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Summit WM Controller diagnostics
Summit WM Technical Reference Guide, Software Version 5.368
Table 14 shows the system capacities for each license.
Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 LEDs
The SC1100 is the main entity in charge of system monitoring and state reporting. The LED states for
the card represent the system states.
Figure 7: System LED diagram
The reported states for the Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 are:
● Run LED – This indicator indicates CPU activity. Once CPU initialization is complete, the Run LED
blinks with CPU activity.
● Activity LED – This indicator will be turned on upon application (SMT) start. It indicates that the
system in now under application control. It also indicates health monitor for app/system
initialization and provides a reset context for error codes.
● Warning/Error LED – The Yellow (Warning) and Red (Error) indicators are ALARM LEDs signalling
a problem state. These LEDs are used by the application to indicate the running state of the system.
The corresponding error code is displayed in the SSD and a corresponding error alert is provided in
through the Log system.
The Seven-Segment Display (SSD) is used to provide information about startup or processor load.
Table 14: Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 system capacity
WM200 WM2000
Number of APs
100 (50 as shipped with base license;
50 with capacity upgrade license)
200 (100 as shipped with base
license; 100 with capacity upgrade
license)
Number of Users
2048 4096
Number of WM-Access Domains
32 64
Number of Voice calls
200 500
Maximum Throughput
2Gbps 2Gbps
Part Number
15955: Controller with base license 15956 – Controller with base license
Reset
switch
WARNING
LED
ERROR
LED
INT LED
LCT switch
RUN
LED
ACT LED
Seven-segment
display
- WM Technical Reference Guide 1
- Software Version 5.3 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Formatting conventions 10
- Documentation feedback 10
- Protocols and standards 11
- About this guide 12
- 1 System Capacities 13
- Altitude Access Point 14
- Feature capacities 15
- Table 7: Legend 16
- Protocol (DHCP) 17
- Table 8: Use of DHCP 21
- Table 9: Internal DHCP setup 22
- ● General options: lines 1-3 25
- Static Altitude AP Addressing 29
- Best Practices 36
- Step 3a: Configuring IAS 40
- Computers 42
- Add RADIUS clients 43
- Best Practice 44
- Add a remote access policy 44
- 4 Click the Advanced tab 46
- Dictionary file 47
- Client Computers for EAP-TLS 50
- Computers for EAP-TLS 51
- Export a certificate 52
- Import a certificate 52
- PEAP-MS-CHAP v2 54
- Using Guest Access 56
- Using Validated Access 56
- Using a Third-Party CA 57
- Security 61
- Altitude APs 62
- Wireless Network Adapters 62
- Active Directory 63
- Scalability 64
- Group Policy extension 65
- ● 1GB of secondary storage 67
- ● 4 partitions 67
- Firmware initialization: 69
- Application initialization: 69
- Warning conditions: 70
- Error conditions: 70
- System Startup 71
- Using the console port 76
- Local rescue 77
- Remote rescue 77
- 7 Hardware maintenance 81
- Figure 11: Power supply LEDs 82
- Power FRUs 83
- Fan Tray 83
- MF1000 Media Flash Card 84
- NP4000 Network Processor Card 85
- SC1100 Supervisory Card 86
- Tools and equipment required 87
- ● Power Supply Unit 91
- ● Hard Disk Drive (HDD) 91
- ● MPE20 Card 91
- WM200/2000” on page 90 93
- Hardware maintenance 94
- Altitude AP antenna selection 96
- 9 AP as 802.1X supplicant 97
- ● AP serial number 98
- ● AP name 98
- TLS certificate expiration 100
- Authentication with 802.1X 101
- EAP-TLS authentication 102
- EAP-PEAP configuration 103
- EAP-PEAP authentication 103
- General configuration 103
- Bulk EAP-TLS configuration 105
- Bulk EAP-PEAP configuration 106
- Limits and technical data 107
- AP as 802.1X supplicant 108
- 10 MAC-Based Authentication 109
- Radius redundancy 110
- Rejection and failure 110
- Additional RADIUS attributes 110
- Assumptions/recommendations 111
- Use Cases 111
- Vendor Interoperability 111
- MAC-Based Authentication 112
- 11 FreeRADIUS and Security 113
- Debugging FreeRADIUS 116
- 12 RADIUS Attributes 117
- RADIUS accounting 118
- Termination codes 119
- RADIUS response messages 120
- RADIUS Attributes 122
- When to use fast failover 124
- 14 SNMP MIBs 125
- IEEE802dot11-MIB 126
- Proprietary MIBs 127
- SNMP MIBs 128
- Working with supported files 133
- 18 Logs and Events 135
- Logs and Events 136
- EVENT_SERVER (1) 137
- CONFIG_MANAGER (2) 143
- STATS_SERVER (3) 145
- SECURITY_MANAGER (4) 147
- RU_MANAGER (6) 159
- RADIUS_CLIENT (7) 162
- HOST_SERVICE_MANAGER (8) 165
- VNMGR (9) 165
- STACK_ADAPTER (10) 172
- CLI (11) 172
- LANGLEY (13) 173
- NSM_SERVER (15) 174
- OSPF_SERVER (17) 175
- CDR_COLLECTOR (23) 176
- RF_DATA_COLLECTOR (36) 181
- REMOTE_INS (58) 182
- LLC_HANDLER (62) 187
- RADIUS_ACCOUNTING (64) 188
- RU_SESMGR_ID (65) 189
- MU_SESMGR_ID (66) 191
- FILTER_MGR_ID (67) 192
- REDIRECTOR4 (68) 195
- BEAST (75) 195
- BEACONPOINT (99) 197
- FILTER_MANAGER_ID (103) 197
- REDIR_ID (106) 198
- CPDP_AGENT_ID (110) 198
- PORT_INFO_J_MANAGER (118) 198
- ECHELON (126) 199
- RFC list 201
- 802.11 standards list 202
- 802.1q VLANs 203
- Standard Name 203
- Reference lists of standards 204
- Glossary 205
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