User's Manual

Chapter 10 Deployment Examples (CLI)

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Step 3Configure the wireless clients

Define the "employee" SSID on all the wireless clients. Specify WPA-PSK for network authentication, AES or TKIP

for data encryption, and the preshared key N38bu7Adr0n3.

Step 4Position and power on the HiveAP

1.Place the HiveAP within range of the wireless clients and, optionally, mount it as explained in the mounting

section in the chapter about the HiveAP model that you are using.

2.Connect an Ethernet cable from the PoE In port to the network switch.

3.If you have powered off the HiveAP, power it back on by reconnecting it to a power source.

When you power on the HiveAP, the mgt0 interface, which connects to the wired network through the eth0 port,

automatically receives its IP address through DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol).

Step 5Check that clients can form associations and access the network

1.To check that a client can associate with the HiveAP and access the network, open a wireless client application

and connect to the "employee" SSID. Then contact a network resource, such as a web server.

2.Log in to the HiveAP CLI, and check that you can see the MAC address of the associated client and an indication

that the correct SSID is in use by entering the following command:

The setup of a single HiveAP is complete. Wireless clients can now associate with the HiveAP using SSID "employee"

and access the network.

Note: You can also enter the following commands to check the association status of a wireless client:

show auth, show roaming cache, and show roaming cache mac <mac_addr>.

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