H-REAP with RADIUS
In the previous post we looked at H-REAP modes with WPA2-PSK. In this post we will see how to configure …
Monthly Archives: March 2013
* Sign in My Post Headings
You may wonder certain posts in my blog start with * sign. Is there any meaning for this ? When …
* OEAP with Multiple Remote LANs
Normally Cisco Office Extend AP (OEAP600) allow user to extend their office network into any public place (like home, event …
Where R U ? Command Reference !
It is really important to know where the command reference guides are within CCO page. If you come across a …
H-REAP Modes of Operation
H-REAP capable AP operates in these two different modes: 1. Connected mode: A H-REAP is said to be connected mode …
Autonomous AP- Client ARP Caching
You can configure AP to maintain an ARP cache for associated client devices. Maintaining an ARP cache on AP reduces …
Autonomous AP- Configuring Filters
There are 3 types of filters can be configured on Autonomous AP. 1. MAC Address Filters 2. IP Filters 3. …
Autonomous AP – QoS
Prior to configure QoS for Autonomous AP you need to understand what is the impact of it on a wireless …
* What is “New Mobility”
Cisco has introduced a new term called “new mobility” in their new “Converged Access” design for enterprise WLAN. Primarily this …
* Cisco WLAN Best Practices for Apple Devices
Looks like Cisco finally acknowledged that BYOD is part of “Voice over Wireless” solution which they have to support. In …
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