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Chapter 3 WLANs Menu Bar Selection
WLANs > Mobility Anchors
WLANs > Mobility Anchors
Use WLANs > Mobility Anchors to navigate to this page.
Mobility anchors are used to restrict a WLAN to a single subnet, irrespective of the client’s entry point
into the network. It can also be used to provide geographic load balancing, since WLANs can be used to
represent a particular section of the building like engineering, marketing and so on.
To create a new mobility anchor for a WLAN, perform these steps:
Step 1 Use WLANs > Mobility Anchors to navigate to the mobility anchor page.
Step 2 Select a controller IP address from the list of controllers.
Step 3 Click Mobility Anchor Create button.
The selected controller now becomes an anchor for the WLAN.
Note A Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LAN Controller cannot be designated as an anchor for a WLAN. However,
a WLAN created on a Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LAN Controller can have a Cisco 4100 Series Wireless
LAN Controller and Cisco 4400 Series Wireless LAN Controller as its anchor.
To remove a mobility anchor for a WLAN, perform these steps:
Step 1 Click on Mobility Anchors link for a WLAN.
Step 2 Under the controller IP address, click Remove to delete the mobility anchor.
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- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- 802.11 Configuration 8-11 8
- Audience 10
- Conventions 10
- Obtaining Documentation 11
- Ordering Documentation 12
- Documentation Feedback 12
- Submitting a Service Request 14
- Web User Interface Areas 18
- Applying Parameters 19
- Refreshing the Screen 20
- Troubleshooting 20
- Monitor Menu Bar Selection 21
- Summary 22
- Controller Statistics 24
- Ports Statistics 26
- Ports > Statistics 27
- Ports Statistics 28
- Rogue APs 32
- Rogue AP Detail 33
- Known Rogue APs 35
- Known Rogue APs > New 36
- Known Rogue APs > New 37
- Rogue Clients 39
- Rogue Client Detail 40
- Adhoc Rogues 41
- 802.11a Radios 42
- Radio > Statistics 43
- • AP is an access point 44
- 802.11 MAC Counters 45
- 802.11b/g Radios 47
- Clients > Detail 48
- Clients 49
- RADIUS Servers 53
- RADIUS Servers 55
- WLANs Menu Bar Selection 59
- WLANs > New 60
- WLANs > Edit 61
- WLANs > Mobility Anchors 67
- AP Groups VLAN 68
- Controller Menu Bar Selection 69
- General 70
- Link Aggregation 72
- Inventory 73
- Interfaces 74
- Interfaces > Edit 75
- Interfaces 77
- Network Routes 78
- DHCP Scopes 79
- DHCP Scope > Edit 80
- Static Mobility Group Members 81
- Mobility Statistics 83
- Note In a Cisco NMWLC6 87
- Ports > Configure All 88
- Port > Edit Configuration 89
- NTP Servers 93
- NTP Servers > Edit 94
- QoS Profiles 95
- Edit QoS Profile 96
- Wireless Menu Bar Selection 97
- Country 98
- Cisco APs 99
- Cisco APs > Details 100
- OL-7416-04 101
- Cisco APs 101
- Table 5-4 Versions 102
- Hardware Reset Button 103
- Sniffer Feature 104
- Command Buttons 104
- Link T est 105
- Link Test Results 106
- 802.11a Cisco radio 107
- 802.11a Cisco radio 109
- Configuring Tx Power Levels 111
- Table 5-17 AP Details 113
- 802.11b/g Cisco Radios 117
- 802.11b/g Cisco Radios 118
- Table 5-30 AP Details 121
- Bridging 125
- Bridging 126
- Zero Touch Configuration 127
- 802.11a Global Parameters 128
- Table 5-38 RF Group 129
- 802.11a Global Parameters 130
- 802.11b/g Global Parameters 133
- Table 5-43 RF Group 134
- 802.11b/g Global Parameters 135
- Country 139
- Timers 142
- Security Menu Bar Selection 143
- RADIUS Authentication Servers 145
- RADIUS Accounting Servers 150
- RADIUS Accounting Servers 151
- Local Net Users 155
- Local Net Users > Edit 156
- MAC Filtering 157
- MAC Filters > Edit 158
- Disabled Clients 159
- User Policies 160
- AP Policies 161
- Access Control Lists 163
- Table 6-2 Current Rules 164
- Table 6-4 New Rule parameters 167
- Network Access Control 168
- NAC Statistics 170
- CA Certification 171
- ID Certificate 172
- Trusted AP Policies 174
- Rogue Policy 175
- Standard Signatures 176
- Custom Signatures 177
- Client Exclusion Policies 178
- AP Authentication 179
- AP Authentication 180
- Management Menu Bar Selection 181
- SNMP System Summary 183
- SNMP V3 Users 184
- SNMP v1/v2c Community 185
- SNMP Trap Receiver 188
- SNMP Trap Receiver > Edit 189
- SNMP Trap Controls 190
- Table 7-15 AAA Traps 191
- Trap Logs 192
- SNMP Trap Controls 194
- HTTP Configuration 195
- Telnet-SSH Configuration 197
- Serial Port Configuration 198
- Local Management Users 199
- CLI Sessions 200
- Syslog Configuration 201
- Management Via Wireless 202
- Message Logs 203
- System Resource Information 204
- Web Login Page 205
- External Web Authentication 206
- Web Login Page 207
- Commands Menu Bar Selection 211
- Download File to Controller 212
- Upload File from Controller 213
- System Reboot 214
- Reset to Factory Default 215
- Set Time 216
- System Parameters 217
- Miscellaneous Configuration 219
- WLAN Policy Configuration 220
- RADIUS Server Configuration 221
- 802.11 Configuration 221
- Numerics 223
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