WLC

The video looks at various user database options available for web authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller, namely local guest and external RADIUS users. We will go through creating local guest account manually and via a lobby admin. We will demonstrate a use of RADIUS server, Cisco ISE, to provide centralized guest user database. A user role will be utilized to rate limit guest traffic both from static assignment to the local user account and dynamic assignment inside RADIUS attribute.

The video walks you through configuration of web-based authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will explore configuration options under WLAN L3 Security focusing around web policy including redirect URL, virtual interface, pre-auth ACL, and web auth proxy. We will also how you how to use OpenSSL to generate CSR and certificate used for web login. 

The video walks you through configuration of web-based authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will explore configuration options under WLAN L3 Security focusing around web policy including redirect URL, virtual interface, pre-auth ACL, and web auth proxy. We will also how you how to use OpenSSL to generate CSR and certificate used for web login. 

The video walks you through configuration of web-based authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will explore configuration options under WLAN L3 Security focusing around web policy including redirect URL, virtual interface, pre-auth ACL, and web auth proxy. We will also how you how to use OpenSSL to generate CSR and certificate used for web login. 

The video shows you how to configure Cisco Wireless LAN Controller to act as a RADIUS server and provide 802.1X authentication to wireless client using Local EAP feature. We will use OpenSSL to generate CSR and have it signed for controller identity certificate. Authentication tested includes PEAP, EAP-TLS, and EAP-FAST. We will primarily use controller local user database but will also discuss and demonstrate limitation of using LDAP. 

The video shows you how to configure Cisco Wireless LAN Controller to act as a RADIUS server and provide 802.1X authentication to wireless client using Local EAP feature. We will use OpenSSL to generate CSR and have it signed for controller identity certificate. Authentication tested includes PEAP, EAP-TLS, and EAP-FAST. We will primarily use controller local user database but will also discuss and demonstrate limitation of using LDAP. 

The video walks you through L2 security options of a WLAN on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will emphasize on WPA/WPA2 with 802.1X and PSK options. Fast Transition (802.11r) will be tested, examined with packet capture, and discussed on why you may or may not want to have this enabled. Other less commonly used options such as WEP with and without 802.1X will also be reviewed.

The video walks you through L2 security options of a WLAN on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will emphasize on WPA/WPA2 with 802.1X and PSK options. Fast Transition (802.11r) will be tested, examined with packet capture, and discussed on why you may or may not want to have this enabled. Other less commonly used options such as WEP with and without 802.1X will also be reviewed.

The video walks you through configuration of L2 security with MAC filtering on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. We will look at both using controller local MAC address database and external RADIUS authentication to authenticate wireless client based on their MAC addresses. We will also configure RADIUS server as part of our configuration.

The video looks at three different DHCP support options on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller; namely DHCP bridging, DHCP Proxy, and Internal DHCP. We will go through pros and cons of each option and why you would choose one option over the others.