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Getting Started Guide for the Catalyst Express 520, Switches

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Index G Getting Started Guide for the Catalyst Express 520 Switches ix Getting Started with Cisco Configuration Assistant 2-2 guest access VLANs adding 7-1 to 7-5 adding a guest user 7-9 to 7-15 benefits 1-4 Broadcast in Beacon setting, explained 7-8 create a new SSID 7-6 to 7-9 Create Guest VLAN window 7-3 Create Guest WLAN window 7-7 Create VLAN window 7-2 Create WLAN User window 7-11 Create WLAN window 7-7 guest VLAN added example 7-5 multiple SSID restrictions 7-11 new guest SSID example 7-8 new guest user example 7-12 new guest WLAN example 7-9 predefined name requirement 7-3 specifications 1-5 typical guest VLAN example 7-4 Web Login customized window example 7-14 Web Login window example 7-13 WLAN (SSIDs) window 7-6 WLAN Users window 7-10 GUI, controller described 1-8 suggested uses and tasks 1-8 guide mode, CCA, explained 1-7 I IEEE protocols, controller 802.1Q VLAN tagging 1-5 802.1 RADIUS authentication 1-5 802.3 10BASE-T 1-5 802.3u 100BASE-TX 1-5 IP address, verifying Ethernet adapter 2-10 L LAP521 adding to network 2-11 described 1-2 interoperability limitations 1-2 LED descriptions 2-11 See also Cisco 500 series access points Layer 3, transport mode default 2-8 LED access point descriptions 2-11 LWAPP, support benefits 1-4 M MAC security for WLANs 4-5 management options 1-5 mobility group C-2 Mobility management and services feature highlights 1-1 O online help availability, CCA and GUI 1-7 Option 43, DHCP, configuring A-1 to A-2 P password controller default 3-5 synchronization 1-6 PBX configuration on UC500 devices 1-6 phone extensions, assignment 1-6 ports, WLC526 controller 1-5 power-over-Ethernet (PoE) power sources 2-11 protocols, supported switching/routing 1-5 IN-4 Cisco 500 Series Wireless Express Mobility Controller Configuration Guide OL-15283-01

Section	Page
Cisco 500 Series Wireless Express Mobility Controller Configuration Guide	1
Preface	7
Audience	7
Purpose	7
Conventions	7
Abbreviations and Acronyms	8
Related Documentation	9
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request	9
Translated Warning	10
Statement 1071-Warning Definition	10
Overview	17
System Overview	17
The Cisco Mobility Express Solution	18
The Cisco 521 Wireless Express Access Point	18
The Cisco 526 Wireless Express Mobility Controller	19
Cisco Configuration Assistant	19
Remote Configuring and Monitoring Capability	19
WLC526 Controller Overview	20
Features and Benefits	20
WLC526 Controller Specifications	21
Configuration Options	22
Using the Cisco Configuration Assistant	22
Device Setup Wizard	22
Cisco Smart Assist	22
CCA Guide Mode and CCA Expert Mode	23
Smartport Support for Catalyst Express 500 Series Switches	24
Using the Controller Web-Browser Interface (GUI)	24
Using the Command-Line Interface	25
Adding a WLC526 Controller and LAP521 Access Points	27
Obtaining and Installing CCA	27
Starting CCA	27
Adding a New Controller	28
Verifying and Configuring Your Ethernet Adapter	35
Configuring your Ethernet Adapter to a Static IP Address	36
Verifying the IP Address of your Ethernet Adapter	36
Adding LAP521 Access Points	37
Creating and Connecting to a Community	39
Community Overview	39
Characteristics of a Community	39
Creating a Community	40
Community Limits	40
Creating a Community of Devices Using the Connect Window	40
Connecting To a Community	44
Creating and Modifying WLANs and VLANs	47
Creating a New WLAN	47
Modify a WLAN	53
Adding a VLAN	56
Modifying a VLAN	60
Controller Software Upgrade	63
Obtaining the Controller Software Image	63
Upgrading Controller Software	63
Restarting, Resetting, Backing Up, and Restoring the Controller	69
Restarting the Controller Using CCA	69
Resetting the Controller to Factory Default Values Using CCA	71
Backing Up the Controller Configuration	72
Restoring the Controller Configuration	76
Manually Restarting the Controller Using the Reset Button	79
Manually Resetting the Controller to Factory Defaults	80
Adding Guest Access with Web Authentication	81
Adding a Guest Access VLAN	81
Creating a New SSID for the Guest VLAN	86
Adding a Guest User	89
Adding Employee Access with Web Authentication	97
Adding an Employee Access VLAN	97
Creating a New WLAN SSID for the Employee VLAN	101
Adding an Employee User	106
Adding Voice Access with Web Authentication	115
Adding a Voice-Enabled VLAN	116
Creating a New SSID for the Voice VLAN	120
Configuring DHCP Option 43 for Cisco 520 Series Access Points	127
Overview	127
Configuring Option 43 for Cisco 520 Series Access Points	128
Converting an Autonomous Access Point	129
Verifying the Software Version of the AP521 Access Point	129
Obtaining the AP521 Access Point Conversion Image File	130
Using CCA to Convert an AP521 Access Point	131
Deployment Recommendations and Feature List	135
Deployment Recommendations	135
Software Feature List for the WLC526 Controller	136

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Cisco 500 Series Wireless Express Mobility Controller Configuration Guide

OL-15283-01

Getting Started Guide for the Catalyst Express 520

Switches

Getting Started with Cisco Configuration Assistant

2-2

guest access VLANs

adding

7-1 to 7-5

adding a guest user

7-9 to 7-15

benefits

1-4

Broadcast in Beacon setting, explained

7-8

create a new SSID

7-6 to 7-9

Create Guest VLAN window

7-3

Create Guest WLAN window

7-7

Create VLAN window

7-2

Create WLAN User window

7-11

Create WLAN window

7-7

guest VLAN added example

7-5

multiple SSID restrictions

7-11

new guest SSID example

7-8

new guest user example

7-12

new guest WLAN example

7-9

predefined name requirement

7-3

specifications

1-5

typical guest VLAN example

7-4

Web Login customized window example

7-14

Web Login window example

7-13

WLAN (SSIDs) window

7-6

WLAN Users window

7-10

GUI, controller

described

1-8

suggested uses and tasks

1-8

guide mode, CCA, explained

1-7

IEEE protocols, controller

802.1Q VLAN tagging

1-5

802.1 RADIUS authentication

1-5

802.3 10BASE-T

1-5

802.3u 100BASE-TX

1-5

IP address, verifying Ethernet adapter

2-10

LAP521

adding to network

2-11

described

1-2

interoperability limitations

1-2

LED descriptions

2-11