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Which Services to Provide?
2-2 Planning and Managing Your Wireless Network
Which Services to Provide?
What is a service?:Aserviceisaconcept(notaselectableitemintheRASMinterface)that
representsasetofoptionsyouconfigureanddeployonyourwirelessnetwork.Youconfigure
servicestosupportthedi fferentlevelsofnetworkaccessyouneedtoprovide.Forexample,a
serviceconfiguredtosupportemployee
accesswillhavedifferentoptionsconfiguredtoprovide
greateraccesstothenetwork.Incontrast,aserviceconfiguredforguestaccesstypicallyrestricts
userstolimitedornointernal networkaccess,buteasilyprovidesagatewayconnectiontothe
Internet.
Aservicecanbefullyisolatedandindepend ent ofother
servicesonthenetwork(multi‐hosted
accessistypicallyisolated),oryoucanreusepartofaserviceconfigurationforanotherserviceyou
wanttoprovide.Eachservicehaspotentiala uthenti cations(802.1X,Webpage,MACaddress,or
“lastresort”)andpotentialencryptions(802.11i,WPA,WEP,orunencrypted).
Purpose of this section:Toprovideinformationaboutservicesthatyoucanconfigureusing
RASM.
Why is this important?:UnderstandingtheservicesyoucanconfigurewithRASM isthefirst
stepinplanningandconfiguringyournetwork.
First,determinewhichservicesyourorganizationrequires.Thethreecommontypesofservices
areasfollows:
•Employeeaccess
•Guestaccess
•VoiceoverWirelessIP(VoWIP)
Employeeaccessistypicallysecure,encryptedaccesstothe
wirelessnetwork.Guestaccessis
access(possiblyunencrypted)forvisitorsatyourlocation.Ifyouintendtoresellservicestoother
providers,youwillneedtoprovidemulti‐hostedaccess.
Determiningtheservicesyouwillneedatthebeginningoftheplanningprocessresultsin
configurationdata.Theconfigurationdatais
usedtocreateserviceprofilesandAAArulesfor
eachservice.Aserviceprofileisasubsetofaradioprofile.Aradioprofileisacommonsetof
configurationparametersthatcanbeappliedtomanyAPradios.
Referto“CreateaServiceProfile”onpage 4‐3forinformation
aboutconfiguringservices.
Network Plan
What is a network plan?:AnetworkplanistheworkspaceinRASMyouusetodesigna
wirelessnetwork.
Why is this important?:Youcanbettermanageandvisualizeyournetworktopologyby
creatingadetailedandaccuratenetworkplan.
Youcanstartbycreatingadevice‐oriented(RoamAboutswitchesandAPs)viewofyournetwork
withoutanygeographicinformationaboutyoursite—nofloordimensions,buildingmaterial
information,orRFobstacleinformation.You
cangoastepfurtherandprovidesomegeographic
informationbyaddingfloordimensions,yourRFcoveragearea,andsomeattenuation
information,suchaselevatorshaftsorinternalconcretewalls.Ifyouwanttoenjoythefullbenefits
ofnetworkmonitoringandvisualization,youcancreateadetailednetworkplan.This
isdoneby
importingdetailedbuildingandfloorplansintoRASM ,definingRFobstacles,anddefiningthe
qualityofcoverage(trafficengineeringparameters)youwantforspecificRFcoverageareas.
- RoamAbout 1
- Enterasys Networks, Inc 4
- Firmware License Agreement 4
- Contents 11
- Chapter 6: Using RF Planning 13
- Chapter 8: Managing Alarms 14
- Documentation 17
- Installation 18
- Configuration and Management 18
- Safety and Advisory Notices 18
- Text and Syntax Conventions 18
- Getting Help 19
- Getting Started 21
- 1-2 Getting Started 22
- Software Requirements 24
- Preparing for Installation 24
- Serial Number and License Key 25
- Resource Allocation 25
- RASM Services Options 26
- Installing RASM 27
- Using the Installation Wizard 28
- Starting RASM Services 28
- 1-10 Getting Started 30
- Configure RASM Services 31
- RASM Access Control 32
- RASM Interface 33
- Setting Preferences 34
- Which Services to Provide? 38
- RF Coverage Area 39
- RF Planning 40
- Configuration 42
- Wireless Configuration 43
- AAA Security Configuration 44
- Authorization 46
- Accounting 46
- Configure Boot Information 47
- Equipment Installation 48
- Deployment 48
- Management and Monitoring 49
- Client Monitoring 50
- Fault Management 50
- Rogue Detection 51
- Verification 51
- Reporting 51
- RF Plan Optimization 53
- Configuring Wireless Services 55
- Task Table 56
- Step Summary 58
- Create a Radio Profile 59
- Configure RADIUS Servers 61
- 5. ClickNext. 65
- 13. ClickFinish 67
- Modify or Create Access Rules 69
- Create Users 74
- 4. ClickFinish 78
- What’s Next? 100
- Using RF Auto-Tuning 101
- Place Your Equipment 102
- Network Plan 102
- Create a Service Profile 103
- Create Your DAPs 104
- Add Site Information 108
- Insert RF Obstacles 111
- Create Your RF Coverage Area 112
- Using RF Planning 123
- Prepare the Floor Drawings 124
- Define Site Information 125
- 6-4 Using RF Planning 126
- Create a Building 128
- Add a Floor to the Building 129
- Import a Floor Plan 130
- Set the Scale 131
- Clean Layout 131
- 3. ClickNext. 132
- Model RF Obstacles 134
- 4. DefinetheRFobstacle 135
- 5. ClickFinish 135
- Import a Site Survey 136
- Plan RF Coverage 136
- Create Coverage Areas 137
- 6-16 Using RF Planning 138
- 6-18 Using RF Planning 140
- 6-20 Using RF Planning 142
- 6-22 Using RF Planning 144
- Compute and Place APs 145
- 6-24 Using RF Planning 146
- Assign Channel Settings 147
- Calculate Optimal Power 148
- Generate a Work Order 150
- Install the Equipment 151
- What is Network Management? 153
- What Is Network Monitoring? 153
- Deploy Your Configuration 154
- Verifying the Deployment 155
- Accessing the Log 155
- Distributing System Images 158
- 8. ClickFinish 160
- Importing a Configuration 162
- Exporting a Configuration 163
- Monitoring Examples 164
- Monitor an Individual User 165
- Locating the User 166
- Displaying User Activity 167
- Monitor a Group of Users 169
- Managing Alarms 173
- 8-2 Managing Alarms 174
- Classify and Organize Faults 175
- Manage Faults 176
- Alarm Summary 177
- Top 5 Sources of Alarms 178
- Retrieving Fault History 179
- 8-8 Managing Alarms 180
- Generate Alarm Reports 181
- Alarm History Report 182
- 8-12 Managing Alarms 184
- Configuring Countermeasures 186
- 8-16 Managing Alarms 188
- 8-18 Managing Alarms 190
- Optimizing a Network Plan 191
- 9-2 Optimizing a Network Plan 192
- 9-4 Optimizing a Network Plan 194
- 9-6 Optimizing a Network Plan 196
- whileselecting 198
- Locking Down APs 199
- Fixing a Coverage Hole 199
- Computing and Placing New APs 199
- Replanning Your Network 199
- Access Point 3000 Conversion 201
- Obtaining the Image 202
- Configuring the AP3000 202
- 8. ClickOK. 205
- AccessPointfield 205
- Returning to Standalone Mode 206
- Obtaining the Image B-2 207
- Configuring the RBT-4102 B-2 207
- Configuring the RBT-4102 208
- Index-2 214
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