User Guide

Wi-Fi Array
302 Using Tools on the Wi-Fi Array
Username and Password are set up properly. If a client is having trouble
accessing the network, you can quickly determine if there is a basic
RADIUS problem by using the RADIUS Ping tool. For example, in
Figure 156 (A), RADIUS Ping is unable to contact the server. In Figure 156
(B), RADIUS Ping verifies that the host information and secret for a
RADIUS server are correct, but that the user account information is not.
Select RADIUS allows you to select a RADIUS server that you have
already configured (External Radius, Internal Radius, or a server
specified for a particular SSID), or select Other Server to specify another
server by entering its Host name or IP address, Port, and shared Secret.
Enter the RADIUS Credentials: Username and Password, then click the
Execute button to run the command. The message Testing RADIUS
connection appears. Click OK to proceed.
Figure 156. Radius Ping Output
12. IP Address: For Ping or Trace Route, enter the IP address of the target
device.
13. Timeout: For Ping or Trace Route, enter a value (in seconds) before the
action times out.
14. Execute System Command: Click Execute to start the specified
command. Progress of command execution is displayed in the Progress
frame. Results are displayed in the Status frame.
A
B