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Chapter 4 HiveManager Examples
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• Configuration Settings:
• Network Management Settings: hq
The management services set was previously created. For details, see "Example 5: Setting Management
Service Parameters" on page 52 .
• AAA RADIUS Settings: auth-1
The AAA RADIUS settings were previously defined in "Setting AAA RADIUS Settings" on page 55 .
• QoS Enabled: ( select )
QoS Classification and Marking Policy: VoIP-QoS
The QoS classification policy was previously defined. See "Mapping the MAC OUI and Services to
Aerohive Classes" on page 43 .
3. In the Profile Mappings section, click Add .
The New SSID-User Profile-VLAN Mapping dialog box appears.
4. Enter the following:
• SSID: voip
This SSID was previously defined in "voip SSID" on page 50 .
• Bind Radio Mode: 11b/g
In this example, you want to use IEEE 802.11b/g for network access traffic because a broader range of
wireless clients support IEEE 802.11b than IEEE 802.11a, which came out two years later (despite its
alphabetical precedence), and it provides slightly greater coverage.
The three choices in the Bind Radio Mode drop-down list are as follows:
— 11a+11b/g: This binds the SSID to two subinterfaces, each linked to a different radio operating in
separate frequency bands. Radio 1 supports IEEE 802.11b/g and operates in the 2.4 GHz band, and
radio 2 supports IEEE 802.11a and operates in the 5 GHz band.
This is a good approach if the HiveAPs need to interoperate with some wireless clients that only
support 802.11b/g and others that only support 802.11a. In this case, both of the wifi
interfaces
— wifi0 and wifi1 — are in access mode. On the other hand, if hive members need to
support wireless backhaul communications, then you cannot take this approach because one
interface (wifi1 by default) will need to be in backhaul mode and, therefore, cannot support an
SSID.
— 11b/g: This binds the SSID to a subinterface linked to a radio operating at 2.4 GHz for the IEEE
802.11b or IEEE 802.11g standards.
— 11a: This binds the SSID to a subinterface using an antenna operating at 5 GHz for the IEEE 802.11a
standard.
5. Click in the empty User Profile cell to activate the drop-down list, and then choose VoIP .
6. Select Default , set the VLAN ID as 2 , and then click OK .
The New SSID-User Profile-VLAN Mapping dialog box closes.
7. In the Profile Mappings section in the New Device Group dialog box, click Add .
The New SSID-User Profile-VLAN Mapping dialog box appears.
8. Enter the following:
• SSID: corp
This SSID was previously defined in "corp SSID" on page 51 .
• Bind Radio Mode: 11b/g