- Preface
- 1 - Overview of Access Point Features
- 2 - Using the Web-Browser Interface
- 3 - Using the Command-Line Interface
- 4 - Configuring the Access Point for the First Time
- 5 - Administrating the Access Point
- 6 - Configuring Radio Settings
- 7 - Configuring Multiple SSIDs
- 8 - Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol
- 9 - Configuring an Access Point as a Local Authenticator
- 10 - Configuring WLAN Authentication and Encryption
- 11 - Configuring Authentication Types
- 12 - Configuring Other Services
- 13 - Configuring RADIUS and TACACS+ Servers
- 14 - Configuring VLANs
- 15 - Configuring QoS
- 16 - Configuring Filters
- 17 - Configuring CDP
- 18 - Configuring SNMP
- 19 - Configuring Repeater and Standby Access Points and Workgroup Bridge Mode
- 20 - Managing Firmware and Configurations
- 21 - Configuring L2TPv3 Over UDP/IP
- 22 - Configuring Ethernet over GRE
- 23 - Configuring System Message Logging
- 24 - Troubleshooting
- 25 - Miscellaneous AP-Specific Configurations
- Appendix A - Protocol Filters
- Appendix B - Supported MIBs
- Appendix C - Error and Event Messages
Miscellaneous AP-Specific Configurations
This chapter contains miscellaneous configurations that are specific to certain access points.
Cisco Aironet 700W Series
Using the LAN ports on 700W APs
The Cisco Aironet 700W series access points have one 10/100/1000BASE-T PoE Uplink/WAN port and four 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ-45 local Ethernet ports for wired device connectivity. The fourth port functions as a PoE-Out port when the AP is powered by 802.3at Ethernet switch, Cisco power injector AIR-PWRJ4=, or Cisco Power Supply.
By default, all four local Ethernet ports are disabled. You can be enable them when required.
You can also configure the local Ethernet ports to a VLAN ID using the interface configuration command, vlan vlan-id.
Enable LAN ports on 702W
Step 1
Enter global configuration mode.
Assign a VLAN to the LAN ports
Use the commands given in the example below.
Verifying the LAN Port Configurations
Use the command given in the example below.
700W AP as Workgroup Bridge
Like other Cisco Access points 702W AP series also can be configured as a Workgroup Bridge (WGB).
A WGB can provide a wireless infrastructure connection for Ethernet-enabled devices. Devices that do not have a wireless client adapter in order to connect to the wireless network can be connected to the WGB through the Ethernet port.
The WGB supports up to 20 Ethernet-enabled devices to a Wireless LAN (WLAN). The WGB associates to the root AP through the wireless interface. In this way, wired clients obtain access to the wireless network. A WGB can associate to:
When a Cisco 702W access point acts as a WGB, the wired Ethernet clients behind the WGB can be either connected to the LAN or WAN ports present on the 702W AP.
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