HAN Networks AP27X HAN Access Point User Manual

HAN Networks Co., Ltd. HAN Access Point

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HAN Access Point AP271 Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information enterprise.alcatel-lucent.com Alcatel-Lucent and the Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise logo are trademarks of Alcatel-Lucent. To view other trademarks used by affiliated companies of ALE Holding, visit: enterprise.alcatel-lucent.com/trademarks. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The information presented is subject to ALE without notice. Neither ALE Holding nor any of its affiliates assumes any responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein. (2017) This Quick Start Guide assists you in quickly connecting to and configuring OmniAccess Stellar APs. To learn more please refer to the OmniAccess Stellar User Guide. OmniAccess Stellar APs also support an OmniVista solution. To learn more about the OmniVista solution, please refer to OmniVista User Guide or online help. Unpack When you get the standard OmniAccess Stellar packing box, the following items are included:  Access Point (AP)  Mounting Bracket  Quick Start Guide  Installation Guide  User Guide Info Card  Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information Network Topology Overview The following figure illustrates a typical WiFi network topology based on OmniAccess Stellar APs. Note: To keep AP in WiFi Express (Cluster) mode, please ensure there is no DHCP option 43 and 138 in network. With DHCP option 43 or 138 the AP comes up in WiFi Enterprise (OV managed) mode. The AP operating mode is retained once it completes the automatic selection. To reselect operating mode, user can press reset button for 5 seconds to reset to factory default and reboot it. Figure 1: WiFi Network Topology All APs connect to a PoE switch and the PoE switch physically connects to a router that provides DHCP service for both AP and WiFi users. If the AP receives option 43 or option 138 from the DHCP server specifying the management IP, the AP will boot up and connect to OmniVista 2500 for management. For further instructions on OmniVista 2500 please refer to the OmniVista help. If the AP does not receive either option 43 or option 138 from the DHCP server, it will continue to boot up in cluster mode. All APs will be assigned to the same VLAN and compose an AP cluster. To continue with the following sections, it’s assumed all devices have been physically connected as in Figure 1 and all APs are powered up by a PoE switch or power adapter ordered from ALE. (tip: You can also configure the first AP and power on others to join the cluster automatically.) Please verify that PoE is enabled on the port that AP is connected to. How to Access AP Web Page OmniAccess Stellar is based on a cluster architecture, with one cluster supporting maximum 64 APs. All APs that are in the same VLAN and also have the same cluster ID belong to one cluster. The cluster will select a Primary Virtual Controller (PVC) and a Secondary Virtual Controller (SVC) based on the priority attribute, product type, software and hardware version and MAC address. The PVC is responsible for the cluster management, such as configuration synchronization, usage data statistics, firmware upgrading, etc. and the SVC is the backup of the PVC. By default, the PVC will broadcast the WLAN ‘mywifi-xxxx’ (xxxx = the last two bytes of the PVC MAC address). You can connect to ‘mywifi-xxxx’ and browse http://mywifi.al-enterprise.com:8080 to access the AP web page. Chrome, Firefox, and IE are supported. About Login Accounts There are three pre-configured login accounts: Administrator, Viewer and GuestOperator. You may modify the account password but the account name isn’t modifiable. Administrator can configure and check the AP status, Viewer can check the AP status ONLY, while GuestOperator can check the AP status and register accounts for portal authentication. By default, the password for all accounts is ‘admin’ and the wizard will guide you to modify the Administrator password upon AP login. Figure 2: AP Login Page Initially, only the Administrator account is enabled, both the Viewer and GuestOperator accounts are disabled but may be enabled by clicking System->General->Account Management when logging in with Administrator, as illustrated in Figure 3. Each account supports ONLY one connection session. Figure 3: Enable Viewer or GuestOperator Account AP Initialization with Wizard When initially logging into an AP, a configuration wizard will pop up. The following steps show how to use the setup wizard to modify the Administrator password and create a WLAN.
Step 1: Welcome Page Figure 4: AP Wizard-Welcome Page Step 2: Modify Administrator Password The password has to be composed of numbers and capital or lower-case letters of the English alphabet and with a length of 4-16 characters. Figure 5: AP Wizard-Modify Administrator Password Note: The AP will be suffixed with xx (xx=US, JP (Japan), IL(Israel) and RW(Rest of the world)). The page below will be displayed to select the country when the suffix is RW. For the other suffixes this page is not displayed. Step 3: Create a WLAN For example, create a WLAN ‘management’ for network management purposes, select ‘both(WPA&WPA2)’ security method and set the password to be ‘abc123!#’. By default portal authentication is disabled when creating a WLAN, if you want to enable the portal page authentication, please refer the User Guide for details. Figure 6: AP Wizard-Create WLAN Step 4: Confirmation Page Figure 7: AP Wizard-Notice After you complete AP initialization with the Wizard, the WLAN ‘mywifi-xxxx’ will be deleted. You can then connect to the ‘management’ WLAN to continue with other configuration tasks. Locate AP or Turn LED Off If you can’t find where an AP is installed by the specified MAC address, you can locate the AP using the LED. Or, if desired, the LED may be turned off. It can be turned on again later for diagnostics if needed. Below are the steps for LED operation. Step 1: Click to launch ‘LED-Off/Locate’ button. Figure 8: LED-Off/Locate Button Step 2: Click ‘LED-Off’ to turn off the LED. The button will revert to ‘LED-On’. Figure 9: Turn Off LED Lights Step 3: Click ‘Locate’ to locate the AP and click ‘Restore’ to recover the normal state. Once you click ‘Locate’, the LED will alternate flashing between red, blue and green color. Figure 10: Restore LED Lights OmniAccess Stellar AP1101 / AP1221 / AP1222 / AP1231 / AP1232 LED Specification Red Blue Green Time Line Status ON Power on ON Bootloader-OS loading System start up Flash System running Network abnormal (Interface down) Flash System running Network normal, without SSID created. ON System running Network normal, single band working, either 2.4Ghz or 5Ghzworking. ON System running Network normal, dual bands working, both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz are working. Flash Flash System running Red and Blue LED alternate flashing; OS is upgrading. Flash Flash Flash System running 3 LEDs alternate flashing; Used for locating an AP. OmniAccess Stellar AP1251 LED Specification Item Icon Status LED1 SYS Power on: on Bootloader-OS loading: Flash Running: On Upgrade: Flash LED2 2.4G With SSID created: On (Once SSID created on 2.4G, Light On) LED3 5G With SSID created: On (Once SSID created on 5G, Light On) LED4 ENET0 Ethernet linkup: On LED5 ENET1 Ethernet linkup: On LED6 RSRV0 Location: Flash (for Locating function in Web ) LED7 RSRV1 Default is off Contacting Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Support Contact Main Site http://enterprise.alcatel-lucent.com Support Site https://support.esd.alcatel-lucent.com Support Email ebg_global_supportcenter@al-enterprise.com Support Telephone North America 1-800-995-2696 Latin America 1-877-919-9526 Europe +800 00200100 (Toll Free) or +1(650)385-2193 Asia Pacific +65 6240 8484 Other Region 1-818-878-4507

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