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5/26/05 Logging Into the CLI
OL-7426-03
Using a Remote Ethernet ConnectionUsing a Remote Ethernet Connection
You will need:
• A computer with access to the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller over the Ethernet network
• The IP Address of the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller
• You may use either a terminal emulation program or a DOS shell for the Telnet session.
Your computer may connect to the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller through the network using one of a
variety of paths as shown in the following illustration.
1. Verify that your terminal emulation or DOS shell interface is configured with the following
parameters:
- Ethernet address
- Port 23
2. In your terminal emulation interface, use the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller IP Address to Telnet
to the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller command line interface. The CLI returns a login prompt.
3. Enter a valid login and password to enter the CLI. (The default login and password are admin
and admin, respectively.)
User:
Password:
Note that the login and password functions are case sensitive.
4. The CLI displays the root level system prompt:
(system prompt)>
The CLI allows a default of five users to be logged in at a time, but this number can be set from
zero to five users.
The system prompt can be any alphanumeric string, up to 31 characters, and can be changed.
Because this is a user-defined variable, it is omitted from the rest of this documentation.
The CLI automatically logs you out without saving any changes after a short period of inactivity.
This automatic logout can be set from 0 (never log out), or from 1 to 160 minutes. (Use the CLI
command config serial timeout x, where x is a number between 0 and 160.)
You are now logged into the CLI.
Note: By default, Telnet sessions are not allowed. You will need to enable Telnet
sessions using your serial connection, and using the Cisco WLAN Solution CLI or Web
User Interface.
- Product Guide 1
- ProductsProducts 2
- Limited Warranty 5
- DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY 6
- Additional Open Source Terms 7
- Trademarks and Service Marks 7
- Cisco.comCisco.com 8
- Lightweight Access Points 13
- Wireless LAN Controllers 14
- Safety Considerations 16
- 5/26/05 Safety Considerations 29
- Table of Contents 31
- Welcome to the Product Guide! 31
- OVERVIEWS 31
- SOLUTIONS 33
- Operating Location Appliances 36
- REFERENCES 37
- OVERVIEWSOVERVIEWS 39
- • REFERENCES 40
- Operating System Software 45
- Operating System Security 45
- Wireless LAN Controller 48
- External DHCP Servers 51
- Per-WLAN Assignment 51
- Per-Interface Assignment 51
- Security Considerations 51
- Cisco WLAN Solution WLANs 54
- Access Control Lists 54
- Identity Networking 54
- Pico Cell Functionality 56
- Distribution System Ports 61
- AP-Manager Interface 63
- Operator-Defined Interfaces 63
- Service-Port Interface 65
- Startup Wizard 65
- External Antenna Connectors 76
- Antenna Sectorization 76
- Requirements 83
- External Power Supply 83
- Rogue Access Points 85
- Web User Interface 87
- Cisco Wireless Control System 89
- Cisco WCS Base 90
- Floor Plan Editor 92
- SOLUTIONSSOLUTIONS 95
- OverviewOverview 96
- Layer 3 Solutions 97
- Rogue Access Point Solutions 97
- Rogue Access Point Challenges 97
- Using the Web User Interface 104
- Mgmt Via Wireless Interface 110
- Changing the Web Title 114
- Changing the Web Message 114
- Changing the Logo 114
- Preparing the TFTP Server 114
- RADIUS Attributes 118
- Interface-Name 119
- ACL-Name 119
- VLAN-Tag 120
- Tunnel Attributes 120
- 5/26/05 Notes 122
- OL-7426-03 122
- Notes:Notes 122
- TASKSTASKS 123
- Logging Into the CLI 125
- Password: 127
- (system prompt)> 127
- Logging Out of the CLI 128
- CLI Tree Structure 128
- Configuring System Parameters 131
- Time and Date 131
- Users and Passwords 133
- Creating Access Control Lists 138
- Layer 2 Security 141
- WEP Keys 141
- IPSec Authentication 143
- IPSec Encryption 143
- IKE Authentication 143
- IKE Diffie-Hellman Group 143
- Local Netuser 145
- Quality of Service 145
- Activating WLANs 145
- >show serviceport 147
- >config serviceport params 147
- Serial (CLI Console) Port 148
- 802.3x Flow Control 148
- System Logging 148
- Using the Startup Wizard 154
- Locally-Generated Certificate 156
- Saving Configurations 161
- Created 166
- Process: Started messages 166
- Wireless 169
- Wireless Control 171
- Using Cisco WCS 174
- SNMP. . 178
- • Select the Monitor Tab 180
- Using Map Editor 190
- Area Maps 196
- Table - Clients 203
- Locating Clients 208
- Finding Coverage Holes 210
- • Click the Download button 213
- Installing Cisco WCS 214
- Updating the Linux Cisco WCS 216
- Adding User Accounts 219
- Changing Passwords 220
- Deleting User Accounts 220
- Configuring and 225
- Location Appliances 228
- Changing 233
- Are you 236
- WCS Terminal 242
- Appliance using Cisco WCS 242
- • Using Error Messages 245
- • Client Reason Codes 248
- • Client Status Codes 248
- Client Status Codes 249
- REFERENCESREFERENCES 251
- GlossaryGlossary 252
- Exclusion List 258
- Subscriber 266
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