22 Create DHCP Server
If you select the “DHCP Relay” networking mode, the Create DHCP Server link below is changed to Create
DHCP Relay, and the DHCP server form is changed to the DHCP relay form.
Add a DHCP relay agent: Click Create DHCP Relay to open the window of Figure 23. Configure parameters and
click OK to finish the addition operation.
Edit a DHCP relay agent: Click Edit in the DHCP relay table to open the Edit DHCP Relay window and click OK
to finish the editing operation.
Delete a DHCP relay agent: Click Delete in the DHCP relay table and click OK in the displayed dialog box to
finish the deletion operation.

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Figure 23 Create DHCP Relay
Static Address Configuration
Figure 24 Static Address Configuration
Configuration description:
Add static address allocation: Enter parameters into the upper form on the page and click Add to finish the
addition operation.
Edit static address allocation: Click Edit in the table above, and the upper form displays allocation information
about the specified static address. Then click Edit to finish the editing operation.
Delete static address allocation: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish
the deletion operation.
Reserved Address
Figure 25 Reserved Address
Configuration description:
Add a reserved address: Enter parameters into the upper form on the page and click Add to finish the addition
operation.
Edit a reserved address: Click Edit in the table above, and the form displays information about the specified
reserved address. Then click Edit to finish the editing operation.
Delete a reserved address: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the
deletion operation.

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Client Display
Figure 26 Client Display
Configuration description:
The table displays the MAC address, the assigned IP Address, address lease time and other information about
an online client.

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DHCP SNOOPING
Figure 27 DHCP SNOOPING
Configuration description:
Click Configure Trusted Port to open the window of Figure 28, and click Configure IP Source Guard to open
the window of Figure 29.
Figure 28 Configure Trusted Port

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Figure 29 Configure IP Source Guard
Wireless Configuration Management
WLAN Management
Click the WLAN Management menu to enter the following interface.
Figure 30 WLAN Management
Configuration description:

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Add a WLAN: Click WLAN Configuration Wizard to open the window of Figure 31. Configure parameters
according to the wizard and click Finish to finish the addition operation.
Edit a WLAN: Click Edit in the table above to open the window of Figure 31. Configure parameters according to
the wizard and click Finish to finish the editing operation.
Delete a WLAN: Click Delete in the table above and click OK in the displayed dialog box to finish the deletion
operation.
Figure 31 WLAN Configuration Wizard
Configure basic information: Set parameters to create a WLAN.
Figure 32 WLAN Configuration Wizard
WLAN mapping information: Configure mappings between WLAN and VLAN for the specified AP group.