Allied-telesis AT-WA7501 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 236
- Seite / 339
- Inhaltsverzeichnis
- LESEZEICHEN
Bewertet. / 5. Basierend auf Kundenbewertungen
Chapter 8: Managing, Troubleshooting, and Upgrading Access Points
236
Viewing the
Events Log
The Events Log screen shows a the events that have been logged by this
access point. These events are cleared when the access point loses
power or is rebooted.
To view the Events Log
From the menu, click Maintenance > Events Log. The Events Log
screen appears. For help understanding the events on this read-only
screen, see the next table.
Table 66. Events Log Description
Column Description
MAC Address Indicates the Ethernet MAC address of the device
that caused the event.
IP Address Indicates the IP address of the device that
caused the event.
Priority Indicates the priority of the event: Critical, High,
Low, and Informative.
Critical and High priority events generate an
SNMP trap.
Trap? Indicates whether an SNMP trap is sent for this
particular event type.
Count Indicates the number of times the event occurred.
Type Indicates a description of the event.
Additional Data Indicates extra event-specific information.
Age Indicates the amount of time that has passed
since the event occurred.
- Installation 1
- Contents 3
- Document Conventions 8
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 10
- Getting Started 11
- Chapter 1: Getting Started 12
- AT-WA7500 13
- AT-WA7501 13
- What’s New for 16
- Software Releases 16
- Understanding 17
- Serial port 20
- 10BaseT/100BaseTx 20
- Ethernet port 20
- Ethernet 21
- Using Multiple 23
- Access Points and 23
- Wireless End 23
- Point as a WAP 25
- Using Access 30
- Points to Create a 30
- Point-to-Point 30
- Using Dual Radio 37
- Access Points for 37
- Redundancy 37
- Using the ATI 38
- AT-WA7500 38
- Communications 40
- Using a Web 42
- Interface 42
- Using a Telnet 44
- Saving Configuration Changes 46
- Installing the Access Points 49
- Installation Guidelines 50
- Other Access 51
- Installing the AT-WA7501 52
- Connecting the 53
- AT-WA7501 to 53
- Installing the AT-WA7500 54
- To access 55
- To access point 56
- Power bridge 59
- To Ethernet 59
- Chapter 3 64
- Access Point as a 67
- DHCP Client 67
- DHCP Server 70
- Supported DHCP Server Options 74
- Send ARP 76
- Requests 76
- Ethernet Address 79
- Configuring Ethernet Filters 80
- Using Predefined 83
- Subtype Filters 83
- Customizing 83
- Configuring Advanced Filters 86
- Setting Filter Values 86
- Setting Filter Expressions 87
- Example 1 89
- Example 2 92
- Configuring the Radios 96
- About the Radios 97
- Configuring the 802.11g Radio 98
- Configuring 102
- 802.11g Radio 102
- Advanced 102
- Parameters 102
- Inbound Filters 107
- Applying Hot 108
- Settings 108
- Configuring the 802.11b Radio 110
- 802.11b Radio 112
- Configuring the 802.11a Radio 119
- 802.11a Radio 124
- Configuring the Spanning Tree 129
- About the 131
- Primary LAN 131
- Access Point 131
- About Secondary 132
- LANs and 132
- Designated 132
- About Ethernet 134
- Bridging/Data 134
- Link Tunneling 134
- About Routable 135
- Routable 135
- Protocols 135
- About IP Tunnels 140
- Creating IP 142
- Using One IP 144
- Multicast 144
- Address for 144
- Multiple IP 144
- How Frames Are 145
- Forwarded 145
- Through IP 145
- Inbound Frames 146
- Configuring IP Tunnels 148
- Configuring the 149
- IP Address List 149
- Configuring IP 150
- Tunnel Filters 150
- Customizing Subtype Filters 153
- Filter Examples 156
- Configuring Global Parameters 162
- Global RF 165
- Configuring Security 169
- Understanding Security 170
- When You 172
- Configure 172
- Different SSIDs 172
- Security Settings 172
- Include Multiple 173
- RADIUS Servers 173
- Server List 173
- Enabling Access 174
- Changing the Default Login 178
- Using an Access 184
- Control List 184
- WEP 64/128/152 189
- Security 189
- Implementing an 192
- 802.1x Security 192
- Solution 192
- Configuring Wi 199
- Fi Protected 199
- Access (WPA) 199
- Configuring WPA PSK Security 202
- Configuring the Embedded 204
- Authentication Server (EAS) 204
- About Certificates 206
- Viewing the 207
- Certificates 207
- Installed on an 207
- Installing and 208
- Uninstalling 208
- Configuring the EAS 210
- Database 212
- Using the 215
- Rejected List 215
- Exporting and 217
- Importing 217
- Databases 217
- Upgrading Access Points 220
- Managing the Access Points 221
- Using Simple 226
- Management 226
- Protocol (SNMP) 226
- Maintaining the Access Points 228
- Viewing AP 231
- Neighbors 231
- Viewing Port 234
- Statistics 234
- Viewing DHCP 235
- Events Log 236
- About This 237
- Using the LEDs 238
- Restoring the 239
- Access Point to 239
- Configuration 239
- Error Messages 240
- Troubleshooting 245
- With the LEDs 245
- Using ICMP Echo 254
- Recovering a 258
- Failed Access 258
- IPaddress 259
- Upgrading the Access Points 261
- Chapter 9 263
- Using the AP Monitor 266
- Using Content 268
- Addressable 268
- Memory (CAM) 268
- Mode Commands 268
- Using Test Mode 269
- Commands 269
- Using Service 270
- FDEL 1:AP824X.PRG 273
- FDEL APP:FILE.DAT 273
- FFR UAPBOOT.PRG 1 274
- Using Command Console Mode 276
- Using TFTP 279
- TFTP GET 280
- TFTP PUT 281
- TFTP SERVER LOG 282
- TFTP SERVER START 282
- TFTP SERVER STOP 283
- Using sdvars 284
- TFTP get * ap824x.prg 1 286
- Creating Script Files 288
- Legacy Sample 290
- Script for 290
- Upgrading Any 290
- Importing or 292
- Exporting an 292
- EAS RADIUS 292
- Database File 292
- Transferring 293
- Files Using Your 293
- Web Browser 293
- Viewing and 294
- Copying Files 294
- Using Your Web 294
- Files to and from 295
- Specifications 298
- AT-7500 Access Point 299
- AT-7501 Access Point 300
- Radio Specifications 302
- IEEE 802.11a 303
- Appendix A: Specifications 304
- Default Settings 305
- TCP/IP Settings Menu Defaults 306
- Appendix B: Default Settings 308
- Global Flooding Menu Defaults 316
- Advanced Filters 321
- Menu Defaults 321
- IP Tunnels Menu Defaults 322
- Instant On Menu 324
- Defaults 324
- Security Menu Defaults 325
- IEEE 802.11 (g, b 326
- Security Menu 326
- Embedded 329
- Authentication 329
- Server Menu 329
- Glossary 330
- Ethernet bridging 332
- Appendix C: Glossary 334
- WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) 339
Verwandte Produkte und Handbücher für Computerhardware Allied-telesis AT-WA7501
(335 Seiten)
(40 Seiten)
(38 Seiten)© 2020, manymanuals.de. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. | 0.054 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern