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* Cisco 3560 Switch
* Cisco 3560 Switch


'''Calls.''' Calls were established between the wireless phone, x7616, a VOIP phone, x7618, and an analog phone, x6007.
'''Demonstration.''' The functionality of the application is demonstrated by establishing calls between the wireless phone, x7616, a VOIP phone, x7618, and an analog phone, x6007.


==VLANS==
==VLANS==
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  !
  !


===DHCP Configuration===
===Switch DHCP Configuration===


DHCP services were provided by the router.  The DHCP configuration in the switch included the helper address, which is the router loopback address.  As a result, the DHCP requests are forwarded to the router.  The two vlans, below, support the data vlan and the voice vlan in the switch.
DHCP services are provided by the router.  The DHCP configuration in the switch include a helper address.  As a result, the DHCP requests are forwarded to the router.  The two vlans, below, support the data vlan and the voice vlan in the switch.  The address is the loopback address of the router.


  interface Vlan110
  interface Vlan110
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==Router==
==Router==
The router provides several functions
• Cisco Call Manager Express.  The CME module controls both the wired phones and the wireless phone.
• DHCP.  The router is configured to provide DHCP addresses to the wired and wireless vlans.
• NTP.  The router is the NTP master.
• Wireless LAN Controller.  The WLAN controller is a module in the switch.
===Call Manager Setup===
The following text begins the call manager configuration.  The IP address is the loopback address in the router.’
! Define telephony service on Call Manager Express
!
telephony-service
max-ephones 12
max-dn 24
ip source-address 172.16.251.1 port 2000
timeouts interdigit 3
load 7960-7940 P00307020200
time-zone 8
max-conferences 8 gain -6
transfer-system full-consult
create cnf-files version-stamp 7960 Nov 02 2011 14:13:27
!


The ephone-dn phrases define a phone number and directory association. The ephone statements attaché the ephone-dn definition to a specific phone through the phone’s MAC address.  The button phrase associates the phone number with the button on the phone.
The router provides several functions.
Wireless Phone. The definitions that are needed for the wireless phone follow. The wireless phone has the extension 7616.
* Cisco Call Manager Express.  The CME module controls both the wired phones and the wireless phone.
ephone-dn 16
* DHCP. The router is configured to provide DHCP addresses to the wired and wireless vlans.
number 7616
* NTP. The router is the NTP master.
name POD6-IP-7616
* Wireless LAN Controller. The WLAN controller is a module in the switch.
!
ephone  6
mac-address 0022.90fd.d1e7
type 7921
button 1:16


===Cisco Call Manager Express===


Wired Phone. The definitions that are needed for the wired cisco IP phone follow. The wired phone has the local extension 7618.
The following text begins the call manager configuration. The IP address is the loopback address in the router.
ephone-dn  18
number 7618
name POD6-IP-7618
!
ephone  8
device-security-mode none
mac-address 001B.5452.5FC9
type 7941
button  1:18
!


Analog Phone. The definitions that are needed for the analog phone on the FXS WIC follow. The analog phone has the local extension 6007.
! Define telephony service on Call Manager Express
!
telephony-service
  max-ephones 12
  max-dn 24
  ip source-address 172.16.251.1 port 2000
  timeouts interdigit 3
  load 7960-7940 P00307020200
  time-zone 8
  max-conferences 8 gain -6
  transfer-system full-consult
  create cnf-files version-stamp 7960 Nov 02 2011 14:13:27
!
 
The ephone-dn phrases define a phone number and a directory entry.  The ephone statements identify the physical phones by MAC address and phone type. The button statement associates the phone number with the button on the phone.
 
'''Wireless Phone.''' The wireless phone definition follows.  The phone is extension 7616.


voice-port 0/1/0
ephone-dn  16
description FXs WIC to Analog phone
  number 7616
!
  name POD6-IP-7616
dial-peer voice 1 pots
!
description FXS WIC with Analog Phone 6007
ephone  6
destination-pattern 6007
  mac-address 0022.90fd.d1e7
port 0/1/0
  type 7921
!
  button 1:16
 
'''Wired Phone.''' The wired Cisco IP Phone definition follows. The wired phone is extension 7618.
 
ephone-dn  18
  number 7618
  name POD6-IP-7618
!
ephone  8
  device-security-mode none
  mac-address 001B.5452.5FC9
  type 7941
  button  1:18
!
 
'''Analog Phone.''' An analog phone is connected to port 0 of and FXS WIC. The analog phone is extension 6007.
 
voice-port 0/1/0
  description FXs WIC to Analog phone
!
dial-peer voice 1 pots
  description FXS WIC with Analog Phone 6007
  destination-pattern 6007
  port 0/1/0
!


===DHCP===
===DHCP===
The following configuration defines the DHCP services for the devices.  
The following configuration defines the DHCP services for the devices.  
• The lease parameters are Days, Hours, Minutes.  The wired devices have a lease for one day.  The wireless leases are only 6 hours.
* The lease parameters are Days, Hours, Minutes.  The wired devices have a lease for one day.  The wireless leases are only 6 hours.
• Option 43 is applied to the wired data vlan because the Cisco access point is on this vlan. The value defines the address in  the wireless lan controller that the access point uses to contact the controller.
* Option 43 is the access point contact address in the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller.  When the lightweight access point is connected to the network, the access point contacts the controller. The first four characters are "f104"  The following characters represent the IP address in hexadecimal. 0xAC = 172, 0x10 = 16, 0x64 = 100, 0xFC=252
ip dhcp pool Data-Devices
* Option 150 is the tftp server address for the Cisco IP Phones.
!  description 172.16.100.252 is hex f104ac1064gfc
 
  network 172.16.106.0 255.255.255.0
ip dhcp pool Data-Devices
  default-router 172.16.106.1
!  description 172.16.100.252 is hex f104ac1064gfc
  option 43 hex f104ac1064fc
    network 172.16.106.0 255.255.255.0
  lease 1 0 0
    default-router 172.16.106.1
  class Data
    option 43 hex f104ac1064fc
    address range 172.16.106.50 172.16.106.254
    lease 1 0 0
    class Data
    address range 172.16.106.50 172.16.106.254
ip dhcp pool Voice-Devices
    network 172.17.106.0 255.255.255.0
    default-router 172.17.106.1
    lease 1 0 0
    option 150 ip 172.16.251.1
    class Voice
    address range 172.17.106.50 172.17.106.254
ip dhcp pool Wireless-Data
    network 172.16.116.0 255.255.255.0
    default-router 172.16.116.1
    lease 0 6 0
    class Data
      address range 172.16.116.50 172.16.116.254
ip dhcp pool Wireless-Voice
    network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
    default-router 172.17.116.1
    lease 0 6 0
    class Voice
      address range 172.17.116.50 172.17.116.254
ip dhcp pool Wireless-Guest
    network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
    default-router 172.16.126.1
    lease 0 6 0
    class Data
      address range 172.16.126.50 172.16.126.254
 
===NTP Master===
 
The router has a system calendar, which continues to run even when the router is off.  The calendar is set through a command that is similar to the clock set command; "calendar set hh:mm:ss day month year".  In the lab environment, the router may be used as the NTP server.


ip dhcp pool Voice-Devices
The router is set as the NTP server via the following command
  network 172.17.106.0 255.255.255.0
  default-router 172.17.106.1
  lease 1 0 0
  option 150 ip 172.16.251.1
  class Voice
      address range 172.17.106.50 172.17.106.254


ip dhcp pool Wireless-Data
ntp master 10
  network 172.16.116.0 255.255.255.0
  default-router 172.16.116.1
  lease 0 6 0
  class Data
    address range 172.16.116.50 172.16.116.254


ip dhcp pool Wireless-Voice
The switch references the NTP server via
  network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
 
  default-router 172.17.116.1
ntp server 172.16.251.1
  lease 0 6 0
  class Voice
      address range 172.17.116.50 172.17.116.254


ip dhcp pool Wireless-Guest
  network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
  default-router 172.16.126.1
  lease 0 6 0
  class Data
      address range 172.16.126.50 172.16.126.254
===NTP Master===
The router clocks have a battery that keeps time even though the unit is turned off.  The command, “set calendar” command sets this clock.  The phrase “ntp master” in the configuration sets the router as the NTP server for the switch.
===Wireless LAN Controller===
===Wireless LAN Controller===
The Cisco wireless lan controller is used to manage a Cisco 1242 access point as a lightweight AP.  The access point tunnels all traffic back to the wireless controller. The three SSIDs follow. The
 
gmp-voice
The Cisco Wireless LAN Controller is a module in the router.  The controller manages a Cisco 1242 access point as a lightweight AP.  The access point tunnels all traffic back to the wireless controller. Three SSIDs are used.  
gmp-data
* gmp-voice
gmp-guest
* gmp-data
* gmp-guest


====Wireless Controller Configuration -- Trunked====
====Wireless Controller Configuration -- Trunked====
Since the wireless networks support data, voice, and guest networks, the wireless controller connects to the router via a trunked connection. Each SSID in the wireless environment is a different vlan. The following configuration shows the trunking and the subinterfaces in the router.


interface wlan-controller1/0
Since the wireless networks support data, voice, and guest networks, the wireless controller connects to the router via a trunked port. Each SSID in the wireless environment is a different vlan. The following configuration shows the trunking and the subinterfaces in the router.
ip address 172.16.100.254 255.255.255.0
 
!
interface wlan-controller1/0
interface wlan-controller1/0.112
  ip address 172.16.100.254 255.255.255.0
description Wireless Data
!
encapsulation dot1Q 112
interface wlan-controller1/0.112
ip address 172.16.116.1 255.255.255.0
  description Wireless Data
!
  encapsulation dot1Q 112
interface wlan-controller1/0.113
  ip address 172.16.116.1 255.255.255.0
description Wireless Voice
!
encapsulation dot1Q 113
interface wlan-controller1/0.113
ip address 172.17.116.1 255.255.255.0
  description Wireless Voice
!
  encapsulation dot1Q 113
interface wlan-controller1/0.114
  ip address 172.17.116.1 255.255.255.0
description Wireless-Guest
!
encapsulation dot1Q 114
interface wlan-controller1/0.114
ip address 172.16.126.1 255.255.255.0
  description Wireless-Guest
!
  encapsulation dot1Q 114
  ip address 172.16.126.1 255.255.255.0
!
 
====Wireless Controller Configuration – GUI====
====Wireless Controller Configuration – GUI====
Login. The wireless control has an interface for web management.  The IP, 172.16.100.251, was assigned as the management address.  The SSL connection provides the following interface.
 
'''Login.''' The wireless control web interface is managed through the address, 172.16.100.251 via SSL.
 
[[File:WLCM-login.jpg]]
 
The primary screen summarizes the access points that are connected and wireless clients.  In the screen image,below, one access point is connected and one client is connected to the gmp-voice SSID.  The IHCC production access points and clients are considered to be ‘rogue’ to the controller.
[[File:WLCM-Summary.jpg]]
 
'''VLAN Interfaces.'''  Each vlan is assigned an interface and an address.  This is done through the “Controller  interfaces” page. In the example, below, the interfaces are named wiredata, wireguest, wirevoice and have addresses, 172.16.116.254, 172.16.126.254, and 172.17.116.254, respectively.  
   
   
The primary screen summarizes the access points that are connected and wireless clients.  In the screen image,below, one access point is connected and one client is connected to the gmp-voice SSID.  The IHCC production access points and clients are considered to be ‘rogue’ to the controller.  
[[File:WLCM-Controller-Interfaces.jpg]]
   
   
VLAN Interfaces.  Each vlan is assigned an interface and an address.  This is done through the “Controller  interfaces” page. In the example, below, the interfaces are named wiredata, wireguest, wirevoice and have addresses, 172.16.116.254, 172.16.126.254, and 172.17.116.254, respectively.  
'''Wireless Profiles/SSIDs.''' Wireless profiles define the characteristics of the wireless SSID.  The following image shows the creation page for a new SSID. The WLAN ID is a unique identifier within the controller. The profile name and SSID are text strings..  
   
   
Wireless Profiles/SSIDs.  Wireless profiles define the characteristics of the wireless SSID.  The following image shows the creation page for a new SSID.  The WLAN ID is a unique identifier within the controller. The profile name and SSID are text strings..  
[[File:WLCM-New-WLAN.jpg]]
   
   
The following image shows the three profiles and SSIDs.  Here the profile and the SSIDs have the same name.
The following image shows the three profiles and SSIDs.  Here the profile and the SSIDs have the same name.
   
   
Voice SSID.  The image shows that the profile and SSID, gmp-voice, is associated with the wirevoice interface.  Wirevoice is vlan 113 with address 172.17.116.0/24.  
[[File:WLCM-WLANs.jpg]]
'''Voice SSID.''' The image shows that the profile and SSID, gmp-voice, is associated with the wirevoice interface.  Wirevoice is vlan 113 with address 172.17.116.0/24.  
[[File:WLCM-gmp-voice-General.jpg]]
   
   
The following pages illustrate the Security, QOS, and Advanced configuration options.
The following pages illustrate the Security, QOS, and Advanced configuration options.
   
   
[[File:WLCM-wlan-Security.jpg]]


   
   
[[File:WLCM-wlan-QoS.jpg]]
   
   
[[File:WLCM-wlan-Advanced.jpg]]
====Wireless Controller Configuration -- CLI====
====Wireless Controller Configuration -- CLI====
The initial setup of the controller begins with the command line interface.  Since the controller is a service module, the following command sequence starts the connection,.
TELRTR1#service-module wlan-controller 1/0 session
Trying 172.16.100.254, 2066 ... Open
C Warning! Authorized Access Only!
User:admin
Password:*****
(Cisco Controller) >?


The initial setup of the controller begins with the command line interface.  Cisco Document 70530, "Wireless LAN Controller Module (WLCM) Configuration Examples" has several examples for the initial configuration of the WLCM.


The sessions is disconnected via CTRL-Shift-6 and the disconnect command.
Since the controller is a service module, the module is accessed via the service-module command
(Cisco Controller)
User:


CTRL-SHIFT-6
TELRTR1#service-module wlan-controller 1/0 session
Trying 172.16.100.254, 2066 ... Open
C Warning! Authorized Access Only!
User:admin
Password:*****
(Cisco Controller) >?


TELRTR1#show session
The sessions is disconnected via CTRL-Shift-6 and the disconnect command.
Conn Host                Address            Byte  Idle Conn Name
(Cisco Controller)
*  1 172.16.100.254      172.16.100.254        0    0 172.16.100.254
User:
CTRL-SHIFT-6
TELRTR1#show session
Conn Host                Address            Byte  Idle Conn Name
*  1 172.16.100.254      172.16.100.254        0    0 172.16.100.254
TELRTR1#disconnect 1
Closing connection to 172.16.100.254 [confirm]
TELRTR1#


TELRTR1#disconnect 1
==Wireless Controller Configuration==
Closing connection to 172.16.100.254 [confirm]
TELRTR1#


==Wireless Controller Configuration==
The wireless controller configuration for this activity is shown below.
1
(Cisco Controller) >show running-config
The wireless controller configuration is shown below.
(Cisco Controller) >show running-config
  802.11a cac voice tspec-inactivity-timeout ignore
  802.11a cac voice tspec-inactivity-timeout ignore
  802.11a cac voice stream-size 84000 max-streams 2
  802.11a cac voice stream-size 84000 max-streams 2
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  802.11b channel global off
  802.11b channel global off
  802.11b txPower global 1
  802.11b txPower global 1
  advanced location expiry tags 1200
  advanced location expiry tags 1200
  advanced location expiry client 150
  advanced location expiry client 150
  advanced location expiry calibrating-client 30
  advanced location expiry calibrating-client 30
  advanced location expiry rogue-aps 1200
  advanced location expiry rogue-aps 1200
 
  cdp disable
  cdp disable
 
interface create wiredata 112
interface create wiredata 112
interface create wireguest 114
interface create wireguest 114
interface create wirevoice 113
interface create wirevoice 113
 
interface address ap-manager 172.16.100.252 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254
interface address ap-manager 172.16.100.252 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254
interface address management 172.16.100.251 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254
interface address management 172.16.100.251 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254
 
interface address virtual 1.1.1.1
interface address virtual 1.1.1.1
 
interface address dynamic-interface wiredata 172.16.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.16.116.1
interface address dynamic-interface wiredata 172.16.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.16.116.1
interface address dynamic-interface wireguest 172.16.126.254 Z55.255.255.0 172.16.126.1
interface address dynamic-interface wireguest 172.16.126.254 Z55.255.255.0 172.16.126.1
interface address dynamic-interface wirevoice 172.17.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.17.116.1
interface address dynamic-interface wirevoice 172.17.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.17.116.1
 
interface dhcp ap-manager primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp ap-manager primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp management primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp management primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wiredata primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wiredata primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wireguest primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wireguest primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wirevoice primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wirevoice primary 172.16.251.1
 
interface vlan wiredata 112
interface vlan wiredata 112
interface vlan wireguest 114
interface vlan wireguest 114
interface vlan wirevoice 113
interface vlan wirevoice 113
interface port ap-manager 1
interface port ap-manager 1
interface port management 1
interface port management 1
interface port wiredata 1
interface port wiredata 1
interface port wireguest 1
interface port wireguest 1
interface port wirevoice 1
interface port wirevoice 1
 
  logging buffered 1
  logging buffered 1  
 
  mesh security eap
  mesh security eap
  mgmtuser add admin **** read-write
  mgmtuser add admin **** read-write
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  msglog level critical
  msglog level critical
  network rf-network-name mg1
  network rf-network-name mg1
 
  snmp version v2c enable
  snmp version v2c enable
  snmp version v3 enable
  snmp version v3 enable
 
  sysname NMWLCgmp
  sysname NMWLCgmp
 
  time ntp server 1 172.16.251.1
  time ntp server 1 172.16.251.1
 
  wlan create 2 gmp-data gmp-data
  wlan create 2 gmp-data gmp-data
  wlan create 3 gmp-voice gmp-voice
  wlan create 3 gmp-voice gmp-voice
  wlan create 4 gmp-guest gmp-guest
  wlan create 4 gmp-guest gmp-guest
 
  wlan interface 2 wiredata
  wlan interface 2 wiredata
  wlan interface 3 wirevoice
  wlan interface 3 wirevoice
  wlan interface 4 wireguest
  wlan interface 4 wireguest
 
  wlan qos 3 platinum
  wlan qos 3 platinum
 
  wlan security static-wep-key enable 3
  wlan security static-wep-key enable 3
  wlan security static-wep-key authentication shared-key 3
  wlan security static-wep-key authentication shared-key 3

Latest revision as of 02:03, 3 December 2011

G. Polanski VOIP Project CNT-2722-01 Foundations of IP Telephony

Purpose: The purpose of this project is to demonstrate the use of a Cisco 7921G Wireless phone. The activity includes the following components.

  • Cisco Call Manager Express
  • Cisco Wireless Lan Controller and Cisco 1242 access point
  • Cisco 7921G wireless phone
  • Cisco 3560 Switch

Demonstration. The functionality of the application is demonstrated by establishing calls between the wireless phone, x7616, a VOIP phone, x7618, and an analog phone, x6007.

VLANS

Five VLANs are used to emulate a business environment. Two wired vlans support voice and data. Three wireless vlans support wireless data, wireless voice, and a guest wireless network. A sixth vlan is used to configure the Wireless LAN Controller. The vlans and address values are listed below.

  • 100 Wireless Mgmt Vlan 172.16.100.0/24
  • 110 Data VLAN 172.16.106.0/24
  • 111 Voice VLAN 172.17.106.0/24
  • 112 Wireless Data VLAN 172.16.116.0/24
  • 113 Wireless Voice VLAN 172.17.116.0/24
  • 114 Wireless Guest VLAN 172.16.126.0/24

Layer 3 Switch

The Cisco 3560 switch, TELSW1-DLS1, provides layer 3 routing to the wired vlans, and POE to the access point and to the Cisco IP Phones. The switch is connected to the router via a routed port. EIGRP is used as the routing protocol in the switch and the router. The router is the DHCP server, so the switch is configured with an IP helper address to forward the DHCP requests to the router.

Port Configuration

The following text summarizes the port configuration in the 3560 switch. The phrase, "mls qos", enables Cisco quality of service in the 3560 switch. The phrase, "auto qos voip cisco-phone", enables QoS on the access ports. These phrases correspond to Activity 7.7, IP Telephony QoS Considerations. 

mls qos

interface range FastEthernet0/1 - 23
 description End user data ports
 switchport access vlan 110
 switchport mode access
 switchport voice vlan 111
 srr-queue bandwidth share 10 10 60 20
 priority-queue out
 mls qos trust device cisco-phone
 mls qos trust cos
 auto qos voip cisco-phone
 spanning-tree portfast
 service-policy input AutoQoS-Police-CiscoPhone
!

interface FastEthernet0/24
 description Connect to 2811 Router port fa 0/1 on Router
 no switchport
 ip address 172.16.252.2 255.255.255.252
 srr-queue bandwidth share 10 10 60 20
 priority-queue out
 mls qos trust dscp
 auto qos voip trust
 spanning-tree portfast
!

Switch DHCP Configuration

DHCP services are provided by the router. The DHCP configuration in the switch include a helper address. As a result, the DHCP requests are forwarded to the router. The two vlans, below, support the data vlan and the voice vlan in the switch. The address is the loopback address of the router. 

interface Vlan110
 description Wired Data
 ip address 172.16.106.1 255.255.255.0
 ip helper-address 172.16.251.1
!
interface Vlan111
 description Wired Voice
 ip address 172.17.106.1 255.255.255.0
 ip helper-address 172.16.251.1
!

Router

The router provides several functions.

  • Cisco Call Manager Express. The CME module controls both the wired phones and the wireless phone.
  • DHCP. The router is configured to provide DHCP addresses to the wired and wireless vlans.
  • NTP. The router is the NTP master.
  • Wireless LAN Controller. The WLAN controller is a module in the switch.

Cisco Call Manager Express

The following text begins the call manager configuration. The IP address is the loopback address in the router. 

! Define telephony service on Call Manager Express
!
telephony-service
 max-ephones 12
 max-dn 24
 ip source-address 172.16.251.1 port 2000
 timeouts interdigit 3
 load 7960-7940 P00307020200
 time-zone 8
 max-conferences 8 gain -6
 transfer-system full-consult
 create cnf-files version-stamp 7960 Nov 02 2011 14:13:27
!

The ephone-dn phrases define a phone number and a directory entry. The ephone statements identify the physical phones by MAC address and phone type. The button statement associates the phone number with the button on the phone.

Wireless Phone. The wireless phone definition follows. The phone is extension 7616. 

ephone-dn  16
 number 7616
 name POD6-IP-7616
!
ephone  6
 mac-address 0022.90fd.d1e7
 type 7921
 button 1:16

Wired Phone. The wired Cisco IP Phone definition follows. The wired phone is extension 7618. 

ephone-dn  18
 number 7618
 name POD6-IP-7618
!
ephone  8
 device-security-mode none
 mac-address 001B.5452.5FC9
 type 7941
 button  1:18
!

Analog Phone. An analog phone is connected to port 0 of and FXS WIC. The analog phone is extension 6007. 

voice-port 0/1/0
 description FXs WIC to Analog phone
!
dial-peer voice 1 pots
 description FXS WIC with Analog Phone 6007
 destination-pattern 6007
 port 0/1/0
!

DHCP

The following configuration defines the DHCP services for the devices.

  • The lease parameters are Days, Hours, Minutes. The wired devices have a lease for one day. The wireless leases are only 6 hours.
  • Option 43 is the access point contact address in the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. When the lightweight access point is connected to the network, the access point contacts the controller. The first four characters are "f104" The following characters represent the IP address in hexadecimal. 0xAC = 172, 0x10 = 16, 0x64 = 100, 0xFC=252
  • Option 150 is the tftp server address for the Cisco IP Phones.
ip dhcp pool Data-Devices
!  description 172.16.100.252 is hex f104ac1064gfc
   network 172.16.106.0 255.255.255.0
   default-router 172.16.106.1
   option 43 hex f104ac1064fc
   lease 1 0 0
   class Data
    address range 172.16.106.50 172.16.106.254

ip dhcp pool Voice-Devices 
   network 172.17.106.0 255.255.255.0
   default-router 172.17.106.1
   lease 1 0 0
   option 150 ip 172.16.251.1
   class Voice
    address range 172.17.106.50 172.17.106.254

ip dhcp pool Wireless-Data
   network 172.16.116.0 255.255.255.0
   default-router 172.16.116.1
   lease 0 6 0
   class Data
      address range 172.16.116.50 172.16.116.254

ip dhcp pool Wireless-Voice
   network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
   default-router 172.17.116.1
   lease 0 6 0
   class Voice
      address range 172.17.116.50 172.17.116.254

ip dhcp pool Wireless-Guest
   network 172.17.116.0 255.255.255.0
   default-router 172.16.126.1
   lease 0 6 0
   class Data
      address range 172.16.126.50 172.16.126.254

NTP Master

The router has a system calendar, which continues to run even when the router is off. The calendar is set through a command that is similar to the clock set command; "calendar set hh:mm:ss day month year". In the lab environment, the router may be used as the NTP server.

The router is set as the NTP server via the following command 

ntp master 10

The switch references the NTP server via 

ntp server 172.16.251.1

Wireless LAN Controller

The Cisco Wireless LAN Controller is a module in the router. The controller manages a Cisco 1242 access point as a lightweight AP. The access point tunnels all traffic back to the wireless controller. Three SSIDs are used.

  • gmp-voice
  • gmp-data
  • gmp-guest

Wireless Controller Configuration -- Trunked

Since the wireless networks support data, voice, and guest networks, the wireless controller connects to the router via a trunked port. Each SSID in the wireless environment is a different vlan. The following configuration shows the trunking and the subinterfaces in the router. 

interface wlan-controller1/0
 ip address 172.16.100.254 255.255.255.0
!
interface wlan-controller1/0.112
 description Wireless Data
 encapsulation dot1Q 112
 ip address 172.16.116.1 255.255.255.0
!
interface wlan-controller1/0.113
 description Wireless Voice
 encapsulation dot1Q 113
 ip address 172.17.116.1 255.255.255.0
!
interface wlan-controller1/0.114
 description Wireless-Guest
 encapsulation dot1Q 114
 ip address 172.16.126.1 255.255.255.0
!

Wireless Controller Configuration – GUI

Login. The wireless control web interface is managed through the address, 172.16.100.251 via SSL.

WLCM-login.jpg

The primary screen summarizes the access points that are connected and wireless clients. In the screen image,below, one access point is connected and one client is connected to the gmp-voice SSID. The IHCC production access points and clients are considered to be ‘rogue’ to the controller.

WLCM-Summary.jpg

VLAN Interfaces. Each vlan is assigned an interface and an address. This is done through the “Controller  interfaces” page. In the example, below, the interfaces are named wiredata, wireguest, wirevoice and have addresses, 172.16.116.254, 172.16.126.254, and 172.17.116.254, respectively.

WLCM-Controller-Interfaces.jpg

Wireless Profiles/SSIDs. Wireless profiles define the characteristics of the wireless SSID. The following image shows the creation page for a new SSID. The WLAN ID is a unique identifier within the controller. The profile name and SSID are text strings..

WLCM-New-WLAN.jpg

The following image shows the three profiles and SSIDs. Here the profile and the SSIDs have the same name.

WLCM-WLANs.jpg

Voice SSID. The image shows that the profile and SSID, gmp-voice, is associated with the wirevoice interface. Wirevoice is vlan 113 with address 172.17.116.0/24.

WLCM-gmp-voice-General.jpg

The following pages illustrate the Security, QOS, and Advanced configuration options.

WLCM-wlan-Security.jpg


WLCM-wlan-QoS.jpg


WLCM-wlan-Advanced.jpg


Wireless Controller Configuration -- CLI

The initial setup of the controller begins with the command line interface. Cisco Document 70530, "Wireless LAN Controller Module (WLCM) Configuration Examples" has several examples for the initial configuration of the WLCM.

Since the controller is a service module, the module is accessed via the service-module command 

TELRTR1#service-module wlan-controller 1/0 session
Trying 172.16.100.254, 2066 ... Open
C Warning! Authorized Access Only!
User:admin
Password:*****
(Cisco Controller) >?

The sessions is disconnected via CTRL-Shift-6 and the disconnect command. 

(Cisco Controller)
User:

CTRL-SHIFT-6

TELRTR1#show session
Conn Host                Address             Byte  Idle Conn Name
*  1 172.16.100.254      172.16.100.254         0     0 172.16.100.254

TELRTR1#disconnect 1
Closing connection to 172.16.100.254 [confirm]
TELRTR1#

Wireless Controller Configuration

The wireless controller configuration for this activity is shown below. 

(Cisco Controller) >show running-config

802.11a cac voice tspec-inactivity-timeout ignore
802.11a cac voice stream-size 84000 max-streams 2
802.11a channel global off
802.11a txPower global 1
802.11b cac voice tspec-inactivity-timeout ignore
802.11b cac voice stream-size 84000 max-streams 2
802.11b channel global off
802.11b txPower global 1
advanced location expiry tags 1200
advanced location expiry client 150
advanced location expiry calibrating-client 30
advanced location expiry rogue-aps 1200

cdp disable

interface create wiredata 112
interface create wireguest 114
interface create wirevoice 113

interface address ap-manager 172.16.100.252 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254
interface address management 172.16.100.251 255.255.255.0 172.16.100.254

interface address virtual 1.1.1.1

interface address dynamic-interface wiredata 172.16.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.16.116.1
interface address dynamic-interface wireguest 172.16.126.254 Z55.255.255.0 172.16.126.1
interface address dynamic-interface wirevoice 172.17.116.254 255.255.255.0 172.17.116.1

interface dhcp ap-manager primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp management primary 172.16.100.251
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wiredata primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wireguest primary 172.16.251.1
interface dhcp dynamic-interface wirevoice primary 172.16.251.1

interface vlan wiredata 112
interface vlan wireguest 114
interface vlan wirevoice 113
interface port ap-manager 1
interface port management 1
interface port wiredata 1
interface port wireguest 1
interface port wirevoice 1

logging buffered 1 

mesh security eap
mgmtuser add admin **** read-write
mobility group domain mg1
msglog level critical
network rf-network-name mg1

snmp version v2c enable
snmp version v3 enable

sysname NMWLCgmp

time ntp server 1 172.16.251.1

wlan create 2 gmp-data gmp-data
wlan create 3 gmp-voice gmp-voice
wlan create 4 gmp-guest gmp-guest

wlan interface 2 wiredata
wlan interface 3 wirevoice
wlan interface 4 wireguest

wlan qos 3 platinum

wlan security static-wep-key enable 3
wlan security static-wep-key authentication shared-key 3
wlan security static-wep-key encryption 2 104 ascii **** 1
wlan security static-wep-key encryption 3 104 ascii **** 1
wlan security wpa disable 3
wlan security wpa disable 4
wlan security wpa wpa1 ciphers tkip enable 2
wlan enable 2
wlan enable 3
wlan enable 4
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