Dell W-IAP103- User Manual

Dell W-IAP103

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Command Syntax—The complete syntax of the command.; Intended Audience
  • Page 4 – Italics; Boldface; Commands; Typographical Conventions; Indicates a risk of damage to your hardware or loss of data.; Contacting Dell; Support; Main Website; Support Information
  • Page 5 – New Commands; Command
  • Page 6 – Modified Commands
  • Page 7 – To enable the SSH access to the Instant CLI:; Connecting to a CLI Session; Applying Configuration Changes
  • Page 8 – Configuration Sub-modes
  • Page 9 – Using Sequence Sensitive Commands; Sequence-Sensitive Command; no opendns; Sequence-Sensitive Commands; Saving Configuration Changes; Commands that Reset the W-IAP; The; reload
  • Page 10 – Command Line Editing; To view items in the command history, use the; up; arrow key to move back through the list and the; down; arrow key to; Line Editing Keys
  • Page 11 – Specifying Addresses and Identifiers in Commands; Description; IP address; Addresses and Identifiers
  • Page 12 – Authentication is successful; Version; This command is introduced.; Command Mode; All platforms
  • Page 13 – This command configures 5 GHz radio channels for a specific W-IAP.; Configures the specified 5 GHz channel.; The following example configures the 5 GHz radio channel:
  • Page 14 – This command configures external antenna connectors for a W-IAP.; Syntax; Parameter; Usage Guidelines; Install Guide; that is shipped along with the AP device.; EIRP and Antenna Gain; The following table describes this formula:; Formula Variable Definitions; Example
  • Page 15 – Command History; Command Information
  • Page 16 – Disabled; The following example configures the Aeroscout RTLS server:; Command was introduced.
  • Page 17 – airgroup; This command configures the AirGroup settings on a W-IAP.; Enabled
  • Page 18 – The following example configures an AirGroup profile:; This command is modified.
  • Page 19 – airgroupservice; disable; Specifies the AirGroup service to configure.
  • Page 20 – The following example configures AirGroup services:
  • Page 21 – no...; The following command enables W-AirWave RTLS:
  • Page 22 – The following example configures the ALE server details:
  • Page 23 – Use this command to enable a W-IAP for ALE support.
  • Page 24 – alg; The following example configures the ALG protocols:
  • Page 25 – This command allows the new access points to join the W-IAP cluster.; Allows new access points in the domain.; The following command allows the new W-IAPs to join the cluster.
  • Page 26 – This command allows an AP to join the W-IAP cluster.; Use this command to allow a W-IAP to join the cluster.
  • Page 27 – The following command configures a W-AirWave backup server.
  • Page 30 – This command assigns a shared key for service authorization.
  • Page 31 – apply
  • Page 32 – arm; Configures 5 GHz channels.
  • Page 34 – Configures a hold time for client match.
  • Page 35 – The following example configures an ARM profile:
  • Page 36 – attack
  • Page 37 – The following example blacklists the clients dynamically:
  • Page 39 – Adds the MAC address of the client to the blacklist.; Use this command to blacklist the MAC addresses of clients.
  • Page 41 – calea; calea; Dell Networking W-Series Instant User; The following example configures a CALEA profile:
  • Page 43 – PAP
  • Page 44 – Specifies the modem tty port.; Types of M odem s; The following 3G modems are supported:
  • Page 47 – The following example configures a cellular uplink profile:
  • Page 48 – clear; Clears all ARP table information for a W-IAP.; The following command clears all information related to a W-IAP:
  • Page 49 – clear airgroup state statistics; This command removes the AirGroup statistics.; The following command clears AirGroup statistics:
  • Page 50 – Clears all certificates uploaded for the client system.; Use this command to clear the certificates from the W-IAP database.
  • Page 51 – clock set; This command sets the date and time on the W-IAP system clock.; Numeric
  • Page 52 – recurring; The following example configures daylight saving for a timezone:
  • Page 54 – This command sets the timezone on a W-IAP.; clock timezone; Use this command to set the timezone on a W-IAP.
  • Page 55 – commit; The following command reverts the already committed changes.
  • Page 56 – configure terminal; This command allows you to enter configuration commands.
  • Page 57 – console; Allows you to enter the console configuration mode.; The following example disables console access to the W-IAP:
  • Page 58 – Enables content filtering.; Reduce bandwidth consumption significantly.
  • Page 59 – The following command allows you to convert a W-IAP to a remote AP:
  • Page 60 – copy; This command copies files to and from the W-IAP.
  • Page 61 – This command was modified.
  • Page 62 – The following command disables inter-user bridging:
  • Page 63 – Disables local routing of traffic.; The following command disables local routing:
  • Page 65 – The following example disables the default provisioning SSID:
  • Page 66 – This command disconnects the clients from a W-IAP.; all
  • Page 67 – cp; Use this command to download certificates.
  • Page 68 – dpi; dpi; Dell Networking W-Series Instant; and the
  • Page 69 – auto; The auto option is the default and recommended setting.
  • Page 70 – The following example enables the dynamic RADIUS proxy feature:
  • Page 71 – This command configures a VLAN for Ethernet connections.; Configures VLAN for Ethernet ports and wired profiles; Use this command to configure VLAN for the Ethernet connections.
  • Page 72 – The following command enables Eth0 bridging:
  • Page 73 – Assigns a wired profile to the Ethernet 0 interface port.
  • Page 74 – Assigns a wired profile to the Ethernet 1 interface port.
  • Page 75 – Assigns a wired profile to the Ethernet 2 interface port.
  • Page 76 – Assigns a wired profile to the Ethernet 3 interface port.
  • Page 77 – Assigns a wired profile to the Ethernet 4 interface port.
  • Page 78 – Enables the users to configure additional SSIDs.
  • Page 79 – Enables factory SSID configuration.; Use this command to reset a W-IAP to use the factory default SSID.
  • Page 80 – Disables PAN firewall.
  • Page 82 – This command configures 2.4 GHz radio channels for a specific W-IAP.; Configures the specified 2.4 GHz channel.; The following example configures the 2.4 GHz radio channel:
  • Page 85 – The following example creates a GRE tunnel for the W-IAP:
  • Page 86 – gre primary; This command configures a host for the primary VPN/GRE endpoint.; Use this command to configure the primary VPN/GRE host.
  • Page 87 – gre type; This command configures a GRE protocol number as GRE type.
  • Page 88 – help; This command displays help for the CLI.; The following example shows the output of the help command.; Help may be requested at any point in a command by entering
  • Page 90 – hostname; This command changes the hostname of the Virtual Controller.; Configures a hostname for the Virtual Controller.; The following example configures host name for a W-IAP.
  • Page 91 – Creates a 3GPP profile.; The following command configures a 3GPP profile:
  • Page 93 – enable
  • Page 97 – The following example creates an NAI realm profile:
  • Page 100 – Creates roaming consortium profile.
  • Page 103 – assembly
  • Page 106 – Creates a connection capability profile.
  • Page 108 – Creates an operator-friendly name profile.; The following example configures an operator friendly profile:
  • Page 111 – Creates a H2QP WAN metric profile
  • Page 112 – The following example configures a WAN metric profile:
  • Page 114 – advertisement-profile
  • Page 115 – advertisement-protocol
  • Page 117 – Venue; The Hotspot 2.0 provides the following services:
  • Page 118 – When a hotspot is configured in a network:; Generic Advertisem ent Service (GAS) Queries; If the client does; not; ANQP Inform ation Elem ents
  • Page 119 – Venue G roup; Venue Types
  • Page 120 – The following commands configure a hotspot profile:
  • Page 122 – Use this command to manually provision a W-IAP as a master W-IAP.
  • Page 123 – ids; This command configures an IDS policy for a W-IAP.
  • Page 125 – Enables detection of fatjack attacks.
  • Page 127 – bridging; You can configure the following policies:
  • Page 130 – Use this command to disable the automatic image check feature:; The following example disables the image check feature:
  • Page 132 – rule
  • Page 133 – deny
  • Page 134 – The following example configures inbound firewall rules:
  • Page 136 – This command configures an IP address for the W-IAP.; Use this command to assign a static IP address to the W-IAP.; The following example configures an IP address for the W-IAP.
  • Page 137 – ip dhcp; Defines the branch ID.
  • Page 138 – Defines the DNS server IP address.
  • Page 139 – Defines any of the following DHCP
  • Page 140 – Local
  • Page 141 – The following example configures a distributed,l2 DHCP scope:
  • Page 142 – ip dhcp pool; This command configures a DHCP pool on the Virtual Controller.; Defines IP address of the subnet.; The following command configures a DHCP pool:
  • Page 144 – l2tpv3 session; sublayer; Use this command to configure the session to carry the L2TP data.; The following example configures the L2TPv3 session:
  • Page 146 – This command configures an L2TP tunnel profile.; checksum
  • Page 147 – Use this command tunnel data or traffic to L2TP Network Server (LNS).; The following example configures the L2TPv3 tunnel:; Configuration mode and L2TPV3 tunnel configuration sub-mode.
  • Page 148 – balancing; Use this command to configure layer-3 mobility domains on a W-IAP.; The following example configures L3-mobility:
  • Page 150 – This command disables LED display on a W-IAP.; Disables LED display.; Use this command to disable the LED display.
  • Page 151 – logout; This command logs you out of the current CLI session.
  • Page 152 – Enables you to integrate the W-IAP with a Mobility Access Switch.; Use this command to integrate Mobility Access Switch with a W-IAP.
  • Page 154 – mesh; This command sets up mesh network on a W-IAP.; mesh; The following example enables mesh network on a W-IAP:
  • Page 156 – mgmt-accounting command all
  • Page 157 – Configures a server for management user authentication.
  • Page 161 – name; This command configures a unique name for the W-IAP.; Configures a name for the W-IAP or the Virtual Controller.; Use this command to configure a name for the W-IAP:
  • Page 162 – This command configures NTP server for a W-IAP.; Removes the configuration; The following command configures an NTP server for a W-IAP:
  • Page 163 – opendns; The following example configures OpenDNS credentials:
  • Page 164 – organization; Specifies the name of your organization.
  • Page 166 – ping; This command sends ICMP echo packets to the specified IP address.; Displays the IP address of the host.
  • Page 167 – Use this command to configure PPPoE uplink profile.; Configures a user name to allow a user to log into the DSL network.; Use this command to configure PPPoE uplink connection for a W-IAP.; The following example configures the PPPoE uplink on a W-IAP:
  • Page 169 – proxy; This command configures HTTP proxy settings.
  • Page 170 – System will now restart!
  • Page 174 – This command configures management subnet on a W-IAP.; subnet; The following example configures a management subnet
  • Page 175 – profile
  • Page 176 – Use this command to create a 5.0 GHz radio profile on a W-IAP.; The following example configures the 5 GHz radio profile:
  • Page 179 – Use this command to create a 2.4 GHz radio profile on a W-IAP.; The following example configures the 2.4GHz radio profile:
  • Page 181 – This command configures the radio frequency band for a W-IAP.; Use this command to configure RF band for a W-IAP.
  • Page 182 – rft; This command is used for RF troubleshooting.; rft test profile
  • Page 183 – Privileged EXEC mode
  • Page 184 – route; The following example configures a routing profile:
  • Page 185 – show 1xcert; The following example shows the output of show 1xcert command:; Default Server Certificate:
  • Page 186 – show about; This command displays information about Instant.; Name :Aruba Operating System Software
  • Page 188 – This command is modified
  • Page 189 – The output of this command includes the following parameters:
  • Page 190 – Access Rule Name
  • Page 191 – show airgroup; debug statistics
  • Page 192 – The output of this command includes the following information:; show airgroup cppm auth server non-coa-only
  • Page 193 – The output of these commands provide the following information:; show airgroup cppm entries; The output of this command provides the following information:
  • Page 194 – show airgroup debug statistics
  • Page 195 – Indicates the AirGroup configuration status on the slave W-IAP.; show airgroup internal-state statistics
  • Page 196 – show airgroup servers
  • Page 197 – show airgroup status; Indicates if the inter cluster mobility is enabled.
  • Page 198 – Indicates if a guest VLAN is used for Bonjour services.; show airgroup swarm -info; Indicates the MAC address of the AirGroup clients.
  • Page 199 – Role
  • Page 200 – show airgroupservice; AirGroupService Details
  • Page 203 – show airgroupservice-ids; service
  • Page 204 – show acl; domains; Use this command to view the ACL configuration details.
  • Page 205 – show ale; This command displays the ALE configuration details.; Displays the ALE configuration details.; Use this command to view the ALE configuration status.
  • Page 207 – show alert global; This command displays the list of client alerts for a W-IAP.
  • Page 208 – show alg; The following output is displayed for the show alg command:
  • Page 209 – Use this command to view the W-IAP whitelist.; Allow New APs :enable; Allow New APs
  • Page 210 – show all monitor; Swarm Active Laser Beam Sources
  • Page 211 – Use this command to view the AMP related configurations.
  • Page 215 – The following output is displayed for the show ap-env command:; Antenna Type:Internal
  • Page 216 – show aps; Displays the list of all active W-IAPs in the cluster.; The following output is displayed for the show aps command:; Indicates if spectrum monitoring is enabled or disabled.
  • Page 218 – Indicates if the W-IAP is serving as master or slave.
  • Page 219 – show ap allowed-channels; This command displays a list of allowed channels for a W-IAP.; PHY Type Allowed Channels; PHY Type
  • Page 221 – Displays the EIRP settings allowed for a specific country.
  • Page 222 – show ap arm; Displays ARM bandwidth details for a W-IAP.; show ap arm bandwidth-m anagem ent
  • Page 223 – Client; show ap arm history; ARM History
  • Page 224 – Displays the channel number used by the W-IAP before the ARM change.
  • Page 225 – show ap arm neighbors; show ap arm rf-sum m ary
  • Page 226 – Displays the list of channels enabled on a W-IAP.
  • Page 227 – detected by the neighboring APs on that channel.; show ap arm scan-tim es
  • Page 228 – WIF Scanning State; channel
  • Page 230 – show ap association; Indicates the Name of a W-IAP or the AP group.
  • Page 231 – num assoc
  • Page 232 – Displays the IP address of an AP.
  • Page 233 – cur
  • Page 237 – This command displays the client probe report for a W-IAP.; AP Client Probe Report for Wifi0
  • Page 238 – Total 74 Stations
  • Page 239 – Last Refused Clients Table
  • Page 241 – Dynamic Load Balancing:; Client Match Triggers
  • Page 243 – Client Match Neighbor Table
  • Page 245 – show ap debug airwave; The following example shows the output of show ap airwave command:; Displays the IP address or domain name of the W-AirWave server.; The Domain name is added.
  • Page 246 – No configuration received from AirWave yet
  • Page 248 – This command displays the pending W-AirWave server events.; Use this command to view the pending W-AirWave server events.
  • Page 250 – show ap debug airwave-state
  • Page 252 – show ap debug airwave-stats
  • Page 253 – show ap debug am-config; MAC address in the trace buffer.
  • Page 255 – Auth Trace Buffer
  • Page 257 – show ap debug client-match
  • Page 258 – show ap debug client-stats; This command displays detailed statistics about a W-IAP client.; Displays data based on the client MAC address.; Use this command to view information about a W-IAP client.
  • Page 260 – Shows the number of frames received.
  • Page 262 – show ap debug client-table; This command shows the clients associated with a W-IAP.; Use this command to view a list of W-IAP clients.
  • Page 263 – UAPSD
  • Page 264 – show ap debug crash-info; No parameters
  • Page 265 – show ap debug dhcp-packets
  • Page 266 – show ap debug dot1x-statistics
  • Page 268 – show ap debug driver-config; This command displays W-IAP driver configuration.
  • Page 271 – show ap debug mgmt-frames
  • Page 273 – show ap debug persistent-clients
  • Page 274 – show ap debug radio-stats; Use this command to view the radio debug statistics for a W-IAP.
  • Page 275 – Displays the transmission and reception parameters.
  • Page 277 – show ap debug radius-statistics; Use this command to view the authentication server details.
  • Page 278 – show ap debug shaping-table
  • Page 279 – in
  • Page 280 – show ap debug spanning-tree
  • Page 281 – show ap debug stm-config; Column
  • Page 282 – show ap debug system-status
  • Page 283 – Client 11k Beacon Report
  • Page 286 – show ap mesh counters; This command displays the mesh counters for a W-IAP.
  • Page 288 – show ap mesh link; This command shows the mesh link of the W-IAP.; MAC address of the mesh node.
  • Page 289 – Flags
  • Page 290 – show ap mesh neighbors; This command shows all mesh neighbors for an AP.
  • Page 292 – show ap monitor; This command shows information for W-IAP Air Monitors.
  • Page 293 – tot-beacons: Total number of beacons seen since the last reset.; Examples; show ap m onitor ap-list
  • Page 295 – show ap m onitor ids-state
  • Page 298 – show ap m onitor status
  • Page 299 – The outputs of the AP monitor command displays the following:
  • Page 300 – show ap pmkcache
  • Page 303 – The following example shows the output of show ap-alert command.
  • Page 304 – Application Service
  • Page 305 – Name
  • Page 306 – Use this command to view the channel details configured on a W-IAP.
  • Page 307 – Channel
  • Page 308 – show arm config; This command displays the ARM configuration details for a W-IAP.; Use this command to view the ARM configuration details for a W-IAP.; The following example shows the output of show arm config command:
  • Page 311 – show arp; The following example shows the output of show arp command
  • Page 312 – show attack; Displays attack counters.
  • Page 314 – show auth-survivability; Auth Survivability time out :24; UserName
  • Page 318 – show blacklist-client
  • Page 319 – Manually Blacklisted clients
  • Page 320 – show calea config; Use this command to CALEA configuration details.
  • Page 321 – show calea statistics
  • Page 322 – Displays decoded texts.
  • Page 323 – Server
  • Page 324 – Internal Captive Portal Domain:
  • Page 325 – show cellular; Displays the status of the cellular configuration for the W-IAP
  • Page 326 – Lists the countries that support cellular deployment.
  • Page 327 – Card
  • Page 328 – show cert all; The following example shows the output of show cert command:
  • Page 329 – show clients; This command displays details about the W-IAP clients.; Filters checksum errors for a specific client MAC address.; show clients and show clients wired; The following output is displayed for the show clients command:; Client List; A similar output is displayed for the show clients wired command.
  • Page 333 – show clock; timezone all; show clock tim ezone all; Support Timezones
  • Page 334 – show clock sum m er-tim e; Related Commands
  • Page 336 – show configuration; This command displays the configuration saved on the W-IAP.
  • Page 340 – Config Status
  • Page 341 – show console-settings; Console Setting
  • Page 342 – Use this command to view a list of W-IAP country codes.; AE:United Arab Emirates
  • Page 345 – show cpcert
  • Page 346 – show cpu; This command displays the CPU details.; The following example shows the output of show cpu command:; PID USER STATUS RSS PPID %CPU %MEM COMMAND
  • Page 348 – show datapath; Descriptions; This command shows the system statistics for your W-IAP.; show datapath acl
  • Page 349 – Datapath ACL 3 Entries; show datapath acl-all; ACL ACE Start ACE Block Size
  • Page 350 – show datapath acl-rule; Datapath SSID: test ACL Entries
  • Page 354 – show datapath user; Datapath User Table Entries; show datapath vlan; Datapath VLAN Table Entries
  • Page 356 – show delta-config cfgid
  • Page 357 – show derivation-rules
  • Page 358 – filterwin2k
  • Page 359 – This command displays the DHCP options configured on a W-IAP.; The following output is displayed for the show dhcpc-opts command:; Not available
  • Page 360 – show dhcps config; The output of this command displays the following information:; Displays the name of the DHCP scope.
  • Page 363 – show dhcp subnets
  • Page 364 – type; Branch Count Table; Client Count Upto
  • Page 367 – show dpi; This command displays the DPI configuration information.; Use this command to view the DPI configuration details.; show dpi app; Pre-defined Application; show dpi appcategory; Pre-defined Application Categories
  • Page 368 – The output of this command displays all application categories.; show dpi debug statistics
  • Page 369 – show dpi webcategory
  • Page 370 – show dpi webcategory-lookup; Request sent for CLOUD LOOKUP, please try again.
  • Page 371 – This command displays the DPI statistics.; Use this command to view the DPI statistics.
  • Page 373 – Web Reputation Web Reputation Id Total bytes
  • Page 374 – show election; This command shows master W-IAP election statistics.; statistics; State
  • Page 377 – show fault; The following example shows the output for the show fault command:
  • Page 379 – show ids; Displays the signal details for the W-IAP.; Use this command to view the intrusion detection details.; The following output is displayed for the show ids aps command:; Unknown Access Points Detected
  • Page 381 – show ids-detection config
  • Page 383 – show ids-protection config; Indicates if a policy is enabled or disabled.
  • Page 385 – show image
  • Page 386 – show interface counters; Use this command to view table of L2 interface counters.
  • Page 388 – Access Rules
  • Page 389 – show ip dhcp database; This command displays the DHCP server settings.
  • Page 390 – show ip igmp; Displays details for the IGMP multicast group.
  • Page 391 – VLAN
  • Page 392 – show ip interface brief
  • Page 393 – show ip route; This command displays the W-IAP routing table.; Use this command to view the IP routes configured for a W-IAP.
  • Page 394 – show lacp status
  • Page 395 – show l2tpv3 config
  • Page 397 – show l2tpv3 global; show l2tpv3 global parameter; Use this command to view the hostname configured.; L2TPV3 Global configuration; Host Name
  • Page 398 – show l2tpv3 session; show l2tpv3 session status; This command displays the L2TP session connectivity status.; Use this command to view the session connectivity status.; data sequencing required: OFF
  • Page 399 – show l2tpv3 system; show l2tpv3 system statistics; This command displays the L2TPV3 system statistics details.; Use this command to view the tunnel and session statistics.; Message RX Good RX Bad TX
  • Page 401 – show l2tpv3 tunnel
  • Page 403 – Use this command to view the L3 mobility information for a W-IAP.; show l3-m obility config
  • Page 404 – show l3-m obility datapath
  • Page 405 – show l3-m obility events
  • Page 406 – show l3-m obility status
  • Page 410 – show log apifmgr; count
  • Page 411 – show log convert; This command shows image conversion details for the W-IAP.
  • Page 412 – show log debug
  • Page 413 – show log driver
  • Page 414 – show log kernel; This command shows AP’s kernel logs.
  • Page 416 – VC IP
  • Page 417 – show log network; This command shows network logs for the W-IAP.
  • Page 418 – show log pppd
  • Page 419 – show log rapper; This command show details the VPN connection logs in detail.
  • Page 420 – show log sapd; This command shows the SAPd details.
  • Page 421 – show log security; This command shows security logs of the W-IAP.
  • Page 422 – show log system
  • Page 423 – show log upgrade
  • Page 424 – show log user
  • Page 425 – This command shows the W-IAP user debug logs.
  • Page 426 – This command shows VPN tunnel status for the W-IAP.
  • Page 427 – show log wireless; This command shows wireless logs of the W-IAP.
  • Page 428 – show memory; Displays the information about memory utilization for a W-IAP.; The following example shows the output of the show memory command:
  • Page 430 – The following output is displayed for the show mgmt-user command:
  • Page 431 – In Use
  • Page 432 – show network; This command shows network configuration details for a W-IAP.; Displays the name of a network profile.
  • Page 433 – Work without usable uplink :Disabled
  • Page 434 – Use this command to view the status of the network configurations.
  • Page 435 – show opendns; The following example shows the output of show opendns command:
  • Page 436 – show port status; bond0 GE down up; Port
  • Page 437 – show pppoe; This command shows PPPoE debug logs and uplink status.; Displays PPPoE configuration details.; show pppoe config
  • Page 439 – show process; This command displays a list of processes running on a W-IAP.; PID Uid VmSize Stat Command
  • Page 440 – show proxy config; Displays the IP address of the HTTP proxy.
  • Page 441 – show radio config; and
  • Page 443 – show radius-servers support; Use this command to view the RADIUS server information for a W-IAP.
  • Page 444 – Indicates the port number used for sending AirGroup CoA.
  • Page 445 – Indicates the transaction ID for which you want to view the output.
  • Page 446 – show rft profile; Displays the parameters for all test profiles.; Usage guidelines
  • Page 451 – show snmp-configuration
  • Page 453 – This command displays the list of SNMP traps in queue.; Use this command to view the SNMP traps in queue.
  • Page 454 – This command displays the list of spectrum alerts for a W-IAP.; Spectrum Alerts; Timestamp
  • Page 455 – show stats; global; show stats ap; Usage
  • Page 456 – show stats client
  • Page 461 – show subscription-aps; This command displays the subscription status of a W-IAP.; subscription enabled by manually :disable
  • Page 462 – show summary; This command shows the current configuration details.; Shows the difference in configuration.
  • Page 463 – show swarm; mesh ldart State :suspending
  • Page 464 – The output of this command is modified.
  • Page 467 – This command displays all the tacacs servers configured on a W-IAP.
  • Page 469 – show uncommitted-config
  • Page 470 – show upgrade info; This command displays the image upgrade details for a W-IAP.; Use this command to view the image upgrade details for a W-IAP.; Indicate the current status of the image upgrade.
  • Page 472 – show uplink; Displays the uplink interface configuration details for a W-IAP.; Indicates if the uplink preemption is enabled.
  • Page 475 – Uplink Vlan Current :0; Uplink Vlan Current
  • Page 476 – show users; This command displays users configured for a W-IAP.; Use this command to view the W-IAP user credentials.; The following output is displayed for the show user command:; Indicates the password details of the users.
  • Page 479 – Displays the list of channels valid for a W-IAP in the 2.4 GHz band.
  • Page 480 – show version
  • Page 481 – show vpn; Displays the status of the VPN connections enabled on a W-IAP.; vpn primary
  • Page 482 – The t unnels keyword was added.
  • Page 483 – White List; Domain Name
  • Page 484 – Displays the Wi-Fi configuration parameters enabled on a W-IAP.; show wifi-uplink auth log; The output for this command displays the following information:; Displays the WPA passphrase configured for the Wi-Fi uplink.
  • Page 485 – show wifi-uplink status
  • Page 488 – Use this command to view the wired profiles configured on a W-IAP.; Indicates the name of the wired port profile.
  • Page 489 – poe
  • Page 490 – show wispr config
  • Page 491 – This command displays the XML API server configuration details.; Use this command to view the XML API server configuration details.
  • Page 492 – This command configures SNMP parameters.; community; This command configures SNMP on the W-IAPs only.
  • Page 494 – This command configures the subscription status for a W-IAP.; Enter the subscription status for the W-IAP.; Use this command to subscribe the W-IAP based on its MAC address.
  • Page 495 – This command enables the subscription of a W-IAP.; Removes the configuration.; Use this command to enable the subscription of the W-IAP.
  • Page 496 – syslocation; Allows you to specify a physical location.; Use this command to define the physical location of the W-IAP.
  • Page 499 – This command configures Syslog server for a W-IAP.; Use this command to configure syslog server for a W-IAP.
  • Page 500 – Enables Telnet access to the Instant CLI.; Use this command to enable Telnet access to the Instant CLI.
  • Page 501 – This command enables Secure Shell (SSH) access to Instant CLI.; Enables terminal access to the Instant CLI.; Use this command to enable SSH access to the Instant CLI.
  • Page 502 – This command configures TFTP dump server for a W-IAP.; Configures TFTP dump server IP address.; The following example configures a TFTP dump server:
  • Page 503 – traceroute; This command traces the route to the specified IP address.; Displays the destination IP address.; Use this command to identify points of failure in your network.
  • Page 504 – These commands are introduced.
  • Page 505 – uplink; This command configures uplink connections.; uplink
  • Page 506 – preemption; Enforcing uplinks
  • Page 507 – Uplink Switchover; Uplink Switching based on VPN Status; The following example configures uplink priority:
  • Page 508 – The following example configures uplink management VLAN:
  • Page 509 – user; Assigns a password for the W-IAP user; The following example configures an employee user for a W-IAP:
  • Page 511 – version; This command configures a version number for the W-IAP.
  • Page 512 – This command configures the location of the W-IAP.; Specifies the country of operation for a W-IAP.; Use this command to configure the country code for W-IAPs.
  • Page 513 – Assigns an IP address for the Virtual Controller.
  • Page 514 – Defines a unique name for the Virtual Controller.; Use this command to assign a name for the Virtual Controller.
  • Page 515 – This command configures a VLAN for the Virtual Controller.
  • Page 516 – vpn backup
  • Page 517 – Enables fast failover feature for VPN connections.; The following example configures the VPN fast failover feature:
  • Page 518 – The following example configures an automatic GRE tunnel:
  • Page 520 – vpn ikepsk; This command configures user credentials for the VPN connection.; The following commands enable user access to VPN connection.
  • Page 521 – The following example configures a count for the lost packets:
  • Page 522 – The following example configures the VPN monitoring frequency:
  • Page 523 – vpn preemption; vpn preemption; The following example enables VPN pre-emption.
  • Page 524 – The following example configures a primary VPN server:
  • Page 526 – Enables users to reconnect to the VPN during a VPN failover.
  • Page 529 – Creates a wired profile.
  • Page 531 – Configures unrestricted access control.
  • Page 532 – shutdown
  • Page 533 – The following example configures a guest wired profile:
  • Page 536 – permit
  • Page 540 – dynamic RADIUS
  • Page 542 – authenticated
  • Page 544 – This command configures profiles for external captive portal.
  • Page 546 – strings
  • Page 547 – The following example configures an LDAP server:
  • Page 549 – This command configures a WLAN SSID profile.; Creates a WLAN SSID profile.
  • Page 550 – blacklist
  • Page 552 – for the SSID profile.
  • Page 556 – RADIUS server at regular intervals.
  • Page 558 – termination
  • Page 559 – The following example configures an employee WLAN SSID profile:
  • Page 560 – The following example configures a guest WLAN SSID profile:
  • Page 561 – clear —To clear a cipher suite; The following commands configure the Wi-Fi uplink profile:
  • Page 563 – Configures the TACACS server profile.; The following example configures the TACACS protocols:
  • Page 566 – The following example configures a walled garden profile:
  • Page 567 – iPass
  • Page 569 – write; memory; The W-IAP returns the following messages:
  • Page 571 – zonename; The following constraints apply to the AP zone configuration:
  • Page 572 – Terminology; Acronyms and Abbreviations; Abbreviation; List of abbreviations
  • Page 573 – Glossary; Term; List of Terms
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Dell Networking W-Series Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 | CLI Reference Guide About this Guide | 3 Chapter 1 About this Guide This document describes the Dell Networking W-Series Instant command syntax and provides the followinginformation for each command: l Command Syntax—The complete syntax of the command. ...

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What is New in Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 This section lists the new and modified commands in the Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 release. New Commands The following commands are added in the Instant 6.4.0.2-4.1 release: Command Description console Allows you to enable or disable access to the W-IAP console. dpi Enabl...

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