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Chapter 11: Deployment Examples CLI

This MAC address is for the

wireless adapter of the client

(or “supplicant”) associated

with the SSID “employee”.

This MAC address is for the wifi0.1 subinterface

of SmartPath AP-1, the SmartPath AP with which

the wireless client associated.

This is the same MAC address

for the client (station) that you

saw listed on SmartPath AP-1.

After associating a wireless client with SmartPath AP-1, log in

to SmartPath AP-1 and enter this command:

When you see the MAC address of the wireless client that is associated with SmartPath AP-1 in the roaming cache

of SmartPath AP-2, you know that SmartPath AP-1 and -2 are successfully sending data over the backhaul link.

Repeat this to confirm that SmartPath AP-3 also has a backhaul connection with the other members.

Then log in to SmartPath AP-2 and enter this command:

SmartPath AP-1

SmartPath AP-2

show roaming cache

Roaming Cache Table:

UID=User profile group ID; PMK=Pairwise Master Key;

TLC=PMK Time Left in Cache; Life=PMK Life; A=authenticated; L= CWP Logged In

Roaming for this SmartPath AP: enabled

Maximum Caching Time: 3600 seconds

Caching update interval: 60 seconds

Caching update times: 60

Roaming hops: 1

SSID employee:

Maximum Caching Time: 3600 seconds

Caching update interval: 60 seconds

Caching update times: 60

No. Supplicant Authenticator UID PMK PMKID Life Age TLC Hop AL

--- -------------- -------------- --- ----- ----- ---- ----- --- --- --

0 0016:cf8c:57bc 0019:7700:0024 0 1349* 1615* -1 46 195 1 YN

show ss

id employee station

Chan=channel number; Pow=Power in dBm;

A-Mode=Authentication mode; Cipher=Encryption mode;

A-Time=Associated time; Auth=Authenticated;

UPID=User profile Identifier; Phymode=Physical mode;

Mac Addr IP Addr Chan Tx Rate Rx Rate Pow A-Mode Cipher A-Time VLAN Auth UPID Phymode

-------------- ---------- ---- ------- ------- --- -------- ------- -------- ---- ---- ---- -------

0016:cf8c:57bc 10.1.1.73 1 54M 54M -40 wpa2-psk aes ccm 00:01:46 1 Yes 0 11b/g

Total station

count: 1

Note: On SmartPath APs supporting IEEE 802.11n, there

are two additional columns for SM-PS (spatial multiplexing

power save) and channel width (20 or 40 MHz). The

SM-PS states can be “static” (use one data stream for

11a/b/g clients), “dynamic” (use multiple spatial streams for

11n clients when the SmartPath AP sends an RTS frame),

or “disabled” (always use spatial streams for 11n clients).

Figure 11-6. Show SSID employee station.

When you see ther MAC address of the wireless client that is associated with SmartPath AP-1 in the roaming cache of SmartPath

AP-2, you know that SmartPath AP-1 and -2 are successfully sending data over the backhaul link.

Repeat this to confirm that SmartPath AP-3 also has a backhaul connection with the other members.

Step 4: Configure wireless clients.

Define the “employee” SSID on all the wireless clients in wireless network-2 and -3. Specify WPA-PSK for network authentication,

AES or TKIP for data encryption, and the preshared key N38bu7Adr0n3.

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