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Aruba WLAN, ClearPass & AirWave Deployment
WLAN Test Procedure
&
Test Plan
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Aruba Architecture for “Company”
WLAN
Controllers & IAPs
SSIDs:
Voyager
– PEAP-TLS - Primary Employee
Openspace
– Guest Access and Device Registration/Provisioning
0nb0ard
– EAP-TLS For onboard devices.
1p3t
– WPA2-PSK - Used for Cisco Phones – WPA2
Enterprise
– 802.1x WEP – Old Employee SSID, to be decommissioned
NCC
-1701 – MSCHAPv2 – Old Employee SSID, to be decommissioned
CLEARPASS
– SJ & Japan – functions:
TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsored registration, and filtered lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration at web portal pages.
Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type
AIRWAVE
– SJ & Japan
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WLAN turn-up Tuning /Optimization /Testing for Aruba WLAN
1. WLAN turn-up, tuning, optimization
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
Pre-requisites AP Layout, with AP Names,
Certified
Table of AP MACs, Names Certified As Built of APs Locations /Names as installed at by cabling Vendor
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status 1.1 Confirm LAN LLD
Implemented “Company”
1.2 Confirm Management VLAN & IP
Structure
“Company” 1.3 Confirm DHCP Server
functionality “Company”
1.4 Confirm Controllers Racked, Stacked,
Power on, Connectivity
“Company” 1.5 Add Initial Controller config
details in turn on sequence
MSA 1.6 Load “Company” Base Config
to Controller
MSA 1.7 Add Specific LLD parameters
for this
location & LAN to Controller from
LLD
MSA
1.8 Set up designed redundancy
And Master Controller MSA
1.9 Confirm APs Groups and RF Profiles
are added for this location
MSA 1.10 Add Test APs to local access
switch ”Company”
1.11 Confirm test APs home to Controller
with DHCP Server
MSA 1.12 Confirm Test APs provisioned
and
fully functional in controller
MSA 1.13 Confirm VLAN Connectivity of
Controller to LAN Switch Core MSA
1.14 Confirm Controller FireWall
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1.15 Confirm DHCP /DNS forClient Devices
MSA 1.16 Perform Fail-over Tests of
Controller
With all SSIDs operational
MSA 1.17 Perform individual device tests,
on all
SSIDs through Test APs
MSA/”Company” 1.18 Set up iPerf Server with 1G
wired connection
”Company” 1.19 Perform iPerf Testing through
Test
APs. These Laptops will be used for
audit during WLAN turn-up
MSA
1.20 Perform Testing with all other device
types –for Internet & functions
MSA
IAPs
2. IAP WLAN turn-up, tuning, optimization
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
CLI program like “putty” Or Browser for Web Interface With CLI access to NIC Aruba Utilities
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status
2.1 Prime IAP Access and “Company”
2.2 Load “Company” Config &
confirm other IAPs installed MSA
2.3 Populate Config to other IAPs
locally MSA
2.4 Add Specific LLD parameters
for this location & LAN MSA
2.5 Confirm IAPs Groups and RF Profiles
are available for this location, & Set up
in AirWave.
MSA
2.6 Allow fully functional IAPs to
settle MSA
2.7 Attach Testing Droid with Aruba Utilities to AirWave, so it can pull down floor-plan and show channel and power settings while testing
MSA
2.8 Walk floors, with Laptops and Droids running Aruba Utilities and analyze RF levels and
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Roaming performance aspreviously described 2.9 Make Max & Min RF Profile
adjustments for each frequency from findings and allow to settle again
MSA
2.10 REPEAT as required, document
all changes and iterations MSA
2.11 RF profile should now be OPTIMAL for location and device types
MSA
2.12 Allow WLAN to settle MSA
2.13 Check SSIDs operational and devices available for individual device tests, through Test Aps Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701 Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones
MSA/”Company”
2.14 Set up iPerf Server with 1G
wired connection “Company”
2.15 Perform iPerf Testing through Test APs. These Laptops will then be used at audit portions of the site during WLAN turn-up
MSA/”Company”
2.16 Perform Testing with all other device types –for Internet & functions
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ClearPass Integration
3. ClearPass integration to Controller
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
CLI program like “putty” Or Browser for Web Interface With CLI access to NIC Aruba Utilities
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status
3.1 Set Controller config to use
ClearPass MSA
3.2 Check all Roles and Config
details set MSA
3.3 Use test APs to check all ClearPass Functionality OnBoarding
TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered lookup to “Company” ADAM box. Device registration landing pages. Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones
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AirWave Integration
4. AirWave Integration with Controller
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
CLI program like “putty” Or Browser for Web Interface With CLI access to NIC Aruba Utilities
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status
4.1 Confirm any required Network
FireWall Ports open “Company”
4.2 Set Up Controller to send AirWave its Polled and AMON data
MSA 4.3 Check Controller that it is
reporting to AirWave for Master & Local Normal + AMON
MSA 4.4 Add AW (Server) IP &
Community String MSA
4.5 AMON review if is enabled
show mgmt-servers MSA
4.6 To enable AMON config t
mgmt-server type amp primary-server <IP
ADDRESS of AMP Server> profile
default-amp exit write mem
MSA
4.7 Check FireWall Visibility
show firewall-visibility status MSA
4.8 To enable FW Visibility config t firewall-visibility exit write mem MSA
4.9 Add to correct Aruba Controller
& AP Groups in AIRWAVE MSA
4.10 Create site Folder in AIRWAVE MSA
4.11 Enter Floor-Plans, locate and
name APs in AIRWAVE MSA
4.12 Check and Confirm Data is populating in AirWave from Controller and Test APs
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Targets for Performance Results and Testing
Aruba WLAN RF Levels & Range of AP individual coverage
The general level of RF coverage goal is -50 dBm to -55 dBm levels for ~.ac (likely
- 55 to -60dBm on Droids). Take note about receive sensitivity comments below!
Individual APs “cells” goal is for well-defined and localized coverage for each AP
to maintain devices on high MCS rates. Then as you move away roaming is
promoted for devices so again they maintain high rates and transition to other APs
before degrading service by sticking to an AP for too long.
In a discrete location, several APs offer excellent coverage at graduated power
levels (-5 to -10dBm lower each) on orthogonal channels, so load can be shared
between adjacent APs.
Power settings – all devices types will be used, laptops tablets & phones, all devices
have different transmit & receive sensitivities, so tablets and phones can register
received level -5 to -10dBm lower than PCs. AP power will look to mirror or be
lower than the medium device – here a Tablet @ +12 to +15dBm Tx Power.
Roaming
As a computer /device moves and transitions away from an AP, it needs to change to a new
AP which now is closer and has a stronger signal to maintain the best PHY and Data rates for
throughput and performance.
Devices should roam as they move 2-3 APs away on a well optimized network.
Note: as a device roams on a ~.1x WLAN a re-auth is required.
Initial Tuning after Turn-on
AOS Systems and Dashboard Review
After APs have been turned on and allowed to settle for a short period, initial
AOS Dashboard metrics should be reviewed. These reviews are the power levels
APs are settling at, the channel choices APs are making for 2.4 & 5
GHz frequencies, and AP statistics such as channel busy, noise floor and other data
in there.
These metrics and Client data are reviewed in the AOS Dashboard throughout the
Tuning Cycle.
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WLAN Floor Power Levels, RF Propagation and Client Review
Next an initial device walks of WLAN are performed – with Laptops, Tablets and
Phones.
These walk-throughs review the WLAN Power levels the devices see, and their
network characteristics are assessed (PHY rates, roaming, # of Aps seen, relative
power levels in the two frequencies, occurrence of orthogonal, same or adjacent RF
channels).
Tuning Performance Tests
In this initial tuning period, a selection of performance tests on various devices are
conducted for assessment of configuration settings and performance.
Note on testing techniques are in a later section.
Initial settings
In this initial testing period for Aruba WLAN, power levels will likely start to be
adjusted from:
(min /max ARM settings)
15 dBm /9 dBm for 5GHz
and
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4. AirWave Integration with Controller
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
CLI program like “putty” Or Browser for Web Interface With CLI access to NIC Aruba Utilities
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status
5.1 Controller Accessible to Test
Engineer MSA/“Company”
5.2 Confirm Controller has gone through the
turn-up and testing controls – from part 1
MSA
5.3 Locate APs, cabled & installed, directed to
controller by DHCP Server & Management VLAN
MSA
5.4 Enable APs in Controller from whole
building
MSA 5.5 Name APs and move to correct
AP
Group, with assigned RF Profile
MSA
5.6 Allow APs to settle and stabilize MSA
5.7 Attach Testing Droid with Aruba Utilities to AirWave, so it can pull down floor-plan and show channel and power settings while testing
MSA
5.8 Walk floors, with Laptops and Droids running Aruba Utilities and analyze RF levels and Roaming performance as previously described
MSA
5.9 Make Max & Min RF Profile adjustments for each frequency from findings and allow to settle again
MSA
5.10 REPEAT as required, document
all changes and iterations MSA
5.11 RF profile should now be OPTIMAL for location and device types
MSA
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Network Device Access & Testing to Networks Servers and Applications
2
ndStage Testing
After initial stage testing and changes, the network should be allowed to settle before
the next stage of testing is performed.
This testing is a review of device authentication, performance, access to the network,
access to network services, applications used – with tests performed throughout the
building space.
Network Services & Applications
Access needs to be checked & validated to network servers, applications, and
DBs at many locations.
A selection of normally used devices need to be taken through the floors and tested
for typical use cases of access to the different network servers and applications, from
various representative locations - open spaces, cubes, offices and meeting rooms
each floor etc.
Typical applications might be: Biz Apps, SharePoint, PPM, SAP, Oracle
EBS, Horizon Workspace, Source, VPN (Guest ), WebEx, WebEx (steaming ) and
Helpzilla etc.
Communication Voice & Video Applications
Some limited testing should be performed with Skype, Facetime & Lync, under the
following scenarios:
Facetime & Skype
o Stationary Calls – using Voice & Video
o Moving Device to Stationary – using Voice & Video
o Stationary Device to Internet Device – using Voice & Video
Lync – using Voice. Video & presentations including PPTs, streaming video etc.
Up to 6 devices should be used. (Note comments ahout devices roaming on ~.1x
and re-auth’ing.)
o Stationary Calls
o Moving Device to Stationary
o Stationary Device to Internet Device
Formal AirMagnet Surveys
AirMagnet Survey, does not represent these high capacity networks well, they are
tuned by power and config. It can be used after the network has “settled” to review
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the floor dBm RF levels, but these can also be reviewed by a Droid running Aruba
Utilities, noting the different receive sensitivities. If it is used during tuning, then it
can be interesting to see the raw files and APs seen at different locations; and the
prescribed reports can be used to show the “effective” cell size of each AP.
Specific Testing at Cube /Meeting Room /Office Locations
iPerf and internet speed testing can also be performed at specific locations, to audit
network performance.
Roaming Tests
Roaming tests are very important, if devices roam well, then the WALN will be
optimally used, if not poor and patchy performance will occur in some devices. Ideal
results will be a roam by every 2
nd- 3
rd/4
thAP, to maintain the highest MCS rates.
Roams should let the device remain on the 5GHz frequency without transferring to
2.4GHz.
These tests are easily performed on Droids running Aruba Utilities, and on Win
Laptops with a CMD window and show commands for the summary of NIC
information.
Other Testing and Applications used for Network Assessment and
Testing
Other testing processes not fully described elsewhere
Of the different types of devices, many devices have different OS’s, wireless NICs
(network interface cards), and maximum power levels they typically transmit at, and
consequently effective range they are able to “talk” bi-directionally to APs. The
graded power curve for device types is (most powerful to least): laptops, tablets,
phones & other handheld devices.
Laptops
A variety of CMD commands can be run to access connection WLAN /NICs, ping,
while moving around through the HTF floors to access PHY rates and roaming
characteristics the device choose, and connectivity for the WLAN config settings
during testing. This is dynamic testing, and observations are used to review results
for Surveys and Roam results.
Tablets /Phones
Aruba Utilities is a useful application for Droids and review of networks designed for
capacity; it lists all the SSIDs, channels and frequencies (device must be b/g/a – n &
ac useful) that the device can see, colour codes similar VAPs, and shows the dBm
power levels visible for each at that location. It also clearly shows PHY rates &
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roaming activities for these devices as they move through the floor space and
network; and can pull AirWave floor plan data and metrics.
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6. Further WLAN Functionality Testing & Full Systems Reviews throughout Office Space
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
Pre-requisites AP Layout, with AP Names,
Certified
Table of AP MACs, Names Certified As Built of APs Locations /Names as installed at by cabling Vendor
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status 6.1 The following test should be
performed through the site on an audit basis
MSA 6.2 Walk around testing each 15000
– 20000 sq ft, multiple devices carried together;
MSA 6.3 Check all SSID /ClearPass
Functionality OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered
lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones
MSA/“Company”
6.4 Further Roam Tests with
various devices MSA
6.5 Stream Video to Tablet while
moving throughout MSA
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Testing6.7 Access to designated Server,
Storage & Network Locations “Company”
6.8 Access and Functionality to Network/Cloud Business Applications
“Company” 6.9 Use of a VoIP Phone in Survey
mode to review choice of APs it can make
MSA
6.10 Hold a VoIP call traversing site ”Company”
6.11 Review RF Levels and AirWave Maps for Power and Channel Choices with Droid Aruba Utilities
MSA
6.12 Choose a selection of
representative use spaces for the following comprehensive test suite different from above
MSA
6.13 iPerf tests to Laptop MSA/”Company”
6.14 Data Downloads Network “Company”
6.15 Data Downloads Internet MSA
6.16 Stream Video MSA
6.17 Access to designated Server,
Storage & Network Locations ”Company”
6.18 Access and Functionality to Network/Cloud Business Applications
”Company”
6.19 Hold a VoIP Call ”Company”
6.20 Review RF Levels and AirWave Maps for Power and Channel Choices with Droid Aruba Utilities
MSA
6.21 Voice and Video Test Cases 6.22 Test as descriptions from early
descriptive section MSA
Go-Live, Site inhabitants return and use System
Knowledgeable Device Technicians should be available at the site to work with with returning
Employees /Contractors. They should be backed up by Engineers with Access to AirWave,
ClearPass and Controllers; and other Network Elements that might need troubleshooting.
Sites are now open to all types of devices that are made with uncontrolled OS’s and revision
levels
The majority of issues found on return are “Desktop Device Trouble-shooting” cases
These should be grouped and “bucketised” fast to evaluate if there are any wider cases
needing evaluation.
An Issues Log should be maintained and closed-out, finding the route cause for each device
with problems
ISSUE LOG
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ClearPass Appliances Turn-up
Publisher
7. WLAN turn-up, tuning, optimization
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status 7.1 Prepare VM or
Rack & Stack Appliance “Company”
7.2 Check Network Connectivity “Company”
7.3 Load ClearPass VM Image or
Turn on Appliance “Company”
7.4 Load Base Config & LLD parameters:
IP
Resolvable DNS Hostname Licences
Path & Upgrade SW Join Domain Admin Psswd User/Device Psswd Add Server Secrets Controllers Credentials Load Public Trust SSL Server Certs
Open FW ports if required
MSA
7.5 Load Design Services and Config
Or
Create Config and Scripts With connection to Controller /IAPs
MSA
7.6 Perform individual device tests, on all
SSIDs through Test APs for ALL Roles
and ClearPass Design Cases
MSA
7.7 Check all SSID /ClearPass Functionality
OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered
lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID
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Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones 7.8 Back-up Appliance for
restoration if required
MSA
Subscriber
8. WLAN turn-up, tuning, optimization
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status 8.1 Prepare VM or
Rack & Stack Appliance “Company”
8.2 Check Network Connectivity “Company”
8.3 Load ClearPass VM Image or
Turn on Appliance “Company”
8.4 Load Base Config & LLD parameters:
IP
Resolvable DNS Hostname Licences
Path & Upgrade SW Join Domain Admin Psswd User/Device Psswd Add Server Secrets Controllers Credentials Load Public Trust SSL Server Certs
Open FW ports if required
MSA
8.5 Connect to Publisher MSA
8.6 Load Design Services and
Config MSA
8.7 Connect to a local Controller for
Testing MSA
8.8 Set up Controller For ClearPass Roles etc.
MSA 8.9 Check all SSID /ClearPass
Functionality OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory. MSA
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Guest sponsor registration andfiltered
lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
Specific role-based
authentication to controller by device-type
With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones 8.10 Back-up Appliance for
restoration if required
MSA
AirWave Server Turn-up
9. WLAN turn-up, tuning, optimization
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status 9.1 Prepare VM or rack, stack,
power up appliance, and network connectivity
“Company” 9.2 Load AirWave ISO
Same level if other Airwave Servers in Network
“Company” 9.3 Set base config and Network
LLD during turn up MSA/“Company”
9.4 Save Passwords Especially CLI Root
MSA
9.5 Add Licences MSA
9.6 Either import or set up Groups
Folders Floor-Plans
AP Names and Locations Base Report’s
Config Optimisations Alerts
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Rogue Events9.7 Check Data being populated from
Network Elements
MSA
9.8 Check over all pages and tabs MSA
Pilot Network
Code Upgrade Trials & Changes in Services or Processes
Isolated Pilot WLAN Controller (pair) & Representative Site Location
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status Check all SSID /ClearPass
Functionality OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones
Isolated IAP CLuster & Representative Site Location
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Required Equipment & SWLaptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status Check all SSID /ClearPass
Functionality OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered
lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
Specific role-based authentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones
Isolated ClearPass Appliance for use with Pilot Controller (Pair) and IAPs
Required Equipment & SW Laptop for configuration Laptop Win XP & 8.1 Droid
MAC OSX & IOS iPad & iPhone Representative Devices to fully test Integrated
System & all AAA cases with ClearPass
# Detail Notes /Issue Owner Time/Date Status Check all SSID /ClearPass
Functionality OnBoarding TLS Certificate based authentication to active directory.
Guest sponsor registration and filtered lookup to “Company” ADAM box.
Device registration landing pages.
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Specific role-basedauthentication to controller by device-type With each appropriate SSID Voyager Openspace 0nb0ard 1p3t Enterprise NCC-1701
Each with all representative devices
in testing sample Mac OSX
Windows XP and Windows 8.1 IOS iPads & Phones Android Tablet & Phones