Motorola AP-7131 Series Cómo utilizar

AP-7131 3.2.0.0-067R– Release Notes

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Introduction

Entitlement

Additional Features

PoE & Gigabit Ethernet Port Labels

AP-7131 Hardware/ Software Compatibility Matrix

AP-7131 Default Configuration

Firmware Update

Resetting the AP-7131 Password

AP-7131 MAC Addresses

SPR Fixes & Bug Fixes in 3.2.0.0-067R

Known Issues and Recommendations

Introduction – AP-7131 802.11n Access Point

An AP-7131 is an 802.11n access point and Wireless IPS sensor. As a standalone

access point, the AP-7131 provides small and medium-sized businesses with a

consolidated wired and wireless networking infrastructure, all in a single device.

Adaptive functionality enables distributed enterprises to extend a centrally-managed,

high performance solution to small and medium sized branch locations. As a 2 port

wireless router with integrated WLAN access, wired and wireless security services

and cable/DSL broadband termination capabilities, the AP-7131 simplifies your

deployment and reduces costs by eliminating the need to purchase and manage

multiple devices.

The AP-7131 besides providing client access, layer 3 and mesh networking services,

can concurrently operate as a 24x7 802.11 a/b/g/n monitoring sensor for Wireless

Intrusion Prevention. This enables high-performance data, voice and video solutions

as well as gap-free security in one single device at a lower total cost of operation

compared to dedicated sensor solutions.

Entitlement

Customers are only entitled to convert to this release of the software if they have a

valid Motorola service agreement or are covered under warranty. Customers who

currently have a support contract in place will be able to download the software from

a protected Web site (this requires registering and requesting the software, as well

as verifying the service contract). Customers who do not have a support agreement

will be provided options to purchase a Motorola service contract.

Additional Features

The AP-7131 includes support for 802.11abgn. AP-7131’s 11n support is based on

IEEE 802.11n Draft 2.0. IEEE 802.11n is a next generation wireless technology that

delivers dramatic improvements in the reliability, speed and range of 802.11

communications.

This 3.2.0.0-067R software release extends support for the following additional

features:

1. Wireless Intrusion Prevention (WIPS) Sensor: 802.11a/b/g/n WIPS sensor

functionality is now supported on the AP-7131. The single or dual-radio AP-

7131 supports dedicated dual-band WIPS sensing on one radio or two radios.

Motorola AirDefense Enterprise version 7.3.3 or higher is required to support

the AP-7131 as WIPS Sensor for monitoring and policy enforcement of

802.11n infrastructure. Supported features include: alarm detection, 802.11

a/b/g/n protocol analysis, LiveView, forensic analysis, and location tracking.

2. Adaptive AP MESH: A centrally managed adaptive Wireless MESH architecture

is now supported on the AP-7131. Client bridge backhaul, radio configuration

for client bridge and base bridge modes (MESH) is supported (on both 20MHz

& 20/40MHz) and configurable by a RFS6000 or RFS7000 model wireless

switch. Wi-NG version 4.0 is required on Motorola RFS6000 and RFS7000 for

Adaptive AP support on AP-7131 version 3.2. Wi-NG version 4.0 will also

support Adaptive WIPS sensor configuration and management on AP-7131

version 3.2.

3. Power Utilization Enhancements: The AP-7131 now operates two radios and

one Gigabit Ethernet Interface (GE1) at 12.95Watts of power. If the user

selects the 802.3af Power mode, the AP-7131 automatically shuts off the

second Gigabit Ethernet Interface (GE2). If the user selects Automatic mode,

the AP-7131 automatically configures the AP’s operational mode so it properly

operates within available power with at least two radios and one LAN port

operational on a dual radio AP. A single radio AP-7131 is fully compliant with

802.3af.

4. RFMS Support: An AP-7131 3.2.0.0-067R can be managed using RFMS

version 3.1 or later.

5. HotSpot: The AP-7131 offers HotSpot WLAN configuration to provide guest

access with authentication services provided by an external Radius/AAA

server. Tested Radius servers include the on-board Radius server on

Motorola’s RFS6000 and RFS7000 Wireless Switches.

Please refer to the AP-7131 Product Reference Guide (PRG) for a more detailed

explanation of these features and how they’re configured. The guide is available at

http://support.symbol.com/support/product/manuals.do within the Wireless

Infrastructure directory.

PoE & Gigabit Ethernet Port Labels

The AP-7131 features upgraded Gigabit Ethernet (GE) ports. These ports are labeled

as follows:

-GE1/ PoE: GE1 is the LAN Port and supports 802.3af, 802.3at (draft) PoE.

-GE2: GE2 is the WAN port.

Single radio models can operate fully with 802.3af power sources. Dual radio

models can also power up two radios and GE1 interface with 802.3af power

sources. At higher power levels, both radios and ethernet interfaces are fully

functional in the dual radio models. Both models can also operate using an A/C

power supply.

The following table shows the radio and LAN resources available under various

power configuration modes for the dual radio model

Available Power Radio

Resources Ethernet Port

Configuration

13 watts

Power Status: 3af 2 Radios GE1 10/100/1000

18 watts

Power Status: Mid Power 2 Radios GE1 10/100/1000

GE2 10/100

24 watts or External power supply

Power Status: Full Power

2 Radios GE1 10/100/1000

GE2 10/100/1000

When a Motorola 802.3af power injector (AP-PSBIAS-T-1P-AF) is used with AP-

7131, then the GE1 or LAN1 port will be limited to 10/100 Mbps. Motorola

recommends the 802.3at (Draft) power injector (AP-PSBIAS-1P3-AFR) to be used

with AP-7131.

Access Points Hardware/ Software Compatibility Matrix

The following table shows the compatibility between AP-7131 hardware and firmware

revisions.

AP-7131 Hardware Revisions Hardware RevA Hardware RevB or later

AP-7131 Firmware Revisions 3.0.0

3.0.1

3.0.2

3.1.1 (Adaptive AP only

with Wi-NG version 1.3.1)

3.2.0

3.0.1

3.0.2

3.1.1 (Adaptive AP only

with Wi-NG version 1.3.1)

3.2.0

AP-7131 Default Configuration

V3.2.0.0-067R

WAN (a.k.a

GE2) Static IP: 10.1.1.1

Static Mask:

255.0.0.0

Port Settings: Auto

LAN1 (a.k.a

GE1) DHCP Client

Auto-update enabled

Default Gateway

Ethernet Port Enabled

Port Settings: Auto

LAN2 Disabled

Access via

LAN1 port HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet,

SSH, SNMP: enabled

Access via

WAN Port HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet,

SSH, SNMP: enabled

Firmware Update

Version V3.2.0.0-067R is the fifth officially supported firmware release for the

AP-7131. AP-51x1 firmware and configurations are not supported on the AP-7131.

To conduct a firmware update on the AP-7131:

1. Select ‘System Configuration’ Æ‘Firmware Update’ from the AP-7131 menu

tree of the GUI.

2. Specify the name of the target firmware file within the ‘Filename’ field.

3. If the target firmware file resides within a directory, specify a complete path

for the file within the ‘Filepath (optional)’ field.

4. Enter an IP address for the FTP or TFTP server used for the update.

5. Select either the FTP or TFTP button to define whether the firmware file

resides on a FTP or TFTP server.

6. Set the following FTP parameters if applicable:

•Username - Specify a username for the FTP server login.

•Password - Specify a password for FTP server login.

7. Click ‘Apply’.

8. Click the ‘Perform Update’ button to initiate the update. Upon confirming the

firmware update, the AP reboots and completes the update. This step may

take several minutes.

9. After the AP reboots, clear the browser cache and return to the ‘Firmware

Update’ screen. Check the Status field to verify whether the firmware update

was successful.

Resetting the AP-7131 Password

The AP-7131 Command Line Interface (CLI) enables users who forget their password

to reset it to the factory default (‘motorola’). To reset the AP-7131 password:

Connect one end of the null modem serial cable to the AP-7131’s console connector.

(Use cable p/n 25-97593-01R for the AP-7131). Attach the other end of the null

modem serial cable to the serial port of a PC running HyperTerminal or a similar

emulation program.

1. Set the HyperTerminal program to use 19200 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no

parity, no flow control and auto-detect for terminal emulation.

2. Press <ESC> or <Enter> to access the AP-7131 CLI. A serial connection has

now been established and the user should be able to view the serial

connection window.

3. Reset the AP-7131. An AP-7131 can be reset by removing and re-inserting

the LAN cable (if you are not using power supply) or removing and re-

inserting the power cable. As the AP-7131 is re-booting, a “Press esc key to

run boot firmware” message displays.

4. Quickly press <ESC>. If the <ESC> key is pressed within three seconds a

boot> prompt displays.

5. Type the following at the boot prompt: passwd default

6. Reset the AP-7131 by typing the following at the boot prompt: reboot

system. When the AP-7131 re-boots again, the password will return to its

default value of “motorola”. You can now access the AP-7131.

AP-7131 MAC Addresses

The AP-7131 has one MAC address for each Gig Ethernet port, which are displayed in

‘LAN Stats’ and ‘WAN Stats’, under the ‘Status and Statistics’ page in the Web User

Interface.

Each radio on an AP-7131 supports four Basic Service Sets (BSS). Each BSS, has a

corresponding MAC address. The MAC address (displayed in the Web interface under

the Radio Settings screen) corresponds to BSS #1. The MAC addresses for the other

three BSS’s (BSS #2, #3, #4) are derived by adding 1, 2, 3, respectively, to the

radio MAC address (same as BSS #1).

For example: If the radio MAC address displayed under the Radio Settings screen

(Network Configuration ÆWireless ÆRadio Configuration ÆRadio<n>) is

00:23:68:72:20:DC , then the BSSs for that radio will have the following MAC

addresses:

BSSID MAC Address Hexadecimal Addition

BSSID#1 00:23:68:72:20:DC Same as Radio MAC

Address

BSSID#2 00:23:68:72:20:DD Radio MAC Address + 1

BSSID#3 00:23:68:72:20:DE Radio MAC Address + 2

BSSID#4 00:23:68:72:20:DF Radio MAC Address + 3

SPR Fixes and Bug Fixes in 3.2.0.0-067R

1. SPR 15809: SNMP apRadioNSettingsBasicRates fails to set the desired basic

rates

2. SPR 15855: SNMP OID issue with MIB - apSubnetDchpState for LAN1

3. SPR 16233: AP-7131 does not respond to Broadcast SNMP get

4. SPR 16240: AP-7131 specific named MIB file

5. SPR 16543: AP-7131 resets after configuration of MESH and radio parameters

6. SPR 16581: AP-7131 WPA2-TKIP connectivity denial with certain wireless

adapters

7. SNMP: For a single radio AP, SNMP allows to set 11b mode param-set for qos,

when rf-band is 5.0GHz.

8. CQ# 52163: WLAN-BSS mapping: For a single radio AP, configured for A

mode, wlan-bss mapping happens incorrectly.

9. CQ# 51956: GUI: reset to factory default doesn't reboot the AP.

10.CQ# 52476: Import/Export: does not set power level correctly on 802.11a

radio (single and dual radio APs).

Known Issues & Recommendations

A review of the following Known Issues is highly recommended:

•CQ# 47480: Single Radio AP: Channel changed from CLI does not get

reflected in GUI.

•CQ# 52396: Current Date under Date and Time can only be changed once

manually

•CQ# 52529: SNMP: Cannot create a white-list for hotspot wlan through SNMP

•CQ# 52530: SNMP: apRadiusUsersGroupTable and apRadiusAccessTable are

not functional

•CQ# 54585: Subnet mask validation is not done properly. Network

Administrator needs to ensure proper subnet mask entry

•CQ# 54649: SSH: not able to ssh into the AP when external Radius server is

configured

•CQ# 54802: Autoneogtiation: AP Ethernet port duplex settings needs to

match remote device port settings

•CQ# 54854: PPPoE: PPPoE connection often does not recover after

disconnecting cable for more than a minute

•CQ# 55059: SNMP: DynDNS mode cannot be set to true (enable) using SNMP

•CQ# 55073: DynDNS: WAN link is down and does not come up till WAN cable

is plugged out and plugged in with DynDNS enabled

•Certain special characters are invalid for an ESSID such as space < > | " & ,

\ ?

•NAT: Transport protocols selected as AH do not work with outbound firewall

using NAT

•Reconfiguring Gigabit Ethernet autonegotiation or port characteristics while

the Gigabit Ethernet port is connected to the LAN and used for administrative

access is not recommended

•VPN, Onboard IDS, RIP and On-board AAA server are not supported in this

release.

A review of the following Known Sensor Issues & Recommendations for WIPS

operation is highly recommended:

•Ad-Hoc Termination is not supported.

The AP-7131 used as a WIPS sensor with external antennas requires dual-band

antennas that cover both the 2.4 GHZ and 5 GHz spectrum.

A dual-radio AP-7131 used as a WIPS sensor with one radio dedicated to 2.4 GHz

and the second radio dedicated to 5 GHz scanning will typically collect more frames

and store a larger amount of forensic data points than an AP-7131 with only one

radio dedicated to scanning both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.

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