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Chapter 6 Configuring Proxy Mobile IP
The Proxy Mobile IP Setup Page
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Cisco Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide
OL-0657-07
Deregister Replies Received
The number of times the access point received deregistration replies from the
home agent.
Registration Requests Denied by HA
The number of times the home agent rejected registration requests.
Gratuitious ARPs sent
The number of times the access point sent gratuitious Address Resolution
Protocol messages (ARPs). Gratuitious ARPs are sent by the home agent on
behalf of a roaming mobile node to update the ARP caches on the local hosts.
When the mobile node returns to its home network, the home access point sends
gratuitious ARPs (on behalf of the mobile node) to notify the network of the
mobile node’s MAC and IP address. In addition, the home agent also issues
gratuitious ARPs for the mobile node in case there are nodes who could not hear
the mobile node.
View Subnet Map Table
Selecting the View Subnet Map Table link takes you to the Subnet Map Table page
(Figure 6-7). The subnet map table contains a list of home agent IP addresses and
their associated subnet masks.
Two buttons are available on this page that are not shown on Figure 6-7:
• Clear—removes entries that are no longer valid
• Refresh—validates and renews entries on the table
Figure 6-7 Subnet Map Table Page
- Cisco Aironet Access Point 1
- Software Configuration Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- 4 Configuring VLANs 4-1 5
- (hr) 7-3 8
- Contents 10
- OL-0657-07 10
- 8 Security Setup 8-1 11
- 9 Network Management 9-1 12
- A Menu Tree A-1 16
- B Protocol Filter Lists B-1 16
- Audience and Scope 18
- Organization 18
- Conventions 19
- Related Publications 20
- Obtaining Documentation 21
- Documentation Feedback 22
- Cisco.com 22
- Technical Assistance Center 23
- Cisco TAC Escalation Center 24
- Overview 25
- Key Features 26
- Chapter 1 Overview 27
- Management Options 28
- Roaming Client Devices 28
- Quality of Service Support 29
- VLAN Support 30
- Related Documents 33
- A VLAN Example 34
- Root Unit on a Wired LAN 36
- Access Point 38
- (Root Unit) 38
- • Using SNMP, page 2-24 39
- Step 1 Start the browser 40
- Navigation Links 41
- Configuration Action Buttons 41
- Connecting the Serial Cable 44
- Selecting Pages and Settings 47
- Using SNMP 48
- Supported MIBs 49
- Settings 51
- Basic Settings 52
- System Name 53
- Configuration Server Protocol 53
- Default IP Address 54
- Default IP Subnet Mask 54
- Default Gateway 54
- Radio Service Set ID (SSID) 54
- Role in Radio Network 55
- (Repeater) 56
- Wired LAN 56
- SNMP Admin. Community 57
- Radio Configuration 58
- Primary Port Settings 60
- Service Set ID (SSID) 61
- LEAP User Name 61
- LEAP Password 61
- Service Set (SSID) 63
- Enable World Mode 64
- Data Rates 64
- Transmit Power 65
- Default Radio Channel 67
- Restrict Searched Channels 67
- Requested Status 71
- Current Status 71
- Packet Forwarding 71
- Forwarding State 71
- Radio Cell Role 72
- Use Aironet Extensions 73
- Quality of Service Setup Link 75
- VLAN Setup Link 75
- Advanced Primary SSID Setup 77
- Specified Access Points 77
- Radio Modulation 77
- Ethernet Configuration 78
- • No action—nothing is done 83
- Optimize Ethernet for 87
- Configuring VLANs 89
- Entering VLAN Information 90
- VLAN Security Policy 92
- Broadcast Domain Segmentation 93
- Native VLAN Configuration 93
- Primary and Secondary SSIDs 94
- Creating the Native VLAN 99
- Creating the Guest VLAN 102
- Creating the Maintenance VLAN 102
- Figure 4-10 VLAN Setup Page 106
- • Filter Setup, page 5-2 109
- • Applying QoS, page 5-12 109
- Filter Setup 110
- Creating a Protocol Filter 111
- Figure 5-4 Filter Set Page 112
- Enabling a Protocol Filter 113
- MAC Address Filtering 114
- Creating a MAC Address Filter 115
- QoS Configuration 118
- Generate QBSS Element 119
- Use Symbol Extensions 119
- Applying QoS 120
- By Filter 123
- By CoS Value 124
- By DSCP Value 124
- Figure 5-17 VLAN Setup page 126
- Figure 5-18 VLAN ID #xx page 126
- WEP Set on the Wireless Phone 127
- Service Sets page 129
- Configuring Proxy Mobile IP 131
- Proxy Mobile IP 132
- How Proxy Mobile IP Works 134
- Subnet Map Exchange 135
- Registration 136
- Tunneling 137
- Proxy Mobile IP Security 138
- Enable Proxy Mobile IP 140
- Authoritative AP n 140
- Authentication Server 141
- Local SA Bindings 143
- IP Address Range - Start 144
- IP Address Range - End 144
- Group SPI 144
- Statistics 145
- View Subnet Map Table 148
- Before You Begin 150
- Configuring Other Settings 157
- Server Setup 158
- Simple Network Time Protocol 159
- Default Time Server 159
- GMT Offset (hr) 159
- Use Daylight Savings Time 159
- Manually Set Date and Time 159
- Entering Boot Server Settings 160
- DHCP Client Identifier Type 162
- DHCP Client Identifier Value 163
- DHCP Class Identifier 163
- Allow Non-Console Browsing 164
- HTTP Port 164
- Default Help Root URL 164
- Extra Web Page File 164
- Entering Name Server Settings 165
- Entering FTP Settings 166
- Routing Setup 167
- Entering Routing Settings 168
- Installed Network Routes List 169
- Stations to Show 170
- Fields to Show 170
- Packets To/From Station 171
- Bytes To/From Station 171
- Primary Sort 171
- Secondary Sort 171
- Event Notification Setup 174
- Event Handling Setup Page 177
- SNMP Trap Destination 181
- SNMP Trap Community 181
- Syslog Destination Address 182
- Syslog Facility Number 182
- Security Setup 183
- Security Overview 184
- Chapter 8 Security Setup 185
- Network Authentication Types 186
- Setting Up WEP 191
- Using SNMP to Set Up WEP 195
- Setting Up EAP Authentication 202
- Network Management 231
- Using the Association Table 232
- Setting the Display Options 233
- Using Station Pages 233
- Information on Station Pages 234
- To Station Information 236
- From Station Information 236
- Hops and Timing Information 237
- Performing a Ping 238
- Performing a Link Test 239
- Using the Network Map Window 241
- Figure 9-6 CDP Setup Page 242
- Assigning Network Ports 243
- Accounting Attributes 248
- Server (continued) 249
- Managing Firmware and 251
- Configurations 251
- Updating Firmware 252
- Updating from a File Server 255
- • System firmware 257
- • Web pages 257
- • Radio firmware 257
- Distributing Firmware 259
- Distributing a Configuration 261
- Configuration 262
- Uploading a Configuration 264
- Uploading from a File Server 265
- Resetting the Configuration 266
- Restarting the Access Point 267
- Management System Setup 269
- SNMP Setup 270
- Using the Database Query Page 271
- Console and Telnet Setup 273
- Using Secure Shell 274
- Special Configurations 277
- Using Hot Standby Mode 282
- Using Diagnostic Pages 286
- Radio Diagnostics Tests 287
- Carrier Test 288
- VLAN Summary Status 289
- Service Sets 289
- Network Ports Page 290
- Data Received 291
- Data Transmitted 292
- Ethernet Port Page 293
- Configuration Information 294
- Receive Statistics 294
- Transmit Statistics 295
- AP Radio Page 296
- Display Options 299
- Event Log Page 300
- Log Headings 301
- Saving the Log 301
- Event Log Summary Page 302
- Entering Diagnostic Commands 304
- Diagnostic Command Results 305
- :eap_diag2_on 306
- :vxdiag_arpshow 306
- :vxdiag_checkstack 308
- :vxdiag_hostshow 309
- :vxdiag_i 310
- :vxdiag_ipstatshow 311
- :vxdiag_memshow 312
- :vxdiag_muxshow 313
- :vxdiag_routeshow 314
- :vxdiag_tcpstatshow 315
- Tracing Packets 316
- Viewing Packet Trace Data 319
- Packets Stored in a Log File 320
- Packets Displayed on the CLI 321
- Checking Basic Settings 324
- Menu Tree 335
- Appendix A Menu Tree 340
- Protocol Filter Lists 341
- Cisco IAPP — 2887 348
- Radio Free Ethernet RFE 5002 348
- APPENDIX 349
- Channels 350
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