1. Configure the IP provided to you by the service provider for the Ethernet interface of the AP.
Ap#conf T
AP (config) #int F0
AP (config-if) #ip add 10.48.2.154 255.255.0.0
AP (config-if) #no Shu
AP (config-if) #exit
AP (config) #ip Default-gateway 10.48.0.1
2, configure the BVI interface:
AP (config) #int BVI 1
AP (config-if) #ip add 10.48.2.155 255.255.0.0
AP (config-if) #no Shu
The VBI interface configures the IP address and can be configured via a Web page. The Web page access address is the address of the BVI interface.
3. Configure DHCP for a shared wireless network if there is a DHCP server here that can not be set. In some cases, DHCP relay can be configured.
AP (config) #ip DHCP pool AA
AP (dhcp-config) #network 10.48.0.0 255.255.0.0
AP (dhcp-config) #default-router 10.48.0.1
AP (dhcp-config) #dns-server 202.102.224.68
AP (Dhcp-config) #exit
Exclude IP addresses that are assigned in DHCP
The AP (config) #ip DHCP excluded-address 10.48.0.1
The AP (config) #ip DHCP excluded-address 10.48.2.154
The AP (config) #ip DHCP excluded-address 10.48.2.155
AP (config) #service DHCP
The commands for configuring DHCP relay are as follows (go to the specific ports and configure them):
AP (config-if) #ip helper-address 192.168.0.1
4. Turn on wireless and set SSID
AP (config) #interface dot11radio 0//Enter the broadcast 0 interface, the General raido0 is 54m,raido1 for 11M
AP (config-if) #encryption mode ciphers TKIP//Set encryption mode to TKIP
AP (config-if) #ssid Cisco-ap//Set up and enable SSID,CISCO-AP SSID name
(The following command may not be able to use the TAB key to auto-complete, do not worry, direct input is OK)
AP (CONFIG-IF-SSID) #authentication Open//enable authentication
AP (CONFIG-IF-SSID) #authentication key-management WPA//encryption algorithm using WPA
AP (CONFIG-IF-SSID) #guest-mode//Guest mode, this = turn on SSID broadcast function in normal wireless router
AP (config-if-ssid) #wpa-PSK ASCII Cisco//Set the password to ASCII character, password for Cisco, password in addition to ASCII characters can also be used in hexadecimal digits, but hexadecimal numbers are too cumbersome, Using ASCII characters is more intuitive and easy to remember.
5, configure the Wireless interface: Dot11radio 1, this interface can not be configured.
AP (config) #int Dot11radio 1
AP (config-if) #ssid Cisco-ap//Set and enable Ssid,spider for SSID name
AP (CONFIG-IF) # encryption mode ciphers TKIP
AP (config-if) #no Shu
Ap#write
Building configuration ...
[OK]
6. View the users connected to the AP
Ap#show dot11 Associations
You can use the IP HTTP Server command in global configuration mode to turn on the Web Interface Configuration service and configure more commands such as wireless network encryption in the Web interface.
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