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Configuring the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller
Configuring the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller for the First Time
SCALANCE WLC711
2-26 C79000-G8976-C260-03, 07/2012, User Guide, V8.11
Retransmit-Interval — Specifies the time in seconds (displays OSPF default). The default
setting is 5 seconds.
Transmit Delay— Specifies the time in seconds (displays OSPF default). The default
setting is 1 second.
9. To save your changes, click Save.
To Confirm That Ports Are Set for OSPF:
1. To confirm that the ports are set up for OSPF, and that advertised routes from the upstream
router are recognized, click View Forwarding Table. The Forwarding Table is displayed.
The following additional reports display OSPF information when the protocol is in operation:
OSPF Neighbor — Displays the current neighbors for OSPF (routers that have interfaces
to a common network)
OSPF Linkstate — Displays the Link State Advertisements (LSAs) received by the
currently running OSPF process. The LSAs describe the local state of a router or network,
including the state of the routers interfaces and adjacencies.
2. To update the display, click Refresh.
Configuring Filtering at the Interface Level
The SCALANCE IWLAN solution has a number of built-in filters that protect the system from
unauthorized traffic. These filters are specific only to the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller. These
filters are applied at the network interface level and are automatically invoked. By default, these
filters provide stringent-level rules to allow only access to the system's externally visible services.
In addition to these built-in filters, the administrator can define specific exception filters at the
interface-level to customize network access. These filters depend on Topology Modes and the
configuration of an L3 interface for the topology.
For Bridged at Controller topologies, exception filters are defined only if L3 (IP) interfaces are
specified. For Physical, Routed, and 3rd Party AP topologies, exception filtering is always
configured since they all have an L3 interface presence.
Built-in Interface-based Exception Filters
On the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller, various interface-based exception filters are built in and
invoked automatically. These filters protect the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller from
unauthorized access to system management functions and services via the interfaces. Access to
system management functions is granted if the administrator selects the allow management
traffic option in a specific topology.
Allow management traffic is possible on the topologies that have L3 IP interface definitions. For
example, if management traffic is allowed on a physical topology (esa0), only users connected
through ESA0 will be able to get access to the system. Users connecting on any other topology,
such as Routed or Bridged Locally at Controller, will no longer be able to target ESA0 to gain
management access to the system. To allow access for users connected on such a topology, the
given topology configuration itself must have allow management traffic enabled and users will
only be able to target the topology interface specifically.
On the SCALANCE IWLAN Controller’s L3 interfaces (associated with either physical, Routed, or
Bridged Locally at Controller topologies), the built-in exception filter prohibits invoking SSH,
HTTPS, or SNMP. However, such traffic is allowed, by default, on the management port.
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