WiNG 5.0 Cheat Sheet - RF Domains

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WiNG 5.0 Cheat Sheet

RF Domains: Managing RF Domains

Overview:
RF Domains allow administrators to assign regional, regulatory and RF
configuration to devices deployed in a common coverage area such as in a
floor, building or site. Each RF Domain contains regional, regulatory and
sensor server configuration parameters and may also be assigned policies
that determines Access SMART RF and WIPS configuration.
RF Domains also allow administrators to override SSID names and VLAN
assignments on Access Points assigned to the RF Domain. This allows
enterprises to deploy common Wireless LANs across multiple sites while
permitting unique SSID names or VLAN assignments for each site.
One RF Domain can be assigned per Wireless Controller and Access Point
and by default all devices are assigned to an RF Domain named default.
Administrators may create user defined RF Domains which can be
manually assigned to Wireless Controllers and Access Points or
automatically assigned to Access Points using Adoption Policies.

Important Notes:
By default all discovered devices are assigned to a default RF Domain
named default.
Only one RF Domain can be assigned to each Wireless Controller and
Access Point.
Click OK to apply any changes made in the WiNG 5.0 UI then Commit
and Save the changes.

Recommendations:
For single building deployments it is recommended that the default RF
Domain be utilized as all the devices will share common regional and
regulatory configuration.
For multiple building or site deployments it is recommended that a RF
Domain be created for each building or site.
If the default RF Domain is not utilized, it is recommended that no
regulatory parameters be defined so that new Access Points
automatically assigned to the default RF Domain will not inherit the
incorrect regulatory configuration.

Tips:

The Create icon can be clicked to quickly create a new RF
Domain, Policy or Wireless LAN.

The Edit icon can be clicked to modify an existing RF Domains,
Policies or Wireless LANs.

When using the WiNG 5.0 UI, remember to click OK to save
changes before switching to a different window. Click Save then
Commit to apply and save the changes.

Remember to type Commit then Write Memory to apply and save
changes made using the CLI

Configuration RF Domains Manage RF Domains

Add a RF Domain: Edit a RF Domain:
Click Add Click Add
Type in a unique Name for the RF Domain Type in a unique Name for the RF Domain
RFSX000(config)# rf-domain <rf-domain-name> RFSX000(config)# rf-domain <rf-domain-name>

Delete a RF Domain: RF Domain Help:
Select the RF Domain to delete Select the RF Domain to delete
Click Delete Click Delete
RFSX000(config)# no rf-domain <rf-domain-name> RFSX000(config)# help search rf-domain


RF Domains: Basic Configuration

Overview:
The Basic Configuration page allows you to define regional and
regulatory configuration parameters as well as assign a SMART RF and
WIPS policies to the RF Domain.

Important Notes:
Each RF Domain that is assigned to Access Points must include an ISO-
3166 2 character country code.
One SMART RF or WIPS policy is supported per RF Domain.

Basic Configuration

Location: Contact:
Defines the location of devices assigned to the RF Domain.

Defines the contact name or email address of the person that manages
the devices assigned to the RF Domain.
! Command Syntax:
location <string>
! Command Example:
location JohnsonCityTN
! Command Syntax:
contact <string>
! Command Example:
contact kevin.marshall@motorola.com

Time Zone: Country Code:
Defines the time zone for devices assigned to the RF Domain.

Defines the ISO-3166 2 letter country code for devices assigned to the
RF Domain.
! Command Syntax:
timezone <time-zone>
! Command Example:
timezone <tab>
timezone EST5EDT
! Command Syntax:
country-code <country-code>
! Command Example:
country-code us

SMART RF Policy: Wireless IPS Policy:
Assigns a SMART RF policy to the RF Domain which will be used by
Access Points for dynamic RF management.

Assigns a WIPS policy to the RF Domain which enables unsanctioned
AP detection and anomalous 802.11 frames.
! Command Syntax:
use smart-rf-policy <policy-name>
! Command Example:
use smart-rf-policy corp
! Command Syntax:
use wips-policy <policy-name>
! Command Example:
use wips-policy corp


RF Domains: Sensor Configuration

Overview:
The Sensor Configuration page allows administrators to define up to
three sensor server IP addresses and ports. The sensor server
configuration is used by Access Points with sensor radios to establish a
connection to a sensor server.
Each sensor server entry can be configured to communicate with a
Wireless Controller with an Advanced WIPS license installed or an
AirDefense Services Platform (ADSP). Sensor radios will connect to the
first available sensor server in the list and will failover to the next available
sensor server in the list if the primary sensor server fails.

Important Notes:
A maximum of three sensor server entries can be defined per RF
Domain.
By default sensor communications uses TCP port 8443 for Advanced
WIPS and TCP port 443 for ADSP.
Sensor Server IP addresses and ports maybe directly assigned to
Access Points using device overrides.

Sensor Configuration

Add a Sensor Server:
Click Add Row
Select a Server Id
Type in the IP Address of the sensor server
Type in the TCP Port for the sensor server
Click OK
! Command Syntax:
sensor-server <1-3> ip <ip-address> port <443 | 8443>
! Command Example:
sensor-server 1 ip 192.168.10.34 port 443
sensor-server 2 ip 192.168.10.35 port 443


RF Domains: Overrides

Overview:
The Overrides page allows administrators to override the SSID name or
VLAN ID for Wireless LANs serviced by Access Points assigned to the RF
Domain.
Overrides allow enterprises to deploy global WLANs across multiple sites
then assign unique SSID names or VLAN IDs to each site. This eliminates
the need for configuring and managing individual WLAN definitions for each
site.

Important Notes:
SSID and VLAN overrides will override the SSID name or VLAN ID
defined in the WLAN for all Access Points assigned to the RF Domain
servicing the WLAN.
VLAN overrides can be configured with a single VLAN ID or a pool of
two or more VLAN IDs.

Overrides

Add a SSID Override:
Click Add Row
Select the Wireless LAN to override
Type in the new SSID Name that will be advertised by the Access Points servicing the Wireless LAN
Click OK
! Command Syntax:
override-wlan <wlan-name> ssid <override-ssid-name>
! Command Example:
override-wlan WLAN-DOT1X ssid Corp-Data

Add a VLAN Override:
Click Add
Select the Wireless LAN to override
Click Add Row
Type in the new VLAN ID that wireless clients will be assigned to
Click OK
! Command Syntax:
override-wlan <wlan-name> vlan-pool <override-vlan-id>
! Command Example:
override-wlan WLAN-DOT1X vlan-pool 100


RF Domains: Assignments

Overview:
RF Domains are assigned to individual Wireless Controllers and Access
Points using Device configuration. RF Domain cannot be assigned to
devices using Profiles.
By default each Wireless Controller and Access Point is automatically
assigned to a RF Domain named default.

Important Notes:
One RF Domain can be assigned per Wireless Controller or Access
Point.
RF Domains cannot be assigned to devices using Profiles.
RF Domains may be automatically assigned to Access Points during
initial adoption using Adoption Policies.

Device Assignments

Assigning a user defined RF Domain to a device:
Click Configuration
Click Devices
In the device list select a Wireless Controller or Access Point
Click Edit
In the Basic Configuration window select a user defined RF Domain Name to assign to the device
Click OK
! Command Syntax:
RFSX000(config)# <device-type> <device-mac-address>
RFSX000(config-device-mac)# use rf-domain <rf-domain-name>
! Command Example:
RFSX000(config)# rfs4000 00-23-68-22-A3-AC
RFSX000(config-device-00-23-68-22-A3-AC)# use rf-domain Corp


RF Domains: CLI Examples

Default RF Domain Example:
!
rf-domain default
location JohnsonCityTN
contact admin@motorola.com
timezone EST5EDT
country-code us
use smart-rf-policy Corp
sensor-server 1 ip 192.168.10.34
!

Wireless Controller RF Domain Assignment Example:
!
rfs4000 00-23-68-22-A3-AC
use profile default-rfs4000
use rf-domain Corp
.
.
! Unnecessary configuration omitted for brevity
!

Access Point RF Domain Assignment Example:
!
ap650 00-23-68-31-14-2D
use profile default-ap650
use rf-domain Corp
.
.
! Unnecessary configuration omitted for brevity
!

User Defined RF Domain Examples:
!
rf-domain Boston
location BostonMA
timezone EST5EDT
country-code us
use smart-rf-policy Boston
!
rf-domain Chicago
location ChicagoIL
timezone CST6CDT
country-code us
!
rf-domain SanJose
location SanJoseCA
timezone PST8PDT
country-code us
!

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