VerweishandbuchInhaltsverzeichnisProSAFE Wireless Controller WC760011. Introduction9Key Features and Capabilities10Package Contents12Hardware Features12Front Panel Ports, Slots, and LEDs12Back Panel Features14Bottom Panel with Product Label15WC7600 Wireless Controller System Components15NETGEAR ProSAFE Access Points16What Can You Do with the WC7600 Wireless Controller?18Licenses20Maintenance and Support202. System Planning and Deployment Scenarios21Basic and Advanced Setting Concepts22Profile Group Concepts23Basic Profile23Advanced Profile23System Planning Concepts25Preinstallation Planning25Before You Configure a Wireless Controller25High-Level Configuration Examples28Single Controller Configuration with Basic Profile Group28Single Controller Configuration with Advanced Profile Groups29Stacked Controller Configuration30Management VLAN and Data VLAN Strategies31High-Level Deployment Scenarios33Scenario Example 1: Network with Single VLAN33Scenario Example 2: Advanced Network with VLANs and SSIDs35Scenario Example 3: Advanced Network373. RF Planning41RF Planning Overview41Planning Requirements41Define and Edit Buildings and Floors42Specify Access Point Requirements45View and Manage Heat Maps for Deployed Plans484. Installation and Configuration Overview51Connect Your Computer to the Wireless Controller52Log In to the Wireless Controller52Roadmap for Initial Configuration54Roadmap for Configuring Management of Your Wireless Network55Choose a Location for the Wireless Controller57Deploy the Wireless Controller585. Configure the System and Network Settings and Register the Licenses59Configure the General Settings60Manage the Time Settings61Manage the IP, VLAN, and Link Aggregation Settings62Management VLAN Concepts62Untagged VLAN Concepts63Link Aggregation Concepts63Configure the IP, VLAN, and Link Aggregation Settings63Manage the DHCP Server65Add a DHCP Server65Change the Settings for a DHCP Server68Remove a DHCP Server69Register Your Licenses70Configure the License Server Settings70Register Your Licenses with the License Server72Manage Certificates74Configure Log, Syslog, Alarm Notification, and Email Settings75Configure Log Settings75Configure Syslog Settings77Configure Alarm Notification Settings79Configure the Email Notification Server806. Manage Security Profiles and Profile Groups82Wireless Security Profile Concepts83Small WLAN Networks83Large WLAN Networks84Profile Naming Conventions84Considerations Before You Configure Profiles84Basic and Advanced Security Configuration Concepts85Manage Security Profiles for the Basic Profile Group86Configure a Profile in the Basic Profile Group86Change the Settings for a Profile in the Basic Profile Group90Remove a Profile From the Basic Profile Group91Manage Security Profiles for Advanced Profile Groups91Add an Advanced Profile Group91Remove an Advanced Profile Group93Configure a Profile in an Advanced Profile Group93Change the Settings for a Profile in an Advanced Profile Group98Remove a Profile From an Advanced Profile Group99Network Authentication and Data Encryption Options99Manage Authentication Servers and Authentication Server Groups104Authentication Server Concepts104Configure Basic Authentication Server Settings105Configure a RADIUS Authentication Server Group107Remove a RADIUS Authentication Server Group109Manage MAC Authentication and MAC Authentication Groups109Guidelines for External MAC Authentication110Configure Basic Local MAC Authentication Settings110Remove a MAC Address from a Wireless Client List112Import a MAC List from a File112Configure a Local MAC Authentication Group113Remove a Local MAC Authentication Group115Select an ACL for a Profile in the Basic Profile Group115Select an ACL for a Profile in an Advanced Profile Group1177. Discover and Manage Access Points119Access Point Discovery Guidelines120General Discovery Guidelines120Layer 3 Discovery Guidelines120Remote Access Point Discovery Guidelines121Discover Access Points with the Discovery Wizard123Discover Access Points in Factory Default State and Access Points in a Layer 2 Subnet123Discover Access Points Installed and Working in Standalone Mode in Different Layer 3 Networks127Manage the Managed AP List131View the Managed AP List131Change Access Point Information on the Managed AP List133Remove Access Points from the Managed AP List136Assign Access Points to Advanced Profile Groups1378. Manage Rogue Access Points, Guest Network Access, and Users140Manage Rogue Access Points141Rogue Access Point Concepts141Configure Basic Rogue Detection Settings141Classify Rogue Access Points142Import a List of Known Access Points from a File144Manage Guest Network Access145Portal Concepts145Configure a Portal146Manage Users, Accounts, and Passwords150User and Account Concepts150Add a Management User151Add a WiFi User152Add a Captive Portal Account154Add a Captive Portal User156Change the Settings for a User or Account158Remove a User or Account159Export a List of Users or Accounts1609. Configure Wireless and QoS Settings161Basic and Advanced Wireless and QoS Configuration Concepts162Configure the Radio162Configure the Radio for the Basic Profile Group162Configure the Radio for an Advanced Profile Group164Configure Wireless Settings165Configure Wireless Settings for the Basic Profile Group165Override Channel and Transmission Power in the Basic Profile Group169Configure Wireless Settings for an Advanced Profile Group171Override Channel and Transmission Power in an Advanced Profile Group175Configure Channels177Specify Radio Frequency Management180Radio Frequency Concepts180WLAN Healing Concepts181Configure Radio Frequency Management for the Basic Profile Group181Configure Radio Frequency Management for an Advanced Profile Group183Manage the Preferred Bands186Configure the Preferred Band for WNDAP620 Access Points in the Basic Profile Group186Configure the Preferred Band for WNDAP620 Access Points in an Advanced Profile Group187Manage Quality of Service for an Advanced Profile Group188Quality of Service Concepts188Configure Quality of Service for a Profile Group189Manage Load Balancing192Load Balancing Concepts192Configure Load Balancing193Manage Rate Limiting194Rate Limiting Concepts194Configure Rate Limiting for the Basic Profile Group195Configure Rate Limiting for an Advanced Profile Group19610. Maintain the Wireless Controller and Access Points198Manage the Configuration File199Back Up the Configuration File199Restore the Configuration File200Upgrade the Firmware201Reboot the Wireless Controller204Reset the Wireless Controller205Manage External Storage206Manage Remote Access207Specify Session Time-Outs209Manage the System Logs209Query the System Logs210Save the System Logs212Clear the System Logs212View Alerts and Events213View System Alerts213View Radio Frequency Events214View Load-Balancing Events215View Rate-Limit Events217View Redundancy Events218View Stacking Events218Manage Licenses219View Your Licenses220Retrieve Your Licenses222Reboot Access Points223Configure Multicast Firmware Upgrade for Access Points224Change the Multicast Firmware Upgrade Settings225Disable Multicast Firmware Upgrade22611. Manage Stacking and Redundancy227Stacking Concepts228Configure a Stack230Remove a Wireless Controller from a Stack232Select Which Wireless Controller in a Stack to Configure233Manage Redundancy for a Single Controller237VRRP Redundancy Concepts237Configure a Single Controller with Redundancy239Manage a Redundancy Group with N:1 Redundancy241VRRP N:1 Redundancy Concepts241Configure a Redundancy Group with N:1 Redundancy244Change a Redundant Controller246Remove a Redundancy Group24712. Monitor the Wireless Network and Its Components248Monitor the Network249View the Network Summary Screen249View the Wireless Controllers in the Network251View the Access Points in the Network253View the Clients in the Network258View the Profiles in the Network262Monitor the Wireless Controller264View the Wireless Controller Summary Screen264View Wireless Controller Usage266View Access Points that the Wireless Controller Manages268View Clients on Access Points that the Wireless Controller Manages273View Neighboring Clients that the Wireless Controller Detects277View Neighboring Access Points that the Wireless Controller Does Not Manage279View Security Profiles That the Wireless Controller Manages280View DHCP Leases That Are Provided by the Wireless Controller282View Captive Portal Users on Access Points That the Wireless Controller Manages283Monitor the SSIDs on the Wireless Controller285Monitor Local Clients in the Network29013. Troubleshooting295Troubleshoot Basic Functioning296Power LED Is Not Lit296Status LED Never Turns Off296Ethernet Port LEDs Are Not Lit297Troubleshoot the Web Management Interface297Check the Ethernet Cabling297Check the IP Address Configuration297Check the Internet Browser298Troubleshoot a TCP/IP Network Using the Ping Utility298Use the Reset Button to Restore Default Settings299Resolve Problems with Date and Time299Resolve Problems with Access Points300Resolve Discovery Problems300Resolve Connection Problems300Network Performance and Rogue Access Point Detection301Use the Diagnostic Tools on the Wireless Controller301Ping an Access Point301Trace a Route to an Access Point302A. Factory Default Settings, Technical Specifications, and Passwords Requirements304Factory Default Settings305Technical Specifications305Password Requirements306Größe: 8,64 MBSeiten: 307Language: EnglishHandbuch öffnen
