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Chapter 1. Overview of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

- Information About the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

- Supported Operating Systems

Information About the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

The Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application helps you to set up and deploy a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network easily and conveniently.

This mobile application provides the following key benefits:

- Provision Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller with best practices enabled

- Monitor real-time performance of the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network

- Manage the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network

For more information about the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller, see the Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller on Catalyst Access Points Configuration Guide.

Supported Operating Systems

The Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application is compatible with mobile devices that meet the following platform requirements:

- Android 8 +

- iOS 12 +

Chapter 2. Download and Install the Cisco Catalyst Mobile Application

- Download and Installation

- Troubleshooting App Installation

Download and Installation

The Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application is available for download from the following locations:

- Apple App Store: For iOS devices

- Google Play Store: For Android devices

Depending on where you download the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app from, follow the instructions given in the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.

Troubleshooting App Installation

The following are some common installation issues and workarounds:

Issue: The Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application repeatedly crashes or malfunctions.

Solution: Try restarting the app. If this does not resolve the app malfunction, write to catalyst-wireless-app-feedback@external.cisco.com.

Chapter 3. Getting Started with the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

- Prerequisites for App Usage

- Setting Up a Wi-Fi Network

Prerequisites for App Usage

To enable convenient usage and proper functioning of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app, ensure that the app is granted the following permissions on your mobile device:

- Location permission on your mobile device (all Android devices and Apple devices with iOS Version 13 and later).

- Permission to access the mobile device camera to enable auto provisioning through QR code scanning.

Setting Up a Wi-Fi Network

Use the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile App to set up the Wi-Fi network for your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller deployment by performing the procedures provided here, in the same order. The following sections also provide information about connecting to the provisioning SSID:

- Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

- Provisioning the Network

- Initial Network Configuration

- Feedback and Support

Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

Landing Screen and Provisioning Screen of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile App

To connect to the provisioning SSID, use either of the following methods.

- Scanning the QR code

- Manually Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

Scanning the QR code

1. You can locate the QR code at the back of your Cisco Catalyst Series access point.

Back view of Cisco Catalyst 9120AX Series AP

1

Location of the QR code at the back of the Cisco Catalyst 9120AX Series AP

2. If the access point is capable of becoming a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller, you can use the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app to scan this QR code and automatically provision the AP to set up your Wi-Fi network.

Scanning the QR code on the AP using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app

3. To initiate day zero configuration, follow the instructions in the Logging in to the Day 0 Wizard from Step 3.

Manually Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

Manually Connecting to the Provisioning SSID Using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile App

Procedure

Step 1

In your mobile device, under Settings, go to Wi-Fi.

Step 2

Under Choose A Network, tap CiscoAirProvision-xxxx from the list of available SSIDs.

Step 3

In the Password field, enter the default password for the CiscoAirProvision-xxxx SSID.

Step 4

Tap Join.

Your mobile device is now connected to the CiscoAirProvision-xxxx SSID.

What to do next

To initiate day zero configuration, return to the Landing screen of the app, and follow the instructions provided in Logging in to the Day 0 Wizard.

- Troubleshooting the Task of Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

Troubleshooting the Task of Connecting to the Provisioning SSID

Problem During SSID provisioning on your Android device, the login screen is repeatedly displayed in the mobile device browser.

Solution Manually navigate to the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app to continue using it.

Problem Your mobile device is connected to the corresponding SSID, but the error message "Please check your Wi-Fi connection and try again" is displayed. This error might also appear during the Day 1 setup.

Solution Switch off your mobile data and connect to the provisioning SSID.

Problem In Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) or later versions, you may see the error message "Connection to SSID ssid-name failed" even after repeated attempts to reconnect to the corresponding SSID. For more details, see https://developer.android.com/about/versions/marshmallow/android-6.0-changes#behavior-network. This error might also appear during Day 1 setup.

Error Message in Android 6.0 and Later Versions While Connecting to the SSID

Solution Navigate to Settings > Wi-Fi > Choose A Network and do one of the following:

- Solution Navigate to the corresponding SSID, and tap Forget. Wait for a couple of minutes and then return to the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app to continue usage.

- Solution Manually connect to the corresponding SSID and return to the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app.

Provisioning the Network

The following sections provide information about the tasks involved in provisioning the network.

- Logging in to the Day 0 Wizard

- Overview of the Day Zero Wizard

Logging in to the Day 0 Wizard

Before you begin

Your mobile device must be connected to the CiscoAirProvision-xxxx SSID.

Procedure

Step 1

In your mobile device, under Setup a Wi-Fi Network, tap Setup.

The Provisioning screen is displayed.

Step 2

Tap Continue to proceed with the configuration.

The Device Login screen for your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network is displayed.

Logging in to the Day Zero Wizard

Step 3

In the Device Login screen, enter the default admin credentials. The default Username is webui and Password is cisco.

Step 4

Tap Login.

Overview of the Day Zero Wizard

The day zero wizard of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app helps in the initial setup of your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network. You can configure certain basic parameters on the controller and network parameters to get your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network running.

Initial Network Configuration

After you log in to the day zero wizard of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application, perform the following steps to configure the basic settings for your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network:

Procedure

Step 1

In the Configuration screen, under General Configuration, tap the Country drop-down list and select a country.

Step 2

Tap Management Account and enter the required management credentials.

Day Zero Wizard - General Configuration

Step 3

Under IP Configuration, do one of the following:

- DHCP: Enable the DHCP option to get a dynamic management IP address.

- IP Address: Enter the static management IP address for the controller interface.

Step 4

Under the Configuration Mode, do one of the following:

1. Non Mesh: Enable the nonmesh configuration mode.

2. Mesh: Enable the mesh configuration mode and provide the following:

1. Enable Wireless Bridge: Slide the toggle button to enable or disable the wireless bridge.

2. MAC Address: Enter the MAC address of the mesh AP MAC address. Tap + to add a MAC address to the list of mesh AP MAC addresses.

Additionally, you can enter MAC addresses by tapping the Scan QR Code link and scanning the MAC addresses, and by scanning the image to read the MAC addresses.

List of Mesh APs: Tap the delete icon to clear the list of MAC addresses on the mesh APs.

Day Zero Wizard - Configuration Mode

List of Mesh APs

Step 5

Under Wireless Networks, tap the + icon to add a network SSID.

Day Zero Wizard – Wireless Network Configuration

Step 6

In the Network Name field, enter a name.

Step 7

Under the Network Type, tap either the Employee or the Guest radio button.

Step 8

From the Security drop-down list, choose the required security type.

- If you selected Employee in the previous step, the available options are Personal or Enterprise.

The default security type is Personal. For more information about configuring Enterprise security, see the Configure AAA Server section.

- If you selected Guest in the previous step, the security type is fixed as Consent. Go to Step 11.

- If you selected Employee in the previous step, then continue from Step 9.

Step 9

In the Passphrase field, enter a passcode.

Step 10

In the Confirm Passphrase field, re-enter the passcode.

Step 11

Tap Deploy.

A confirmation message is displayed.

Step 12

(Optional) Tap Review to review the configured network settings.

The Summary screen is displayed. Here, you can view and edit the General Configuration and Wireless Network settings.

Step 13

Tap Deploy.

A confirmation screen is displayed. Here, you can enter the site name and opt to Remember the configured site.

Day Zero Wizard – Confirmation Screen

Feedback and Support

To submit feedback or to receive support for the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile application, write to catalyst-wireless-app-feedback@external.cisco.com.

Chapter 4. Managing the Wi-Fi Network

Under Manage Wi-Fi Network > Manage, you can add, modify, or delete a previously configured employee or guest network. You can also modify AP details.

Under Managed Networks, you can find your list of configured embedded wireless controllers that are being managed by the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app.

Also, if you enable the Remember toggle button in the Confirmation Screen of the Day Zero wizard (Fig 9), the corresponding controller is added to the Managed Networks list.

You can add a new embedded wireless controller to be managed by the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app using one of the the following options. These controllers are listed under Managed Networks.

- IP Address

- SSID

Add an Embedded Wireless Controller Using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

Add an Embedded Wireless Controller Using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

The following sections provide details about managing your Embedded Wireless Controller network and associated devices:

- Manage

- Controller Details

- Monitoring

- Mesh

- Security

- Administration

- License

- Logout

Manage

Using the Cisco Catalyst Wi-Fi mobile application, you can:

- Manage the controller and AP in an Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network.

- Create, modify, or delete the configurations by following the instructions provided in the following sections.

- Manage the Network

- Manage the AP

Manage the Network

Under Manage > Networks, you can create, edit, or delete a network in a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller deployment.

Manage Networks Using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application

The following details of each available network can also be viewed in the Networks screen:

- SSID

- Security

- Broadcast SSID

- SSID Status

- Create a WLAN

Create a WLAN

You can create and manage the following types of network in a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller deployment:

- Employee Network

- Guest Network

- Adding an Employee Network

- Adding a Guest Network

Adding an Employee Network

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to Manage > Networks.

The Networks screen is displayed.

Step 2

Tap the + icon to add a new user.

Step 3

In the Network Name field, enter a name for the network.

Add a New Network

Step 4

Tap the Employee radio button.

Step 5

From the Security drop-down list, choose the security level-Personal or Enterprise.

Step 6

In the Passphrase field, enter a passcode.

Step 7

In the Confirm Passphrase field, re-enter the passcode.

Step 8

From the Radio drop-down list, choose a radio.

Step 9

Slide the Status toggle button to enable the network.

Step 10

Slide the Broadcast toggle button to broadcast the name of the network.

After successful completion of the task, the newly added employee network is listed under Manage > Network, from where you can view the status. You can also modify (using the pencil icon) or delete (using the trash icon) the employee network from this screen.

- Configuring the AAA Server

Configuring the AAA Server

Procedure

Step 1

In the Network Name field (Add a New Network), enter a name for the network.

Step 2

Tap either the Employee or Guest radio button.

Step 3

From the Security drop-down list, choose the security level, as Enterprise.

The Radius screen is displayed.

Step 4

Under the Primary Radius section, in the IP Address field, enter the IP address of the primary RADIUS server.

Step 5

In the Port Number field, enter the port number.

Step 6

In the Secret field, enter a password.

Configuring the secondary RADIUS server is optional. To configure the secondary RADIUS server, go to the Secondary Radius section.

Step 7

(Optional) In the IP Address field, enter the IP address of the secondary RADIUS.

Step 8

In the Port Number field, enter the port number.

Step 9

Tap Save.

A confirmation message is displayed indicating that the AAA server is configured.

Adding a Guest Network

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to Manage > Networks (Manage Networks Using the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application).

The Networks screen is displayed.

Step 2

Click the + icon to add a new user (Add a New Network).

Step 3

In the Network Name field, enter a name for the network.

Step 4

Click the Guest radio button.

Note

The security protocol for the guest network is Consent. After successful completion of the task, the newly added guest network is listed under Manage > Network, from where you can view the status. You can also modify (using the pencil icon) or delete (using the trash icon) the guest network from this screen.

Manage the AP

You can add, modify, or view the AP details by completing the following steps:

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to Manage > Access Points.

All the available access points in the network are listed on the screen.

Step 2

Click an access point to view its details.

Step 3

Tap the pencil icon adjacent to the AP Name field, to edit the AP name.

Edit Access Point Details

Step 4

Slide the Admin State toggle button to switch the status of the admin.

Step 5

Tap the pencil icon adjacent to the Location field, to edit the location.

By default, your current country is selected as the location.

Step 6

Slide the LED State toggle button to switch the status of the LED.

Step 7

Slide the Make as Preferred Master toggle button to switch the status of the preferred primary AP.

Additionally, you can view the general information of the AP, such as Country Code, Software Version, and AP MAC address.

Step 8

Perform the following AP management tasks:

1. Convert As Controller: Makes the Cisco Catalyst AP Series function as a controller.

This option is available only if the AP is capable of becoming a master AP in a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network.

2. Restart: Restarts the AP.

If the selected AP is the master AP in a Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network, then there is a network outage and clients are not served.

3. Factory Reset: Removes all the configuration from the AP.

Controller Details

In the collapsible side pane, click the name of the Primary AP to view the following details of your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller:

- System Name

- Model Number

- Management IP

- Software Version

- Country

- System Up Time

- Memory Usage

- Maximum APs

- Maximum Clients

Controller Details Page

You can also perform the following tasks:

- Restart

- Factory Reset

Controller Restart and Reset on the Controller Details Page

Monitoring

You can monitor your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network, by navigating to the Dashboard screen in the side pane of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app GUI.

Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application Dashboard

Here, you can view the following details:

- Summary

- APs

- Clients

- Applications

- Summary

- APs

- Top Clients

- Top Applications

Summary

Navigate to Dashboard > Summary, to view the count and status of the following elements in your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network:

- WLAN

- Access Point

- Wireless Clients

- Wired Clients

- Rogues

- Interferers

APs

The top 10 access points in your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network are listed under Dashboard > AP. Here you can also view the following details for each AP:

- MAC address

- AP model

- IP Address

- Channels

- Mode

- UP Time

Top Clients

Navigate to Dashboard > Clients, to view the list of the Top 10 Clients by Usage. You can also view the following details for each client:

- Client Identity

- SSID

- Device Type

- Usage

Top Applications

Navigate to Dashboard > Applications, to view a list of the various applications running on a specific WLAN. Choose a WLAN from the WLAN drop-down list.

You can also view the following details for the various applications:

- Application name

- Usage %

- Bytes

Mesh

In the Mesh screen of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app, you can view the Mesh Topology and the MAP MAC List.

Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application Mesh

The following sections describe the Mesh Topology and the MAP MAC List details.

- Mesh Topology

- Mesh Access Points MAC List

Mesh Topology

The Mesh Topology screen displays the mesh AP tree, the number of bridge APs, number of root APs, and the number of mesh access points (MAP) in the network.

To view the mesh topology, follow these steps:

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to Mesh > Mesh Topology.

The mesh AP tree, the number of bridge APs, number of root APs, and the number of MAPs in the network, are displayed on the screen.

Step 2

Press an AP icon on the mesh tree to view the AP details.

Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application Mesh Topology

Mesh Access Points MAC List

The MAP MAC list displays the MAC addresses of the mesh APs.

To add a MAC address, follow these steps:

Procedure

Step 1

Navigate to Mesh > MAP MAC List.

All the available MAC addresses of the mesh APs are displayed on the screen.

Step 2

Press a MAC address to view its details.

Step 3

To add a new MAC address, press the + icon.

The Add Mac Address screen is displayed.

Step 4

To add a new MAC address, you can do one of the following:

1. Enter the MAC address in the Address field.

2. Tap the Scan QR Code link to capture the MAC address.

3. Tap the Scan MAC Address link to scan and add the MAC address.

Step 5

Tap Add Mac Address.

Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application MAP MAC List Screen

Security

In the Security screen of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app, you can view the available 802.1x configurations of the primary and secondary RADIUS servers in your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network.

You can view the following details of the AAA server:

- Name

- IP Address

- Accounting Port

- Authorization Port

- Status

Administration

Under Dashboard > Administration, you can find a listing of the various user accounts with associated privilege (admin or user) configured for your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network. You can also add new users or delete existing users here.

To add a new user, follow this procedure:

Procedure

Step 1

Tap Administration, and then the + icon to add a new user.

Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application Administration Screen

Step 2

In the Username field, enter the username.

Step 3

In the Password field, enter a password.

Step 4

In the Confirm Passphrase field, re-enter the password.

Step 5

From the Privilege drop-down list, choose either User or Admin.

A confirmation message is displayed. Click Okay to dismiss the message.

License

Under License, you can find the following licensing details for your Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller network.

- Under General Information, the following information is displayed:

- Smart License Status

- Authorization Status

- Registration Status

- Evaluation Period Remaining

- Unique Device Identifier (UDI)

- Under Used Licenses, the following information is displayed:

- License

- Count

- Status

Logout

Click Logout to end the current controller session. Switch to another session by logging in to corresponding controller.