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H3C WA Series Configuration Manual

WA Series

Product overview

Installation preparations

Examining the installation site

Grounding and lightning protection

Powering on the AP and connecting it to a network

Configuring basic functions for an AP operating in fit mode

Specifying an IP address for an AP

Saving the current configuration

Introduction

Bootware menus

Bootware submenus

Factory default configuration

Fit/fat working mode switching

Switching the working mode at the CLI

Upgrading applications through the serial port

Upgrading an application

Upgrading applications through TFTP at the CLI

Displaying the system files and available space of the storage medium

Backing up an application

Upgrading an application using FTP at the CLI

Upgrading an application by using FTP with the default configuration

Upgrading an application through the web interface

Displaying file list

Uploading a file

Automatically managing and upgrading the applications through an AC or a US

Automatically upgrading the application of the AP through the AC or US

Maintaining application and configuration files

Displaying all files

Removing a file

To return to the main menu

Bootware password loss

Super password loss

Symptom 1

Solution

Symptom 5

About the H3C WA documentation set

Contact us

Document conventions and symbols

Symbols

Applicable Models and Software Versions

Feature Matrix

Command/Parameter Matrix

WLAN Interface Configuration

WLAN-BSS Interface

WLAN Mesh Interface

WLAN Security Configuration

WLAN Data Security

Client Access Authentication

Protocols and Standards

Configuring the PTK Lifetime

Configuring Security IE

Configuring Cipher Suit

Index

Configuring Port Security

Displaying and Maintaining WLAN Security

WLAN Security Configuration Examples

MAC-and-PSK Authentication Configuration Example

X Authentication Configuration Example

Dynamic WEP Encryption-802.1X Authentication Configuration Example

Supported Combinations for Ciphers

WLAN RRM Configuration

Configuring Data Transmission Rates

Configuring Power Constraint

Configuring Only Non-802.11h Channels to Be Scanned

WLAN IDS Configuration

WLAN IDS IPS

Configuring IDS Attack Detection

Configuring WIDS-Frame Filtering

Configuring Static White and Black Lists

WLAN QoS Configuration

WMM Protocol Overview

Displaying and Maintaining WMM

CAC Service Configuration Example

Troubleshooting

WDS Configuration

Deployment Scenarios

WDS Configuration Task List

Configuring a Mesh Profile

Mapping a Mesh Profile to the Radio of an MP

Specifying a Peer MAC Address on the Radio

WDS Point to Multi-Point Configuration Example

WLAN Service Configuration

Wireless Client Access

Overview

WLAN Topologies

Single ESS Multiple BSS (The multiple radio case)

Configuring a Service Template

Configuring the Radio of an AP

Configuring 802.11n

Configuring Uplink Detection

Displaying and Maintaining WLAN Service

Enabling WLAN Client Isolation

n Configuration Example

documentation set

Ethernet interface configuration commands

display interface

duplex

flow-control

loopback

reset counters interface

speed

Layer 2 Ethernet interface configuration commands

flow-interval

loopback-detection control enable

loopback-detection enable

loopback-detection interval-time

unicast-suppression

Loopback and null interface configuration commands

display interface loopback

display interface null

interface loopback

interface null

reset counters interface null

MAC address table configuration commands

display mac-address aging-time

display mac-address mac-learning

mac-address (interface view)

mac-address (system view)

mac-address mac-learning disable

mac-address timer

Spanning tree configuration commands

display stp

display stp abnormal-port

display stp bpdu-statistics

display stp down-port

display stp history

display stp region-configuration

display stp root

display stp tc

instance

region-name

revision-level

stp bpdu-protection

stp compliance

stp config-digest-snooping

stp edged-port

stp enable

stp loop-protection

stp max-hops

stp mode

stp no-agreement-check

stp point-to-point

stp port priority

stp priority

stp root primary

stp root secondary

stp tc-protection

stp timer forward-delay

stp timer hello

stp timer-factor

stp transmit-limit

vlan-mapping modulo

Loopback detection configuration commands

VLAN configuration commands

display interface vlan-interface

display mac-vlan

display mac-vlan interface

display port

display vlan

interface vlan-interface

ip address

mac-vlan enable

name

port

port hybrid pvid

port hybrid vlan

port link-type

port trunk pvid

reset counters interface vlan-interface

vlan

Layer 2 forwarding configuration commands

reset mac-forwarding statistics

PPP configuration commands

ip address ppp-negotiate

ppp account-statistics enable

ppp authentication-mode

ppp chap password

ppp chap user

ppp ipcp remote-address forced

ppp pap local-user

remote address

shutdown

timer hold

PPPoE configuration commands

pppoe-client

reset pppoe-client

DCC configuration commands

dialer-group

ipv6 address

acl configuration

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