Руководство По Проектированию для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Mini-PCI Wireless LAN Client Adapter
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Enterprise Mobility 4.1 Design Guide
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Chapter 7 Cisco Unified Wireless Hybrid REAP
H-REAP Configuration
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Verify that the correct WLC management IP address is configured in the DHCP server.
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If using DNS resolution, verify that a DNS query of
CISCO-LWAPP-CONTROLLER@localdomain can be made from the branch location and resolves
to one or more valid WLC management IP address.
CISCO-LWAPP-CONTROLLER@localdomain can be made from the branch location and resolves
to one or more valid WLC management IP address.
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Verify valid DNS server addresses are being assigned via DHCP
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If the WLC IP was configured manually, verify the configuration via the serial console port with the
AP disconnected from the network using the show lwapp ip config command. See
AP disconnected from the network using the show lwapp ip config command. See
for more information.
Troubleshooting
This section provides troubleshooting guidelines for some common problems.
H-REAP Does Not Join the WLC
If an H-REAP AP is not joining the expected WLC:
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Verify routing from the branch location to the centralized WLC. Check that you can ping the WLC
management IP address from the AP subnet.
management IP address from the AP subnet.
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Verify that the LWAPP protocol (UDP ports 12222 and 12223) is not being blocked by an ACL or
firewall
firewall
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Verify that the H-REAP hasn't joined another WLC in the mobility group
Check to see whether a WLC within the mobility group has been designated as “master controller”,
which could cause an H-REAP to join a WLC other than the one expected.
which could cause an H-REAP to join a WLC other than the one expected.
Client Associated to Local Switched WLAN Cannot Obtain an IP Address
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Verify that 802.1q trunking is enabled (and matches the AP configuration) on the switch and or
router ports to which the AP is connected.
router ports to which the AP is connected.
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Verify that an IP helper address or local DHCP pool has been configured for the VLAN
(sub-interface) at the first Layer 3 hop for the WLAN in question.
(sub-interface) at the first Layer 3 hop for the WLAN in question.
Client Cannot Authenticate or Associate to Locally Switched WLAN
If local switched WLAN uses central authentication:
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Verify H-REAP is not in Standalone mode (WAN backhaul down).
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Verify a valid RADIUS authentication server has been configured for the WLAN.
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Verify reachability to the RADIUS authentication server from the WLC.
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Verify that the RADIUS server is operational.
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Verify that the authentication service and user credentials are configured on the RADIUS server.
If the local switched WLAN uses a pre-shared key:
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Verify that the WPA or WEP configuration on the client matches that of the WLAN.
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Verify if wireless client requires WLAN SSID to be broadcast (if disabled) to authenticate/associate.