Table Of Contents

Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

Numerics

802.11a policy name     9-29

802.11a voice templates     9-36

802.11b/g radio templates     9-32

802.11b/g RRM interval template     9-39

802.11b/g RRM threshold templates     9-38

802.11b/g voice templates     9-35

802.11 counters report     6-9

802.11 security trap     9-43

802.1X     9-11

A

AAA override     9-9

AAA traps     9-43

access control list template     9-21

access point

configuring for hybrid REAP     11-9

access point/radio templates     9-47

access point authentication and MFP templates     9-23

Access point authorization     3-6

access point authorization template     9-20

access point load

avoiding     9-30

Access point placement     5-16

access point placement     5-16

access points

converting to LWAPP     C-2

access points, adding to maps     5-14 to  5-16

access point templates

adding     9-47

access point traps     9-43

account expiry     7-7

ACL template     9-21

add config groups     8-13

adding access point templates     9-47

adding a license     A-5

adding a mobility anchor     9-10

adding controllers from config group     8-15

adding controller templates     9-2

adding guest user accounts     7-5

adding templates from config group     8-15

add known rogue     9-40

add new rule     9-21

administration menu     2-15

Advanced Options

definition     5-13

Aironet IE     9-9

alarm monitor     2-16, 6-3

alarms     12-1

alarm trigger threshold     9-24

applying calibration models     5-31

applying config groups     8-16

applying controller templates     9-46

apply to controllers     7-6

AP policies     3-6

audience of document     xvi

auditing config groups     8-16

authentication process

Hybrid REAP     11-2

automatic backups, scheduling     10-4

automatic client exclusion     9-10

avoid access point load     9-30

avoid foreign AP interference     9-30

avoid non-802.11 noise     9-31

B

backing up the WCS database

on Linux     10-5 to  10-6

on Windows     10-5

backup and restore license     A-6

Bridging link information     6-12

buildings

adding to a campus map     5-3

adding to WCS database     5-4

C

Calibration models

monitoring     5-35

calibration models     5-31

calibration models, applying     5-31

campus map, adding to WCS database     5-2

cascade reboot     8-17

caution, defined     xvii

channels

allowed per country     B-2 to  B-8

monitoring on a floor map     5-28

channels on a floor map     5-28

checking the status of WCS

on Linux     10-2

on Windows     10-2

Cisco.com, obtaining documentation     xvii

Cisco UDI     5-12

Cisco Unified Wireless Network Solution     5-35

overview     1-2

Cisco WCS base     A-2

Cisco WCS location     A-2

Cisco Wireless LAN Solution

overview     1-2

security solutions     3-2 to  3-4

CKIP     9-12

client devices

connecting to WLANs     11-12

client exclusion

happening automatically     9-10

client related traps     9-43

clients

finding     6-5 to  6-6

map     6-6

monitoring on a floor map     5-29

parameters     5-29

clients, monitoring on floor map     5-29

command buttons     2-16

config group

adding controllers     8-15

adding templates     8-15

configuring     8-14

downloading IDS signatures     8-18

downloading sw to controllers     8-17

removing controllers     8-15

removing templates     8-15

config groups

applying     8-16

auditing     8-16

creating     8-13

downloading customized webauth     8-19

rebooting     8-17

configure menu     2-15

configuring an access point for hybrid REAP     11-9

configuring config group     8-13

configuring firewall for WCS     3-5

configuring Hybrid REAP     11-1

Configuring IDS     3-7

Configuring IDS signatures     3-8

configuring template

ACL     9-21

configuring templates

802.11a policy name     9-29

802.11a voice     9-36

802.11b/g radio     9-32

802.11b/g RRM interval     9-39

802.11b/g RRM threshold     9-38

802.11b/g voice     9-35

access point/radio     9-47

access point authentication and MFP     9-23

access point authorization     9-20

file encryption     9-12

guest users     9-18

known rogue access point     9-40

local management user     9-45

local net users     9-16

MAC filter     9-19

QoS     9-3

RADIUS accounting     9-15

RADIUS authentication     9-14

syslog     9-45

Telnet SSH     9-44

traffic stream metrics QoS     9-5

trap control     9-42

trap receiver     9-41

web authentication     9-24

WLAN     9-7

configuring the controller for hybrid REAP     11-6

configuring the switch

for hybrid REAP     11-5

connecting client devices

to WLANs     11-12

Connecting to the Guest WLAN     3-17

controller

configuring for hybrid REAP     11-6

controllers

adding to WCS database     4-2

pinging network devices     6-7

specified     1-2

viewing status and configurations     6-7

controller templates

adding     9-2

applying     9-46

conventions of document     xvii

converting WLSE autonomous to WCS controller     C-1

Counters report

for 802.11     6-9

country codes, supported     B-1 to  B-8

coverage holes

finding     6-6

monitoring on a floor map     5-29

coverage holes, monitoring     5-29

cranite     9-11

creating a lobby ambassador account     7-4

Creating a network design     5-19

creating a network design     5-19

creating calibration models     5-30

creating config groups     8-13

Creating guest user accounts     7-3

CSV file format     9-17

customized webauth

downloading     8-19

Customized Web authentication     3-14

customized web authentication

downloading     9-26

Custom signature     3-11

D

Deleting a guest user     3-17

deleting a license     A-6

deleting guest user templates     7-7

designing a network     5-19

DHCP server

overriding     9-10

document

audience     xvi

conventions     xvii

organization     xvi

purpose     xvi

documentation

DVD     xviii

feedback     xviii

obtaining     xvii to  xviii

ordering     xviii

downloading a customized web authentication page     9-26

downloading customized webauth     8-19

Downloading customized web authentication     3-14

Downloading IDS signatures     3-9

downloading IDS signatures

from your config group     8-18

downloading sw to controllers

after adding config group     8-17

downstream delay     9-6

downstream packet loss rate     9-6

DTIM     9-29

E

editing guest users     7-6

Editing signature parameters     3-12

Enabling Web login     3-14

end user license agreement     A-6 to  A-9, A-10

event notification     1-5

Events     12-1

events     12-1

F

file encryption template     9-12

firewall, configuring for WCS     3-5

Floor maps

modifying appearance     5-34

floor plans

adding to a campus building     5-5 to  5-6

adding to a standalone building     5-7 to  5-8

enhancing with map editor     5-8

foreign access point interference

avoiding     9-30

fortress     9-11

Frame type     3-11

G

generate password     9-18

Global settings

for standard and custom signatures     3-12

Guest user

deleting     3-17

Guest user accounts

creating     7-3

guest user accounts

adding     7-5

managing     7-5

guest users

viewing and editing     7-6

guest user templates     9-18

deleting     7-7

Guest WLAN

connecting     3-17

H

heat map

described     5-15

graphic     5-16, 5-27

Heatmap cutoff     5-35

help menu     2-15

Hierarchy of Mesh parent to child     6-11

Hybrid     11-4

Hybrid REAP

configuring     11-1, 11-4

Hybrid REAP local switching     9-10

I

IDS     3-7

IDS event correlation     12-3

IDS sensors     3-7

IDS signature attacks

viewing     12-2

IDS signatures     3-8

downloading     3-9

downloading from config group     8-18

uploading     3-8

importing the location appliance into WCS     10-8

information elements

Aironet     9-9

installing a license     A-4

installing WCS

for WLSE conversion     C-2

inter-subnet roaming     8-4

Intrusion Detection Systems     3-7

K

KEK

key encryption key     9-14

key wrap     9-14

known rogue access point templates     9-40

L

laptop icon     6-5

Layer 1 security solutions     3-2

Layer 2 security solutions     3-2

Layer 3 security solutions     3-2

Layer 3 to Layer 2 mode, converting Cisco Wireless LAN Solution     3-4

LEAP authentication

requirements     8-7

license

adding     A-5

backup and restore     A-6

deleting     A-6

license agreement     A-6 to  A-9, A-10

license installation     A-4

license management     A-5

licenses     A-2

license types     A-2

licensing

on WLSE network management     C-3

lifetime     7-6, 9-19

link aggregation (LAG)

guidelines     11-4

Link test

running     6-12

Link test result     6-13

Lobby ambassador     7-3

lobby ambassador account

creating     7-4

local management user template     9-45

local net users template     9-16

local switching

Hybrid REAP     9-10

location accuracy

using testpoints     5-35

location appliance importing     10-8

location appliances

adding to WCS database     4-2

relationship with WCS Location     1-5

location menu     2-15

location upgrade     A-2

logging     10-16

logging in

to the WCS user interface     7-4

logging into the WCS user interface     2-11 to  2-13

login.html     3-15

long preambles, enabling for SpectraLink NetLink phones     4-4

M

MAC filtering     9-12

MAC filter template     9-19

MAC frequency     3-11

MAC information     3-11

MACK

message authenticator code keys     9-14

Maintain Image Aspect Ratio     5-30

maintaining WCS     10-1 to  10-15

Management Frame Protection     3-6

management frame protection     9-23

managing guest user accounts     7-5

managing licenses     A-5

Map Editor

general notes and guidelines     5-8

map editor, enhancing floor plans     5-8

maps

creating     5-2 to  5-16

monitoring     5-26 to  5-30

menu bar     2-14

Mesh tree

viewing     6-11

message integrity check information element     9-23

metrics

in QoS     9-5

MFP     3-6

MFP signature generation     9-12

MFP templates     9-23

MIC IE     9-23

mobility     8-2

mobility anchor

adding     9-10

mobility anchors     8-10

mobility groups, configuring     8-7

Modifying the appearance of floor maps     5-34

Monitoring calibration models     5-35

monitoring channels on a floor map     5-28

monitoring clients on a floor map     5-29

monitoring coverage holes     5-29

Monitoring outdoor areas     5-30

monitoring predicted coverage     5-26

monitoring transmit power levels     5-28

monitor menu     2-14

N

network design     5-19

network protection     3-7

Network Summary page     2-11, 6-8

noise

avoid non-802.11     9-31

note, defined     xvii

NTP server template     9-3

O

open source terms     A-10 to  A-12

organization of document     xvi

Outdoor areas

monitoring     5-30

outdoor areas, adding to a campus map     5-4 to  5-5

overview

WCS     1-3

P

packet jitter     9-5

packet latency     9-5

packet loss     9-5

packet loss rate     9-6

pico cell mode     9-30

pinging network devices from a controller     6-7

placement of access points     5-16

planning mode     5-11

PLR     9-6

policy manager solutions     3-3

Predicted Coverage     5-26

predicted coverage, monitoring     ?? to 5-27

Prerequisites     2-2

Present map     6-5

product security

overview     xix

reporting problems     xix

protection type     9-24

publications and information, obtaining     xxi

purpose of document     xvi

Q

QoS templates     9-3

Quiet time     3-11

R

radio resource management     9-30

RADIUS accounting template     9-15

RADIUS authentication template     9-14

rebooting config groups     8-17

Recent map     6-5

regulatory domains     B-2 to  B-8

related publications     xvii

removing controllers from config group     8-15

removing templates from config group     8-15

Report

for 802.11 counters     6-9

for voice metric     6-10

for voice statistics     6-9

Reports

for voice TSM     6-10

restoring WCS database on Linux     10-7

Retrieving UDI     6-13

RF calibration model, creating     4-5

RF calibration tool     1-7

RF prediction heat map     5-16, 5-27

RF profile traps     9-43

RF update traps     9-43

roaming     8-2

roaming time     9-5, 9-6

rogue access points

acknowledging     6-4

alarm monitor     6-3

detecting and locating     6-2 to  6-4

map     6-4

monitoring     6-2 to  6-4

solutions for     3-3

rogue access point templates     9-40

RRM     9-30

RRM intervals     9-39

RRM thresholds     9-38

rules

adding     9-21

Running a link test     6-12

S

security solutions     3-2 to  3-4

sequence parameter     9-22

Service Options

definitions     5-12

service request

definitions of severity     xxi

submitting     xx

Shunned clients     3-7

sidebar area     2-15

skull-and-crossbones indicator     6-3

SNMP authentication     9-42

software

downloading config groups to controllers     8-17

software, updating     4-4

SpectraLink NetLink phones, enabling long preambles     4-4

Standard signature     3-11

starting WCS

on Linux     2-10

on Windows     2-10

static WEP     9-11

static WEP-802.1X     9-11

statistics reports, viewing     6-9

status, checking     10-2

stopping WCS

on Linux     10-3

on Windows     10-3

supported Cisco WLSE management stations     C-2

Sweep Client Power for Location     5-35

switch

configuring for hybrid REAP     11-5

syslog templates     9-45

System requirements     2-2

T

technical assistance, obtaining     xx to  xxi

technical support and documentation website     xx

Telnet SSH templates     9-44

templates

using     9-1

Testpoints     5-35

traffic indicator message     9-29

traffic stream metrics QoS status     9-6

traffic stream metrics QoS template     9-5

transmit power level     9-30

transmit power levels

monitoring on a floor map     5-28

supported by country     B-2 to  B-8

values     5-28

transmit power levels, monitoring     5-28

trap

802.11 security     9-43

trap control templates     9-42

trap receiver template     9-41

traps

AAA     9-43

access point     9-43

client related     9-43

RF profile     9-43

RF update     9-43

WPS     9-43

U

UDI

retrieving on controllers and access points     6-14

uninstalling WCS

on Linux     10-14

on Windows     10-14

unique device identifier     6-14

Update map view     6-11

updating system software     4-4

upgrading to Linux 4

during WLSE conversion     C-3

upgrading WCS

on Linux     10-15

on Windows     10-15

Uploading IDS signatures     3-8

upstream delay     9-6

upstream packet loss rate     9-6

User accounts

for guest     7-3

user groups     7-2

User Interface     2-14

using template

ACL     9-21

using templates     9-1

802.11a policy name     9-29

802.11a voice     9-36

802.11b/g radio     9-32

802.11b/g RRM interval     9-39

802.11b/g RRM threshold     9-38

802.11b/g voice     9-35

access point/radio     9-47

access point authentication & MFP     9-23

access point authorization     9-20

file encryption     9-12

guest users     9-18

known rogue access point     9-40

local management user     9-45

local net users     9-16

MAC filter     9-19

NTP server     9-3

QoS     9-3

RADIUS accounting     9-15

RADIUS authentication     9-14

syslog     9-45

Telnet SSH     9-44

traffic stream metrics QoS     9-5

trap control     9-42

trap receiver     9-41

web authentication     9-24

WLAN     9-7

V

View Filters icon     5-26

viewing guest users     7-6

viewing IDS signature attacks     12-2

Viewing IDS signature events     3-13

Viewing Mesh tree     6-11

Viewing shunned clients     3-7

Voice metric report     6-10

Voice statistics report     6-9

Voice TSM reports     6-10

W

warranty     A-9 to  A-10

WCS

checking status

on Linux     10-2

on Windows     10-2

installing     2-3

maintaining     10-1 to  10-15

overview     1-3

servers supported     1-3

starting

on Linux     2-10

on Windows     2-10

stopping

on Linux     10-3

on Windows     10-3

uninstalling

on Linux     10-14

on Windows     10-14

upgrading

on Linux     10-15

on Windows     10-15

versions     1-4 to  1-6

viewing statistics reports     6-9

WCS Base, described     1-6

WCS controller deployment

from WLSE autonomous     C-1

WCS database

adding controllers     4-2

adding location appliances     4-2

backing up

on Linux     10-5 to  10-6

on Windows     10-5

restoring

on Linux     10-7

on Windows     10-6

scheduling automatic backups     10-4

WCS licenses     A-2

WCS Location

described     1-4 to  1-6

relationship with Cisco location appliances     1-5

WCS user accounts

adding     7-2

changing passwords     7-3

deleting     7-3

WCS user interface     7-4

described     1-3, 1-6

logging into     2-11 to  2-13

web authentication template     9-24

Web authentication types     3-14

Wireless Control System (WCS)

See WCS

WLAN templates     9-7

WLSE autonomous deployment conversion     C-1

WLSE management stations     C-2

WLSE upgrade     A-2

WMM policy     9-9

WPA1 + WPA2     9-12

WPS traps     9-43