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Cisco Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Installation And Configuration Manual (290 pages)
Wireless LAN Client Adapters for Windows
Brand:
Cisco
| Category:
Adapter
| Size: 4.37 MB
Table of Contents
For Windows
1
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 2 Preparing for Installation
12
Preface
12
Audience
12
Purpose
12
Organization
12
Conventions
13
Obtaining Documentation
15
World Wide Web
15
Documentation CD-ROM
15
Ordering Documentation
16
Documentation Feedback
16
Related Publications
15
Obtaining Technical Assistance
16
Cisco.com
16
Technical Assistance Center
17
Cisco TAC Web Site
17
Cisco TAC Escalation Center
18
Chapter 1 Product Overview
19
Introduction to the Client Adapters
20
Terminology
21
Hardware Components
21
Radio
21
Radio Antenna
22
Leds
22
Software Components
23
Radio Firmware
23
Driver
23
Client Utility
23
Overview of ACU
24
Buttons on the ACU Screens
25
Network Configurations Using the Client Adapter
25
Ad Hoc Wireless LAN
26
Wireless Infrastructure with Workstations Accessing a Wired LAN
27
Preparing for Installation
29
Safety Information
30
FCC Safety Compliance Statement
30
Safety Guidelines
30
Warnings
31
Unpacking the Client Adapter
31
Package Contents
31
System Requirements
32
Site Requirements
33
For Infrastructure Devices
33
For Client Devices
33
Chapter 3 Installing the Client Adapter
36
Determining the Latest Versions of the Driver and ACU
36
Installing the Driver
37
Installing the Driver for Windows 95
38
Windows 95 Version a
39
Windows 95 Version B
40
Installing the Driver for Windows 98
42
Installing the Driver for Windows NT
45
Installing the Driver for Windows 2000
47
Installing the Driver for Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
49
Installing the Driver for Windows XP
51
Installing ACU
54
Verifying Installation
57
Selecting from Two Installed Client Adapters
58
Installing the Client Adapter
36
Chapter 4 Using the Profile Manager
60
Overview of Profile Manager
60
Opening Profile Manager
60
Creating a New Profile
61
Selecting the Active Profile
62
Modifying a Profile
64
Editing a Profile
64
Setting a Profile to Default Values
64
Renaming a Profile
65
Deleting a Profile
65
Importing and Exporting Profiles
65
Importing a Profile
65
Exporting a Profile
66
Denying Access to Non-Administrative Users
66
Using the Profile Manager
60
Chapter 5 Configuring the Client Adapter
69
Overview
70
Setting System Parameters
71
Setting RF Network Parameters
74
Setting Advanced Infrastructure Parameters
81
Setting Advanced Ad Hoc Parameters
85
Setting Network Security Parameters
88
Setting the Allow Association to Mixed Cells Parameter
89
Overview of Security Features
89
EAP (with Static or Dynamic WEP Keys)
90
Static WEP Keys
90
Additional WEP Key Security Features
93
Synchronizing Security Features
94
Using Static WEP
96
Entering a New Static WEP Key
96
Disabling Static WEP
98
Overwriting an Existing Static WEP Key
98
Enabling LEAP
99
Enabling Host-Based EAP
102
Enabling EAP-TLS
104
Enabling EAP-MD5
105
Enabling PEAP
106
Enabling EAP-SIM
108
Disabling LEAP or Host-Based EAP
109
Disabling Host-Based EAP
109
Disabling LEAP
109
Using EAP Authentication
111
Overview
112
Chapter 6 Using EAP Authentication
112
Using LEAP
112
Using LEAP with the Windows Username and Password
113
After Profile Selection or Card Insertion
113
After a Reboot or Logon
113
After Your LEAP Credentials Expire
114
Using LEAP with an Automatically Prompted Login
115
After Profile Selection or Card Insertion
115
After a Reboot or Logon
116
After Your LEAP Credentials Expire
117
Using LEAP with a Manually Prompted Login
118
After Profile Selection
118
After a Reboot, Logon, or Card Insertion
119
After Your LEAP Credentials Expire
120
Using LEAP with a Saved Username and Password
121
After Profile Selection or Card Insertion
121
After a Reboot or Logon
121
After Your LEAP Credentials Expire
121
Using EAP-TLS
122
After Profile Selection or Card Insertion
122
After a Reboot or Logon
122
Using EAP-MD5
123
Using PEAP
123
After Profile Selection, Card Insertion, Reboot, or Logon
123
Windows NT or 2000 Domain Databases or LDAP Databases Only
124
OTP Databases Only
125
After Your Password Expires (Windows NT or 2000 Domain Databases Only)
126
After Your PIN Expires (OTP Databases Only)
126
Using EAP-SIM
127
If You Are Prompted for the PIN
127
If the PIN Is Stored on the Computer
129
Performing Diagnostics
131
Overview of ACU Diagnostic Tools
132
Setting Parameters that Affect ACU Diagnostic Tools
132
Chapter 7 Performing Diagnostic
132
Viewing the Current Status of Your Client Adapter
134
Viewing Statistics for Your Client Adapter
142
Viewing Statistics for Your Client Adapter
143
Viewing the Link Status Meter
146
Running an RF Link Test
148
Chapter 8 Routine Procedures
154
Inserting and Removing a Client Adapter
154
Inserting a Client Adapter
154
Inserting a PC Card or PC-Cardbus Card
154
Inserting a PCI Card
155
Removing a Client Adapter
156
Removing a PC Card or PC-Cardbus Card
156
Removing a PCI Card
156
Upgrading the Firmware
157
Determining the Firmware Version
157
Loading New Firmware
158
Driver Procedures
160
Determining the Driver Version
160
Upgrading the Driver
161
Upgrading the Driver for Windows 95 and 98
161
Upgrading the Driver for Windows NT
162
Upgrading the Driver for Windows 2000
163
Upgrading the Driver for Windows Me
164
Upgrading the Driver for Windows XP
165
Uninstalling the Driver
166
Uninstalling the 6.10 Driver
166
Uninstalling a Driver Other than the 6.10 Driver
169
ACU Procedures
171
Opening ACU
171
Exiting ACU
172
Modifying ACU Installation Settings
172
Determining the Version of ACU
175
Upgrading ACU
176
Uninstalling ACU
179
Uninstalling ACU Version 4.13 or Greater
179
Uninstalling ACU Versions Prior to 4.13
179
Deleting the ACU Icon from the Desktop
180
Restarting the Client Adapter
180
Turning Your Client Adapter's Radio on or off
181
From the Windows System Tray
181
From ACU
181
Uninstalling Microsoft Hot Fixes
181
Troubleshooting
183
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting
184
Accessing the Latest Troubleshooting Information
184
Interpreting the Indicator Leds
184
Troubleshooting the Client Adapter
185
Problems Installing the Driver
185
Problems Installing ACU
185
Client Adapter Recognition Problems
186
Resolving Resource Conflicts
186
Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows 95, 98, and Me
186
Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows 2000
187
Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows NT
187
Resolving Resource Conflicts in Windows XP
188
Losing Association Upon Resuming from Suspend Mode (Windows NT and Mini PCI Card Only)
189
Problems Associating to an Access Point
189
Problems Authenticating to an Access Point
189
Problems Connecting to the Network
189
LEAP Login Screen Appears before Windows Login Screen
190
Microsoft Hot Fixes
190
Parameters Missing from ACU Properties Screens
190
Error Messages
191
General Error Messages
191
LEAP Authentication Error Messages
194
For All PEAP-Supported Databases
197
For Windows NT or 2000 Domain Databases
197
PEAP Authentication Error Messages
197
For All OTP Databases
198
For OTP Databases Using Secure Computing Softoken Version 1.3
199
For OTP Databases Using Secure Computing Softoken II Version 2.0
200
For OTP Databases Using RSA Securid Version 2.5
201
EAP-SIM Authentication Error Messages
202
Getting Help
207
Appendix
209
A Technical Specifications
215
Appendix
217
B Translated Safety Warnings
218
Explosive Device Proximity Warning
218
Dipole Antenna Installation Warning
219
Warning for Laptop Users
220
Appendix
223
Declarations of Conformity and Regulatory Information
223
Manufacturer's Federal Communication Commission Declaration of Conformity Statement
224
Department of Communications - Canada
225
Canadian Compliance Statement
225
European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein
226
Declaration of Conformity with Regard to the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
226
2.4-Ghz Client Adapters
227
5-Ghz Client Adapters
228
Declaration of Conformity for RF Exposure
228
Guidelines for Operating Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters in Japan
228
Japanese Translation
228
English Translation
229
Guidelines for Operating Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters in Japan C
229
Appendix
231
Channels, Power Levels, and Antenna Gains
231
Channels
231
For IEEE 802.11A
234
Maximum Power Levels and Antenna Gains
234
For IEEE 802.11B
234
Appendix
237
Configuring the Client Adapter through Windows XP
237
Overview
238
EAP (with Static or Dynamic WEP Keys
238
Overview of Security Features
238
Static WEP Keys
238
Overview E
239
Configuring the Client Adapter
241
Enabling EAP-TLS Authentication
244
Configuring the Client Adapter E
247
Enabling EAP-MD5 Authentication
247
Enabling PEAP Authentication
249
Enabling EAP-SIM Authentication
252
Using Windows XP to Associate to an Access Point
254
Viewing the Current Status of Your Client Adapter
255
Appendix
257
Performing a Site Survey
257
Overview
258
Additional Information
258
Guidelines
258
Specifying Signal Strength Units
259
Using Passive Mode
259
Using Passive Mode
260
Using Active Mode
262
Using Active Mode
263
Forcing the Client Adapter to Reassociate
269
G L O S S a R y
271
I N D E X
277
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Cisco Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Installation And Configuration Manual (92 pages)
Wireless LAN Client Adapters, guide for MS-DOS
Brand:
Cisco
| Category:
Adapter
| Size: 1.01 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Preface
8
Audience
8
Purpose
8
Organization
8
Conventions
8
Related Publications
9
Obtaining Documentation
9
World Wide Web
9
Documentation CD-ROM
9
Ordering Documentation
10
Documentation Feedback
10
Obtaining Technical Assistance
10
Cisco.com
10
Technical Assistance Center
11
Contacting TAC by Using the Cisco TAC Website
11
Contacting TAC by Telephone
11
Chapter 1 Overview
14
Introduction to the Wireless LAN Adapters
14
Terminology
15
Parts of the Client Adapter
15
Radio
15
Radio Antenna
16
Leds
16
Radio Ranges
16
Link Test
17
Data Transparency and Protocols
17
Protocols Supported
17
Security Features
18
System Configurations
18
Ad Hoc Wireless LAN
18
Wireless Infrastructure
19
Wireless Infrastructure with Workstations Accessing a Wired LAN
19
Extended Infrastructure Using Repeaters
20
Coverage Options
21
Minimal Overlap Coverage
21
Heavy Overlap Coverage
21
Multiple Overlapping Systems Coverage
22
Chapter 2 Installing the Hardware
23
Safety Information
24
FCC Safety Compliance Statement
24
Safety Guidelines
24
Warnings
24
Other Devices in the Wireless Network
25
Unpacking the Client Adapter
25
Package Contents
25
Antenna Connectors
26
Attaching a Remote Antenna
26
Detaching a Remote Antenna
27
Inserting the Client Adapter into a Computing Device
27
Inserting a PC Card
27
Inserting a PCI Client Adapter
28
Removing the Client Adapter
29
Removing a PC Card
29
Removing a PCI Client Adapter
29
Installing the Software
31
Chapter 3 Installing the Software
32
Driver Overview
32
Windows for Workgroups 3.11 NDIS2 Installation
33
DOS NDIS2 Installation
33
DOS Packet Driver Installation
34
ODI Driver Installation
35
Additional Requirements and Features
35
Driver Keywords and Settings
36
Basic System Parameters
37
Network Performance Variables
38
Fragmentation Variables
39
Power Management Variables
40
Scanning Variables
42
Infrastructure Parameters
43
Ad Hoc Variables
46
Adapter Keywords
46
Chapter 4 Utilitie
50
Site Survey and Link Test
50
Using Windows 3.11 or DOS to Perform a Link Test Using Telnet
50
Loading New Firmware Versions
51
DOS Utilities
51
Configuration Utilities
51
Diagnostic Utilities
52
DOS Utilities Running Environment
52
Layout and Format
52
General Usage Notes
53
Syntax
53
Running the Utilities
53
Getting Help
53
Configuration Utilities
54
Awcleap.exe
54
Awcallid.exe
55
Awcallid.exe
56
Wepdos.exe
57
Diagnostic Utilities
58
Pcmcia.com
58
Radinfo.exe
59
Chapter 5 Error Messages and Trouble Shooting
61
Accessing the Latest Troubleshooting Information
62
Interpreting the Indicator Leds
62
Chapter 5 Error Message and Trouble Shooting
62
If Your Radio Fails to Establish Contact
63
Appendix
65
Appendix A Technical Specification
66
Technical Specifications
66
Appendix
71
Channels, Power Levels, Antenna Gains
71
Channel Sets
72
Appendix B Channel, Power Level, Antenna Gain
73
Maximum Power Levels and Antenna Gains
73
Appendix
75
Declarations of Conformity and Regulatory Information
75
Manufacturers Federal Communication Commission Declaration of Conformity Statement
76
Department of Communications - Canada
77
Canadian Compliance Statement
77
European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein
78
Declaration of Conformity with Regard to the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
78
Declaration of Conformity for RF Exposure
80
Guidelines for Operating Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters in Japan
81
Japanese Translation
81
English Translation
81
Appendix
83
Translated Safety Warnings
83
Explosive Device Proximity Warning
84
Lightning Activity Warning
85
Installation Warning
85
Circuit Breaker (15A) Warning
86
I N D E X
89
Cisco Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Getting Started Manual (38 pages)
Brand:
Cisco
| Category:
Wireless Access Point
| Size: 1.71 MB
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Cisco Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Quick Start Manual (12 pages)
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Cisco
| Category:
Wireless Access Point
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Table of Contents
Additional Requirements
2
Take out What You Need
2
Connect and Power up the Access Point
3
Using a DHCP Server
5
Using the IP Setup Utility
5
Associate an Ip Address with the Access Point
5
Setting the Access Point's IP Address and SSID
6
Open the Access Point Management Pages
9
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