Siemens scalance WLC711 User manual

SCALANCE WLC711 CLI
Reference Guide
Release V9.21.14
C79000-G8976-C261-07
Published July 2015

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: About This Guide.....................................................................................................8
Who Should Use This Guide............................................................................................................................................8
How to Use This Guide.......................................................................................................................................................8
Text Conventions..................................................................................................................................................................9
Chapter 2: Introduction to the CLI......................................................................................... 11
CLI Wizard................................................................................................................................................................................11
CLI Structure..........................................................................................................................................................................13
Account Types......................................................................................................................................................................14
Chapter 3: Common Commands............................................................................................ 16
apply.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
end..............................................................................................................................................................................................16
exit...............................................................................................................................................................................................17
help............................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
logout........................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
no............................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
show......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Chapter 4: root Commands....................................................................................................22
audit.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
availability...............................................................................................................................................................................25
backup..................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
no backup...............................................................................................................................................................................28
copy.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
host-attributes...................................................................................................................................................................... 31
export.......................................................................................................................................................................................33
no export................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
flash...........................................................................................................................................................................................35
no flash.................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
healthpoll................................................................................................................................................................................36
import.......................................................................................................................................................................................36
key..............................................................................................................................................................................................37
loglevel.................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
ping........................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
radtest......................................................................................................................................................................................39
radtest_mba.........................................................................................................................................................................40
reset........................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
restart........................................................................................................................................................................................41
restore......................................................................................................................................................................................42
secureconnection...............................................................................................................................................................42
show..........................................................................................................................................................................................43
shutdown................................................................................................................................................................................75
tech_support........................................................................................................................................................................ 75
traceroute...............................................................................................................................................................................76
upgrade ac.............................................................................................................................................................................77
upgrade apup.......................................................................................................................................................................78
upgrade_backup_dest.....................................................................................................................................................79
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upgrade_image_src.......................................................................................................................................................... 79
Chapter 5: ap Commands........................................................................................................81
ap Context............................................................................................................................................................................. 82
AP Common Commands.............................................................................................................................................. 107
Radio Commands...............................................................................................................................................................117
DCS Commands................................................................................................................................................................140
Serial Commands..............................................................................................................................................................144
Chapter 6: l2ports Commands..............................................................................................158
esaN.........................................................................................................................................................................................158
jumbo-frames......................................................................................................................................................................158
<named-LAG-port>......................................................................................................................................................... 159
Chapter 7: ip Commands....................................................................................................... 161
route......................................................................................................................................................................................... 161
ospf.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 162
Chapter 8: login Commands.................................................................................................169
apply....................................................................................................................................................................................... 169
auth..........................................................................................................................................................................................170
auth-order.............................................................................................................................................................................172
move........................................................................................................................................................................................173
show........................................................................................................................................................................................174
Chapter 9: Radar Commands................................................................................................175
mitigator Context..............................................................................................................................................................175
Common Scan Group/Profile Commands............................................................................................................187
Chapter 10: mobility Commands..........................................................................................198
backupmanagerip.............................................................................................................................................................198
mrole.......................................................................................................................................................................................199
mport......................................................................................................................................................................................199
mheartbeat.......................................................................................................................................................................... 199
slpreg.................................................................................................................................................................................... 200
agent..................................................................................................................................................................................... 200
secmode................................................................................................................................................................................201
mdismethod........................................................................................................................................................................ 201
mmanagerip.......................................................................................................................................................................202
Chapter 11: schedule_backup Commands..........................................................................203
destination..........................................................................................................................................................................204
dir............................................................................................................................................................................................ 204
freq.........................................................................................................................................................................................204
password............................................................................................................................................................................. 205
protocol................................................................................................................................................................................206
server.....................................................................................................................................................................................206
starttime...............................................................................................................................................................................206
type........................................................................................................................................................................................ 207
user.........................................................................................................................................................................................207
Chapter 12: schedule_upgrade Commands.......................................................................209
schld_upgrd.......................................................................................................................................................................209
upgrade_backup...............................................................................................................................................................210
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Chapter 13: snmp Commands............................................................................................... 212
contact ..................................................................................................................................................................................213
context................................................................................................................................................................................... 213
enable .................................................................................................................................................................................... 213
engine-id............................................................................................................................................................................... 214
location.................................................................................................................................................................................. 214
port...........................................................................................................................................................................................215
publish-ap............................................................................................................................................................................. 215
rcommunity..........................................................................................................................................................................216
rwcommunity......................................................................................................................................................................216
severity...................................................................................................................................................................................216
show........................................................................................................................................................................................ 217
trap-manager-v1v2........................................................................................................................................................... 217
trap-manager-v3...............................................................................................................................................................218
user...........................................................................................................................................................................................218
Chapter 14: syslog Commands............................................................................................ 220
audmsg.................................................................................................................................................................................220
facility......................................................................................................................................................................................221
stationevents.......................................................................................................................................................................221
svcmsg.................................................................................................................................................................................. 222
syslogip.................................................................................................................................................................................222
Chapter 15: time Commands................................................................................................224
clock.......................................................................................................................................................................................224
date.........................................................................................................................................................................................225
ntp........................................................................................................................................................................................... 225
ntpip....................................................................................................................................................................................... 226
tz.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 226
Chapter 16: traffic_capture Commands..............................................................................227
file_name..............................................................................................................................................................................227
size.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 228
interface................................................................................................................................................................................228
delete..................................................................................................................................................................................... 229
list............................................................................................................................................................................................ 229
start........................................................................................................................................................................................ 230
stop.........................................................................................................................................................................................230
show........................................................................................................................................................................................ 231
show interfaces..................................................................................................................................................................231
Chapter 17: users Commands...............................................................................................232
id...............................................................................................................................................................................................232
pwd.........................................................................................................................................................................................233
Chapter 18: VNS Commands (vnsmode)............................................................................234
adminctr...............................................................................................................................................................................234
create......................................................................................................................................................................................241
das...........................................................................................................................................................................................242
default-role......................................................................................................................................................................... 243
delete.....................................................................................................................................................................................246
nac...........................................................................................................................................................................................246
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netflow-mirror...................................................................................................................................................................248
radius.....................................................................................................................................................................................249
rateprofile............................................................................................................................................................................ 262
<named-VNS>...................................................................................................................................................................264
Common Filter Configuration Commands..........................................................................................................268
Chapter 19: wlans Commands..............................................................................................275
clients.....................................................................................................................................................................................275
create.....................................................................................................................................................................................279
delete.....................................................................................................................................................................................280
remote-ssid........................................................................................................................................................................ 280
show........................................................................................................................................................................................ 281
<WLAN-service-name>................................................................................................................................................. 281
Chapter 20: topology Commands...................................................................................... 340
create.................................................................................................................................................................................... 340
delete......................................................................................................................................................................................341
internal-vlanid....................................................................................................................................................................342
multicast-support............................................................................................................................................................342
show.......................................................................................................................................................................................343
<named-topology>.........................................................................................................................................................343
topology-group................................................................................................................................................................ 372
Chapter 21: Location-Based-Service (lbs) Commands.................................................... 377
multicast...............................................................................................................................................................................377
port......................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
service................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
server-ip............................................................................................................................................................................... 379
show.......................................................................................................................................................................................379
Related commands........................................................................................................................................................ 380
Chapter 22: web Commands.................................................................................................381
guestportal-admin-timeout......................................................................................................................................... 381
timeout..................................................................................................................................................................................382
showvns................................................................................................................................................................................382
show.......................................................................................................................................................................................383
Chapter 23: cos Commands................................................................................................. 384
create.....................................................................................................................................................................................384
delete.....................................................................................................................................................................................385
show.......................................................................................................................................................................................385
<named-cos>.....................................................................................................................................................................386
Chapter 24: site Commands.................................................................................................392
create.....................................................................................................................................................................................392
delete.....................................................................................................................................................................................393
show site..............................................................................................................................................................................393
<named-site>.....................................................................................................................................................................394
Chapter 25: RF Location Commands................................................................................. 409
location-engine................................................................................................................................................................ 409
default-height.....................................................................................................................................................................410
auto-tracking......................................................................................................................................................................410
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default-env-mode..............................................................................................................................................................411
floor-plan................................................................................................................................................................................411
on-demand...........................................................................................................................................................................413
publish....................................................................................................................................................................................413
show........................................................................................................................................................................................414
Chapter 26: Publish Commands...........................................................................................415
push.........................................................................................................................................................................................415
interval................................................................................................................................................................................... 416
unit...........................................................................................................................................................................................416
push-list.................................................................................................................................................................................416
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1About This Guide
Who Should Use This Guide
How to Use This Guide
Text Conventions
The Command Line Interface (CLI) is used to configure the SCALANCE WLC711 and the SCALANCE W
Controller Access Points. It is accessible directly on the controller's console port, or via Secure Shell
(SSH) access on the ESA or Management ports.
Who Should Use This Guide
This guide is intended for system test, network administrators, and development engineers who
understand all components of the SCALANCEWLC711.
How to Use This Guide
This guide contains the following chapters
•Introduction to the CLI on page 11 describes the overall context structure of the CLI.
•Common Commands on page 16 describes commands that appear within every context level of
the CLI.
•root Commands on page 22 describes commands available from the root context of the Wireless
Appliance.
•ap Commands on page 81 describes commands that manage the functions of Wireless APs on a
system using the Wireless Appliance.
•l2ports Commands on page 158 describes commands to enable and disable L2 ports on the
Wireless Controller.
•ip Commands on page 161 describes commands to configure routing information.
•login Commands on page 169 describes commands to configure the login authentication modes —
local authentication and RADIUS-based authentication.
•Radar Commands on page 175 describes configurable options for the detection of rogue Access
Points, DoS attacks, and other potential network intrusion events.
•mobility Commands on page 198 describes commands to manage the exchange of client session
information across a network.
•schedule_backup Commands on page 203 describes commands to schedule data backups.
•schedule_upgrade Commands on page 209 describes commands to configure scheduling an
upgrade and back up of the controller’s software.
•snmp Commands on page 212 describes commands to manage Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) settings for the Wireless Appliance.
•syslog Commands on page 220 syslog Commands, describes commands to configure System Log
settings.
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•time Commands on page 224 describes commands to set the system time for the Wireless
Appliance, and configure network time protocol options.
•traffic_capture Commands on page 227 describes commands to manage the TCPDump.
•users Commands on page 232 describes commands used to manage user accounts on the network.
•VNS Commands (vnsmode) on page 234 VNS Commands (vnsmode), describes commands for the
setup of virtual network services (VNS) for the network.
•wlans Commands on page 275 describes commands used to define and configure WLAN services
for the network.
•role Commands describes commands used to define and configure policies for the Wireless
Appliance.
•topology Commands on page 340 describes commands used to define and configure topology
objects used by policy and VNS objects.
•Location-Based-Service (lbs) Commands on page 377 describes commands used to configure the
Wireless APs for use with an AeroScout or Ekahau location-based service.
•web Commands on page 381 describes commands used to configure the web settings.
•cos Commands on page 384 describes commands for configuring Classes of Service that can be
applied to policies.
•site Commands on page 392 describes commands for configuring sites that have their own local
authentication server defined.
•RF Location Commands on page 409 describes commands used to enable and configure the Radio
Frequency (RF) Location engine on a Wireless Appliance to determine location and perform
tracking on wireless mobile users through Wireless APs.
•Publish Commands on page 415 describes commands used in the publish context.
Related Documentation
SCALANCE WLC711 documentation is available at: www.siemens.com/automation/service&support
Keyboard Shortcuts
There are several keyboard shortcuts available to assist in navigating within the contexts of the CLI.
•To display options within a context or to complete partial entries of commands at the prompt, use
[CTRL] + I, [Tab], or the [?] key.
•To transpose mi--typed characters at the command prompt, use [CTRL] + T.
•To recall previous commands executed for the session, use the UP arrow.
•To cycle forward through previously executed commands, use the DOWN arrow.
Text Conventions
The following tables list text conventions that are used throughout this guide.
About This Guide
Text Conventions
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Icon Notice Type Alerts you to...
Notice Indicates that an unintended result or situation can occur if the relevant
information is not taken into account.
Caution With a safety alert symbol, indicates that minor personal injury can result if
proper precautions are not taken. Without a safety alert symbol, indicates
that property damage can result if proper precautions are not taken.
Warning Indicates that death or severe personal injury may result if proper
precautions are not taken.
Danger Indicates that death or severe personal injury will result if proper precautions
are not taken.
Table 1: Text Conventions
Convention Description
Courier font Used for examples of information displayed on the screen. Courier font in italics
indicates a user-supplied value, either required or optional.
Bold font Indicates mandatory keywords, parameters or keyboard keys.
Italic font Indicates complete document titles
[ ] Square brackets indicate an optional value.
{ } Braces indicate required values. One or more values may be required.
| A vertical bar indicates a choice in values.
[x | y | z] Square brackets with a vertical bar indicates a choice of a value.
{x | y | z} Braces with a vertical bar indicate a choice of a required value. [x
[x | {y | z}] A combination of square brackets with braces and vertical bars indicates a required
choice of an optional value.
The words enter and
type
When you see the word “enter” in this guide, you must type something, and then press
the Return or Enter key. Do not press the Return or Enter key when an instruction
simply says “type.”
[Key] names Key names are written with brackets, such as [Return] or [Esc]. If you must press two
or more keys simultaneously, the key names are linked with a plus sign (+). Example:
Press [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Del]
About This Guide
Text Conventions
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2Introduction to the CLI
CLI Wizard
CLI Structure
Account Types
The commands of the CLI are structured in a hierarchical set of contexts. Each context contains
commands which relate to a specific type of function. For example, the radio1 context is a set of
commands available for configuring operational parameters on the Radio1 radio of an access point. To
configure default Radio1 parameters for AP3710s, you must move down from the root context through
the ap, default, ap37xx, radio1 contexts (ap:defaults:ap37xx:radio1) to reach, set, and apply those
parameters. To configure Radio1 parameters for a specific access point for which you know the ID
(serial number), move down from the root context through the ap, <serial>, and radio1 contexts (ap:
0409920200000000:radio1).
CLI Wizard
The CLI wizard is designed to configure administrative settings on the controller. The CLI wizard begins
automatically when a user with administrative access logs into the controller for the first time or when
the system has been reset to the factory default. Instructions display when the wizard starts. Each
screen in the wizard presents the default response in square brackets [ ]. You can exit the wizard by
pressing [CTRL] + [C].
To complete the CLI wizard:
1 Press Enter to begin configuring the controller in the CLI wizard.
The Change Admin Password screen appears.
2 Enter yto change the administrator password, otherwise enter nand press Enter.
The Current Host Attribute Settings screen appears.
3 Enter yto change the host attributes, otherwise enter nand press Enter.
You can change the following host attributes:
•Host Name - Management port's (Admin) hostname.
•Domain Name - Management port's (Admin) domain name.
•IP Address - Management port's (Admin) IP address.
•Netmask - Management port's (Admin) subnet mask.
•Gateway - Management port's (Admin) gateway.
•Primary DNS - Address of the Primary DNS.
•Secondary DNS - Address of the Secondary DNS.
The Current Time Settings screen appears.
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4 Enter yto change the time settings, otherwise enter nand press Enter.
Enter the appropriate continent code (the first letter of the country is in parentheses):
Continent Code
Africa (A-J) 0
Africa (K-W) 1
America (A-A) 2
America (B-D) 3
America (E-I) 4
America (J-M) 5
America (N-R) 6
America (S-Y) 7
Antarctica 8
Arctic 9
Asia (A-G) 10
Asia (H-O) 11
Asia (P-V) 12
Asia (Y-Y) 13
Atlantic 14
Australia 15
Europe (A-L) 16
Europe (M-U) 17
Europe (V-Z) 18
Indian (V-Z) 19
Pacific (A-N) 20
Pacific (P-W) 21
•Select a city within the continent and country to configure the correct time zone for the
controller.
•Enter the current date and time in the mm-dd-yyyy hh:mm format, where y = year, m = month, d
= day, h = hour, m = minute.
•Enter the NTP server's IP address. You can designate up to three NTP servers.
The Current SNMP Settings screen appears.
5 Enter the SNMP mode and press Enter.
•0= SNMP disabled.
•1= SNMPv1/v2c enabled.
•2= SNMPv3 enabled.
Entering 1or 2requires additional SNMP configuration.
The Current Data Plane Settings screen appears.
Introduction to the CLI
CLI Wizard
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6 Enter yto change the port settings for a port on the controller, otherwise enter nand press Enter.
Available port settings you can change include:
•The port's name.
•The port's IP address.
•The port's netmask.
•The port's VLAN ID.
•Whether or not the port's VLAN ID is tagged or untagged.
•Whether or not the port allows management traffic.
The Controller Port Installation Configuration screen appears.
7 Change any of the settings you configured, or exit the wizard with or without saving by entering the
corresponding number and pressing Enter.
•1- Return to the Change Admin Password screen from which you can change the administrator's
password.
•2- Return to the Current Host Attribute Settings screen from which you can change the host
attributes.
•3- Return to the Current Time Settings screen from which you can change the time zone, date,
and time.
•4- Return to the Current SNMP Settings screen from which you can change the SNMP settings
for the controller.
•5- Return to the Current Data Pkane Settings screen from which you can change the settings for
individual ports on the controller.
•6- Save your changes and exit the wizard.
•7- Exit the wizard without saving your changes.
The wizard is complete. For additional information about individual commands available in the CLI,
refer to the following chapters in this reference guide. For additional information about
configuration and setup information for both the wireless controller and APs, refer to the Wireless
User Guide.
Note
Exiting the wizard without saving the changes results in the wizard being run the next time you
access the controller.
CLI Structure
The following diagram shows the root context. Many of the commands move to a context (ap,
topology) and some are commands that perform a system function (export, login). This kind of
structure applies at every context level.
Introduction to the CLI
CLI Structure
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Figure 1: CLI Root Structure
Account Types
Access to the CLI varies for two account types: "admin" and "user". The admin account provides
administrator access to all the contexts and features in the CLI, while the user account provides no
access to contexts and command availability is limited.
The following example displays commands available in the root context for the admin account type.
WLC.siemens.com# help
Available commands are:
ap Modify Access Point settings
availability Modify availability settings
copy Transfer files between the controller and an
external server.
cos Configure Controller cos settings
end Return to the base mode
exit Return to the previous mode
export Export Controller data to a file
flash Mount/Unmount flash drive
healthpoll Set healthpoll timeout
host-attributes Configure Controller host attributes settings
import Restore Controller data/configuration from
file
ip Modify controller route
key Modify License Keys
l2ports Configure Controller L2 Ports settings
lanset Set Ethernet link parameters
lbs Modify settings for AP location based service.
login Configure login settings.
loglevel Set a log level
logout Logout
mitigator Modify Mitigator settings to assist in
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Account Types
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detection of rogue AP
mobility Modify access controller mobility settings
no Clear the command setting
ping Ping a host or gateway.
policy Configure Controller policy settings
radtest Test Radius Server connectivity, Caotive
Portal and EAP authentication
radtest_mba Test Radius Server connectivity and MAC-based
authorization
reset Reset database configuration
restart Restart a process
schedule_backup Modify backup schedule.
schedule_upgrade Scheduled upgrade
secureconnection Modify access controller secure connection
settings
show Display settings
shutdown Used to safely halt or reboot the controller
site Configure site settings
snmp Configure SNMP settings
syslog Change syslog settings
tech_support Collect tech support data
time Configure network time for the Controller
topology Configure Controller topology settings
traceroute Traceroute a host or gateway.
traffic_capture Traffic capture on interface
upgrade Utility for upgrading AC software (AC), or AP
software (APUP)
upgrade_backup_dest Set ftp parameters for full disk clone backup
upgrade_image_src Set location of upgrade image, if remote
upgrade is being performed
users Change Controller user settings
vnsmode Modify Controller VNS(Virtual Network
Segment) settings
web Modify web settings
wlans Configure WLAN Service settings
Introduction to the CLI
Account Types
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3Common Commands
apply
end
exit
help
logout
no
show
The following commands are used universally throughout the CLI shell.
apply
Use the apply command, after a command or a series of commands have been executed, for the
configuration of the Wireless Appliance to take affect. Unless otherwise noted, run the apply
command for configuration changes to take effect.
apply
Parameters
None
Examples
The following example disables the DNS server configuration.
WLC.siemens.com.com:dns# no dns 192.1.1.3
WLC.siemens.com:dns# apply
end
Use the end command to return to the base context.
end
Parameters
None
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Examples
The following example returns you to the base context from the ap:defaults context.
WLC.siemens.com:ap:defaults# end
WLC.siemens.com#
exit
Use the exit command to return to the previous context, or to exit the shell if you are in the base
context.
exit
Parameters
None
Examples
The following example exits a context and moves up one level to the previous context.
WLC.siemens.com:policy:p1# exit
WLC.siemens.com:policy#
The following example exits the shell from the base context.
WLC.siemens.com# exit
help
Use the help command to display available commands in a context, or obtain usage information for a
specified command.
help help command
Parameters
command Specifies the command for which you need usage information.
Examples
The following example displays the available commands in the ap:defaults context:
WLC.siemens.com:ap:defaults# help
Available commands are:
11n
4102 Modify 4102 ap defaults settings
apply Commit AP default changes.
assign Modify AP default VNS assignment settings
Common Commands
exit
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dualband Modify dualband ap defaults settings
end
exit
learnac Enable/disable learn on the AP.
logout
no Clear the command setting
show Display settings
std Modify standard ap defaults settings
The following example displays the usage information for the serial command:
WLC.siemens.com:ap:# help serial
Create a new AP entry
Usage: serial <ap serial number> <name> <hardware type> <ap_role>
[<description>]
Usage: no serial <serial#>
<hardware type> is one of:
A2650e (Wireless AP2660 External)
A2650i (Wireless AP2650 Internal)
AP2605 (Wireless AP2605)
AP2610 (Wireless AP2610 Internal)
AP2610-1 (Wireless AP2610-1 Internal)
AP2620 (Wireless AP2620 External)
AP2620-1 (Wireless AP2620-1 External)
AP2630 (Wireless AP2630 Internal)
AP2630-1 (Wireless AP2630-1 Internal)
AP2640 (Wireless AP2640 External)
AP2640-1 (Wireless AP2640-1 External)
AP2650-1 (Wireless AP2650-1 Internal)
AP2650-2 (Wireless AP2650-2 Internal)
AP2660-1 (Wireless AP2660-1 External)
AP2660-2 (Wireless AP2660-2 External)
AP3605 (Wireless AP3605 Internal)
AP3610 (Wireless AP3610 Internal)
AP3610-1 (Wireless AP3610-1 Internal)
AP3620 (Wireless AP3620 External)
AP3620-1 (Wireless AP3620-1 External)
AP3630-NAM (Wireless AP3630-NAM Internal)
AP3630-ROW (Wireless AP3630-ROW Internal)
AP3630-ROW-1 (Wireless AP3630-ROW-1 Internal)
AP3640-NAM (Wireless AP3640-NAM External)
AP3640-ROW (Wireless AP3640-ROW External)
AP3640-ROW-1 (Wireless AP3640-ROW-1 External)
AP3660 (Wireless AP3660 External)
AP3660-1 (Wireless AP3660-1 External)
AP3705i (Wireless AP3705i Internal)
AP3710e (Wireless AP3710e External)
AP3710i (Wireless AP3710i Internal)
AP3715e (Wireless AP3715e External)
AP3715i (Wireless AP3715i Internal)
AP3715i-1 (Wireless AP3715i-1 Internal)
AP3765e (Wireless AP3765e External)
AP3765i (Wireless AP3765i Internal)
AP3767e (Wireless AP3767e External)
AP3801i (Wireless AP3801i Internal)
AP3805e (Wireless AP3805e External)
AP3805i (Wireless AP3805i Internal)
AP3825e (Wireless AP3825e External)
Common Commands
help
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AP3825i (Wireless AP3825i Internal)
AP3865e (Wireless AP3865e External)
AP3935e-JPN (Wireless AP3935e-JPN External)
AP3935e-NAM (Wireless AP3935e-NAM External)
AP3935e-ROW (Wireless AP3935e-ROW External)
AP3935i-JPN (Wireless AP3935i-JPN Internal)
AP3935i-NAM (Wireless AP3935i-NAM Internal)
AP3935i-ROW (Wireless AP3935i-ROW Internal)
AP3965e-JPN (Wireless AP3965e-JPN External)
AP3965e-NAM (Wireless AP3965e-NAM External)
AP3965e-ROW (Wireless AP3965e-ROW External)
AP3965i-JPN (Wireless AP3965i-JPN Internal)
AP3965i-NAM (Wireless AP3965i-NAM Internal)
AP3965i-ROW (Wireless AP3965i-ROW Internal)
AP4102 (Wireless AP4102)
AP4102-EU (Wireless AP4102-EU)
AP4102C (Wireless AP4102C)
AP4102C-EU (Wireless AP4102C-EU)
BP200e_3_P1 (Chantry BP200 R2.0.6 External P1)
BP200e_3_P2 (Chantry BP200 R2.0.6 External P2)
BP200e_4_P1 (Chantry BP200 R2.1 External P1)
BP200e_4_P2 (Chantry BP200 R2.1 External P2)
BP200i_3_P2 (Chantry BP200 R2.0.6 Internal P2)
BP200i_4_P2 (Chantry BP200 R2.1 Internal P2)
W786-2PROe (Scalance W786-2HPW-External)
W786-2PROe-1 (Scalance W786-2HPW-External-1)
W786-2PROe-2 (Scalance W786-2HPW-External-2)
W786-2PROe_FO (Scalance W786-2HPW-External-FO)
W786-2PROe_FO-1 (Scalance W786-2HPW-External-FO-1)
W786-2PROe_FO-2 (Scalance W786-2HPW-External-FO-2)
W786-2PROi (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal)
W786-2PROi-1 (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal-1)
W786-2PROi-2 (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal-2)
W786-2PROi_FO (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal-FO)
W786-2PROi_FO-1 (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal-FO-1)
W786-2PROi_FO-2 (Scalance W786-2HPW-Internal-FO-2)
W786C-2-RJ45 (Scalance W786C-2-RJ45)
W786C-2-SFP (Scalance W786C-2-SFP)
W786C-2IA-RJ45 (Scalance W786C-2IA-RJ45)
W788C-2-M12 (Scalance W788C-2-M12)
W788C-2-RJ45 (Scalance W788C-2-RJ45)
WB500 (Wireless WB500)
logout
Use the logout command to exit the shell immediately.
logout
Parameters
None
Common Commands
logout
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Examples
The following example exits the shell:
WLC.siemens.com:topology:Admin:l3# logout
no
Use the no option to disable a function of a command. Use the command’s syntax without the no form
to enable it. The no option can also be used to delete settings or files when used with certain
commands. Not all commands within the CLI include a no option.
Syntax
no
Parameters
None
Examples
The following example configures and displays a gateway IP address, then disables it with the no
command and displays the change.
WLC.siemens.com:topology:Admin:l3# gateway 192.176.3.4
WLC.siemens.com:topology:Admin:l3# show gateway
gateway 192.176.3.4
WLC.siemens.com:topology:Admin:l3# no gateway
WLC.siemens.com:topology:Admin:l3# show gateway
no gateway
show
Use the show command to display the current configuration within a context.
show
Parameters
None
Examples
The following example displays the DNS configuration.
WLC.siemens.com:dns# show
dns 1 192.1.1.3
Common Commands
no
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