ExtremeCloud IQ Controller Customer Release Notes
Firmware Version V.10.08.01.0027
December 19, 2023
INTRODUCTION
The ExtremeCloud IQ Controller is a next-generation orchestration application offering all the mobility services required for modern unified access deployments. It includes comprehensive critical network services for wireless and wired connectivity, wireless device secure onboarding, distributed and centralized data paths, role-based access control through the Application Layer (Layer 7), integrated location services, and IoT device onboarding through a single platform. Built on field-proven architectures with the latest technology, the embedded operating system supports containerization of applications, enabling future expansion of value-added applications for the unified access edge.
The E3120 and E3125 are large application appliances designed for high-density and mission-critical deployments, supporting up to 20,000 APs/Defenders, 2,000 switches, and 100,000 mobility sessions in high-availability mode. An optional redundant power supply is available.
The E2120 and E2122 are application appliances for medium-sized, high-density, and mission-critical deployments, supporting up to 4,000 APs/Defenders, 800 switches, and 32,000 mobility sessions in high-availability mode. An optional redundant power supply is available.
The E1120 is an entry to mid-level platform expandable to 250 APs/Defenders, 100 switches, and 4,000 mobility sessions in high-availability mode.
The VE6120 is an elastic virtual appliance supporting up to 1,000 APs/Defenders, 400 switches, and 16,000 mobility sessions in high-availability mode, depending on the hosting hardware. The VE6120H and VE6120K offer elastic capacities for VMWare/MS Hyper-V/Linux KVM, ranging from Small to Large.
The VE6125/VE6125K XL are virtual appliances supporting up to 4,000 APs/Defenders, 400 switches, and 32,000 mobility sessions in high-availability mode, depending on the hosting hardware.
The ExtremeCloud IQ Controller offers the ability to expand capacity to meet growing business needs. Hardware and virtual packages are available for purchase as a Right-To-Use Subscription model, supporting flexible quantities and extended terms.
Enhancements in 10.08.01.0027
- Enhanced operational infrastructure protection with a new DHCP-based protection mode.
- Extended support of Network Access Identifier (NAI) routing to standard AAA (RADIUS) servers.
- Improved clarification on BLE Scan configuration dependency in IOT profiles for AirDefense operations.
- Introduced support for SES-Imagotag's Electronic Shelf Labeling (ESL) solutions.
- Enhanced Access Point Authenticator to support TLS 1.2 for infrastructure authentication.
Changes in 10.08.01.0027
- Addressed an issue where floor plan modifications were not retained after initial save.
- Enhanced durability of Multiband Operation configuration retention after an upgrade.
- Improved resiliency of controller pair synchronization process.
- Eliminated an extra search step for locating wireless client session context.
- Addressed failures in retrieving Access Point Trace logs for AP500 series.
- Improved reporting state to avoid duplication for 'tag' frames when APs have one radio configured for service and another for sensor.
FIRMWARE SPECIFICATION
Status | Version No. | Type | Release Date |
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Current Version | V.10.08.01.0027 | Feature Release | December 19, 2023 |
SUPPORTED APPLIANCES, ACCESS POINTS AND SWITCHES
Product Name | Image |
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ExtremeCloud IQ Controller VE6120 VMware Min Supported ESXi version 5.1 or later, (tested 7.0) | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.dle |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller VE6120H (Windows server 2016 or later) | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.spe |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller VE6120K Linux KVM | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.dve |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller VE6125 Min Supported ESXi version 5.5 or later, (tested 7.0) | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.rse |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller VE6125K Linux KVM | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.mfe |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller E1120 | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.sme |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller E2120 | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.jse |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller E2122 | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.wze |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller E3120 | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.ose |
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller E3125 | XIQC-10.08.01.0027-1.dze |
AP3000-WW, AP3000X-WW | AP3xxx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP302W-CAN, AP302W-FCC, AP302W-IL, AP302W-WR | AP302W-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP305C-1-CAN, AP305C-1-FCC, AP305C-1-IL, AP305C-1-WR, AP305C-CAN, AP305C-FCC, AP305C-IL, AP305C-WR, AP305CX-CAN, AP305CX-FCC, AP305CX-IL, AP305CX-WR | AP3xxC-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP310e-1-WR, AP310e-CAN, AP310e-FCC, AP310e-IL, AP310e-WR, AP310i-1-WR, AP310i-CAN, AP310i-FCC, AP310i-IL, AP310i-WR | AP3xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP360e-CAN, AP360e-FCC, AP360e-IL, AP360e-WR, AP360i-CAN, AP360i-FCC, AP360i-IL, AP360i-WR | AP3xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP3912i-FCC, AP3912i-ROW | AP391x-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP3915e-FCC, AP3915e-ROW, AP3915i-FCC, AP3915i-ROW | AP391x-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP3916ic-FCC, AP3916ic-ROW | AP391x-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP3916-camera | AP3916IC-V1-0-14-1.dlf |
AP3917e-FCC, AP3917e-ROW, AP3917i-FCC, AP3917i-ROW, AP3917k-FCC, AP3917k-ROW | AP391x-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP3935e-FCC, AP3935e-ROW, AP3935i-FCC, AP3935i-IL, AP3935i-ROW | AP3935-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP3965e-FCC, AP3965e-ROW, AP3965i-FCC, AP3965i-ROW | AP3935-10.51.24.0003.img |
AP4000-1-WW, AP4000-WW | AP4000x-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP410C-1-CAN, AP410C-1-FCC, AP410C-1-IL, AP410C-1-WR, AP410C-CAN, AP410C-FCC, AP410C-IL, AP410C-WR | AP4xxC-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP410e-CAN, AP410e-FCC, AP410e-IL, AP410e-WR, AP410i-1-FCC, AP410i-1-WR, AP410i-CAN, AP410i-FCC, AP410i-IL, AP410i-WR | AP4xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP460C-CAN, AP460C-FCC, AP460C-IL, AP460C-WR, AP460S12C-CAN, AP460S12C-FCC, AP460S12C-IL, AP460S12C-WR, AP460S6C-CAN, AP460S6C-FCC, AP460S6C-IL, AP460S6C-WR | AP4xxC-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP460e-CAN, AP460e-FCC, AP460e-IL, AP460e-WR, AP460i-CAN, AP460i-FCC, AP460i-IL, AP460i-WR | AP4xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP5010-WW | AP5xxx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP5050D-WW | AP5xxx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP5050U-WW | AP5xxx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP505i-FCC, AP505i-WR | AP5xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP510e-FCC, AP510e-WR, AP510i-1-FCC, AP510i-1-WR, AP510i-FCC, AP510i-WR | AP5xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
AP560h-FCC, AP560h-WR, AP560i-FCC, AP560i-WR | AP5xx-LEAN-10.8.1.0-022R.img |
SA201 | AP391x-10.51.24.0003.img |
Switches | |
210-12p-10GE2, 210-24p-10GE2, 210-48p-10GE2, 210-12p-10GE2 POE, 210-24p-10GE2 POE, 210-48p-10GE2 POE | 210-series_V1.02.05.0013.stk fp-connector-3.3.0.4.pyz (cloud connector) |
220-12p-10GE2, 220-24p-10GE2, 220-48p-10GE2, 220-12p-10GE2 POE, 220-24p-10GE2 POE, 220-48p-10GE2 POE | 220-series_V1.02.05.0013.stk fp-connector-3.3.0.4.pyz (cloud connector) |
X435-24P/T-4S | summitlite_arm-30.7.1.1.xos summitlite_arm-30.5.0.259-cloud_connector-3.4.2.6.xmod |
X440G2-12t-10G4, X440G2-24t-10G4, X440G2-48t-10G4, X440G2-12t-10G4 POE, X440G2-24t-10G4 POE, X440G2-48t-10G4 POE | summitX-30.2.1.8-patch2-5.xos summitX-30.2.1.8-cloud_connector-3.4.1.8.xmod (cloud connector) |
X465 24W, X465_48T, X465 48P, X465 48W, X465_24MU, X465 24MU_24W | onie-30.2.1.8-patch2-5-vpex_controlling_bridge.lst onie-30.2.1.8-cloud_connector-3.4.1.20.xmod |
X620-16x | summitX-30.2.1.8-patch2-5.xos summitX-30.2.1.8-cloud_connector-3.4.1.8.xmod (cloud connector) |
NETWORK MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE SUPPORT
Network Management | Version |
---|---|
ExtremeControl™ | 22.3 or higher |
ExtremeAnalytics™ | 22.3 or higher |
ExtremeCloud™ A3 | 4.0 |
ExtremeCloud™ IQ-Site Engine | 22.3 or higher |
Air Defense
Version | |
---|---|
ExtremeAirDefense™ | 10.5 |
ExtremeGuest™ | 6.0.1.0-001 |
INSTALLATION INFORMATION:
Appliance Installations
- E1120: Extreme Campus Controller E1120 Installation Guide
- E2120: Extreme Campus Controller E2120 Installation Guide
- E2122: Extreme Campus Controller E2122 Installation Guide
- E3120: Extreme Campus Controller E3120 Installation Guide
- E3125: Extreme Campus Controller E3125 Installation Guide
- VE6120/VE6125: Extreme Campus Controller VE6120/VE6125 Installation Guide
- VE6120H: Extreme Campus Controller VE6120H Installation Guide
- VE6120K/VE6125K: Extreme Campus Controller VE6120K/VE6125K Installation Guide
Known Restrictions and Limitations:
Known Restriction or Limitation | I.D |
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Certain wireless clients (such as Qualcomm Killer Wireless 1535 and Intel 7265D/8260/8265) have been known to not complete the 4-way handshake in order to fulfill the association process in networks that have both PMF/MFP (802.11w) and Fast-Transition (802.11r [FT]) enabled. The currently-recommended workaround is to not enable PMF/MFP configuration on a service that is also using 802.11r. Such clients have been demonstrated to work correctly on services with just 802.11r (FT) enabled. | nse0003416 |
Controller functions, including internal communications and containerized applications, require the usage of reserved address space. Two subnets are reserved internally to the controller: # 172.17.0.0/24 and #172.31.0.16/28. The user interface prevents assigning IP addresses to local interfaces (physical or virtual) that conflict with these ranges. | XCC-3121 |
For ExtremeCloud IQ Controller (v5) systems previously onboarded into an ExtremeCloud IQ account for visibility, following an upgrade to ExtremeCloud IQ Controller (v10), you must remove and redeclare the controller to ExtremeCloud IQ. This will facilitate the re-synchronization of the controller with the ExtremeCloud IQ account. | XCC-2463 |
Before installing a new ExtremeCloud IQ Controller license, you must configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server settings. Licensing management is dependent on accurate NTP configuration. Configure NTP via the ExtremeCloud IQ Controller initial Configuration Wizard, or go to Admin > System > Network Time to configure and verify the NTP settings. | XCC-2353 |
For ExtremeCloud IQ Controller configured for authentication of administrators over RADIUS server, the GUI responsiveness may be slow, possibly over 30 seconds if the target server(s) are unavailable or unreachable at login time. If the outage is extensive, the system will eventually timeout to validate against local credentials when provisioned. | XCC-2350 |
ExtremeCloud IQ-Site Engine 22.3.10 is the minimum required revision for representation of ExtremeCloud IQ Controller 10.01.01 or later revisions. Extreme Management Center (8.5.x or later) does NOT recognize a controller running ExtremeCloud IQ Controller 10.01.01 or later. | XCC-2348 |
To improve stability of mesh when SmartRF is used with a mesh root AP: Use fixed channel width. Set SmartRF sensitivity to "Low" to decrease the time that the AP will abandon the channel for scanning. | XCC-1684 |
This PR is created to track the same problem that exists with calibration on HOS APs on 6 GHz band (HOS-18808). | WOS-5655 |
At the moment, 6 GHz calibration works only with AP as client with 11mc ranging mode. If you use Pixel phone, 6 Ghz ranging does not work at all. It is phone problem (wos-5629), but we should record this in the release notes. | |
Allow UTF-8 characters in JSON payload for all Rest API so non-ASCII / Unicode characters are accepted in Rest API requests to comply with current Rest API standards. | ECA-321 |
MAC-based authentication and WPA3-Compatibility (SAE or WPA2-PSK) and PMF "Required" may not work. This issue will be addressed in a future release. | ECA-1961 |
For the Access Point Test feature, when using the wireless client option for the 5GHz band, if the access point is operating in dual-5GHz mode, and radio 1 is set to 5GHz low (not 2.4GHz), the AP as a client will operate on the 5GHz low band. This may limit the test client's capability to connect to the infrastructure APs that operate in the 5GHz high band. Recommendation: Only exercise wireless AP Test on devices that are configured for full-band mode. | XCC-3284 |
AP3900 series requires a minimum firmware revision of 10.41.01 (or later) for onboarding into ExtremeCloud IQ Controller. Customers migrating from ExtremeWireless installations or onboarding new AP3900 inventory to ExtremeCloud IQ Controller must ensure APs are running at least the minimum revision prior to onboarding. Depending on the age of the inventory, this may require a manual upgrade of the unit firmware outside of the management framework. | XCC-3178 |
Upgrade failure will occur when using special characters (escape back slash) in topology. | ECA-466 |
In SmartRF mode, the AP510 power may temporarily drop to 0dBm and returns to 4dBm. | ECA-469 |
With on-air-busy channel conditions, it is possible for the ACS not to produce the expected results. In this instance, perform manual channel selection. | ECA-528 |
Widgets do not show tooltips for lower and upper values. This issue will be addressed in a future release. | ECA-567 |
Firmware for ExtremeWireless AP3900 series access points does not currently support Smart RF. No Smart RF data is displayed. | ECA-1484 |
With 11r enabled on an 802.1x network, a Windows 10 PC with an Intel Wi-Fi card (ax200, ax210), running driver version 22.170.0.3 cannot reconnect automatically after an MU is disconnected. The workaround is to toggle the Wi-Fi off and on from the PC. | WOS-4480 |
Default router/gateway should be configured with a next-hop associated with one of the physical interfaces. Pointing the default route to the Admin interface will lead to issues because access points will not get the correct services from the data plane. We recommend setting the default route via data ports, and if necessary, configuring static routes on the Admin port for administration level access. | Info |
For AP deployments in remote locations where access points and controllers may need to be discovered and connected over firewalls, a best practice is to leverage DNS or DHCP Option 60/43 methods for zero-touch-provisioning discovery. These methods provide direct connectivity to the defined IP address. DHCP Option 78, which refers to the controller as a Service Location Protocol – Directory Agent (SLP- DA), requires the exchange of SLP protocol between the AP and the appliance at the core, necessitating that UDP 427 be allowed by any firewall in the path. For such installations, discovery over DHCP Option 78 assist is not recommended. When using SLP, for an AP to establish connection with a controller, it must first exchange SLP Directory Agent registration before IPSEC establishment with the eventual controller. That means that SLP UDP 427 must be open along the path. Further issues can occur if Network Address Translation (NAT) is involved. While this method is popular and widely deployed within a homogenous campus, it may result in inadvertent complications for remote connections. Therefore, it should not be used in favor of an alternate method (DHCP 60/43, DNS, or static override). | Info |
When configuring system for NTP time assignment, ensure that the NTP server is properly configured. Incorrect time settings (like timestamps far in the future) may adversely affect system operation, such as certificate expiration that may trigger failures in device registration or system instability. | Info nse0003696 |
Appliances in a High-Availability pair must be of the same model and at the same exact software revision (and time synched) for configuration synchronization to propagate to the peer. During the upgrade process of a High-Availability pair, any configuration changes made while only one appliance has been upgraded (and therefore resulting in a version mismatch) will not be propagated until the peer is correspondingly upgraded to the same revision. We recommend that you NOT perform configuration changes to one of the members of a High-Availability pair while the peer has a different software revision. | Info nse0005086 |
For High-Availability configurations, during upgrade phases or configuration restore operations, wait until the availability link is established and synchronized before attempting to make any new configuration changes. The Availability status will only re-establish to Synched status when both appliances are running the exact same firmware revision. During upgrade periods, the Availability link will only re-establish when both the appliance status of availability link and synchronization status can be found. Go to: "Network Health" widget on the Dashboard, or Administration -> System -> Availability | Info ECA-776 |
Recommendation settings for setup of redundant RADIUS server authentication: Response Window to 5s [Default: 20s] Revival Interval to 10s [Default: 60s] | Info ECA-875 |
SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS
Browsers | Version | OS |
---|---|---|
Chrome | 117.0.5938.152 | Windows 10, Windows 11 |
Microsoft Edge | 117.0.2045.60 | Windows 10, Windows 11 |
Firefox | 118.0.01 | Windows 10, Windows 11 |
Safari | 15.4 (17613.1.17.1.13) | iOS 16.7.1 |
Note: Microsoft IE browser is not supported for UI management.
PORT LIST
The following list of ports may need to remain open so that the Appliances and APs will function properly on a network that includes protection equipment like a firewall.
ExtremeCloud IQ Controller TCP/UDP Port Assignment Reference
Comp. Source | Comp. Dest | Protocol (TCP/UDP) | Src Port | Dest Port | Service | Remark | Open Firewall Req'd | |
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Ports for AP/Appliance Communication | ||||||||
Appliance | Access Point | UDP | Any | 13910 | WASSP | Management and Data Tunnel between AP and Appliance | Yes | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 13910 | WASSP | Management and Data Tunnel between AP and Appliance | Yes | |
Appliance | Access Point | UDP | Any | 4500 | Secured WASSP | Management Tunnel between AP and Appliance | Optional | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 4500 | Secured WASSP | Management Tunnel between AP and Appliance | Optional | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 13907 | WASSP | AP Registration to Appliance | Yes | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 67 | DHCP Server | If Appliance is DHCP Server for AP | Optional | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 68 | DHCP Server | If Appliance is DHCP Server for AP | Optional | |
Access Point | Appliance | UDP | Any | 427 | SLP | AP Registration to Appliance | Optional | |
Appliance | Access Point | TCP/UDP | Any | 69 | TFTP | AP image transfer | Yes | |
Access Point | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 69 | TFTP | AP image transfer | Yes | |
Appliance | Access Point | TCP/UDP | Any | 22 | SCP | AP traces | Yes | |
Any | Access Point | TCP | Any | 2002, 2003 | RCAPD | AP Real Capture (if enabled) | Optional | |
Any | Access Point | TCP/UDP | Any | 22 | SSH | Remote AP login (if enabled) | Optional | |
Any | Access Point | TCP/UDP | Any | 445 | Microsoft CIFS | LDAP support | Optional | |
Any | Access Point | TCP/UDP | Any | 137, 138, 139 | NetBIOS | LDAP support | Optional | |
Ports for Appliance Management | ||||||||
Any | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 22 | SSH | Appliance CLI access | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 5825 | HTTPS | Appliance GUI access | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 161 | SNMP | Appliance SNMP access | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 162 | SNMP Trap | Appliance SNMP access | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP | Any | 80 | HTTP | Appliance SNMP access ICP Self Registration | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP | Any | 443 | HTTPS | ICP Self Registration | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | UDP | Any | 500 | IKE | IKE phase 1 | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | TCP/UDP | Any | 69 | TFTP | TFTP support | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | UDP | Any | 4500 | IPSec | IPSec NAT traversal | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | UDP | Any | 13907 | Discovery | Used by Discovery | Yes | |
Any | Appliance | UDP | Any | 13910 | WASSP | Used by L3 WASSP | Yes | |
Ports for Inter Controller Mobility¹ and Availability | ||||||||
Appliance | Appliance | UDP | Any | 13911 | WASSP | Mobility and Availability Tunnel | Yes | |
Appliance | Appliance | TCP | Any | 427 | SLP | SLP Directory | Yes | |
Appliance | Appliance | TCP | Any | 20506 | Langley | Remote Langley Secure | Yes | |
Appliance | Appliance | TCP | Any | 60606 | Mobility | VN MGR | Yes | |
Core Back-End Communication | ||||||||
Appliance | Appliance | TCP | Any | 123 | NTP | Availability time sync | Yes | |
Appliance | DHCP Server | UDP | Any | 67 | SLP | Asking DHCP Server for SLP DA | Yes | |
DHCP Server | Appliance | UDP | Any | 68 | SLP | RespoECA from DHCP Server for SLP DA request | Yes | |
Appliance | Appliance | TCP | Any | 6380 | REDIS | High Availability (HA) Pair Configuration Synchronization | Yes | |
Appliance | DNS Server | UDP | Any | 53 | DNS | If using DNS | Optional | |
Appliance | Syslog Server | UDP | Any | 514 | Syslog | If Appliance logs to external syslog server | Optional | |
Appliance | RADIUS Server | UDP | Any | 1812 | RADIUS Authentication and Authorization | If using RADIUS AAA | Optional | |
Appliance | RADIUS Server | UDP | Any | 1813 | RADIUS Accounting | If enabled RADIUS accounting | Optional | |
Appliance | RADIUS Server | UDP | Any | 1814 | RADIUS Authentication and Authorization | If using RADIUS AAA | Optional | |
Appliance | RADIUS Server | UDP | Any | 1815 | RADIUS Accounting | If enabled RADIUS accounting | Optional | |
Dynamic Auth. Server (NAC) | Appliance | UDP | Any | 3799 | DAS | Request from DAS client to disconnect a specific client | Optional | |
Appliance | AeroScout Server | UDP | Any | 1144 | 12092 | Location Based Service Proxy | Aeroscout Location-Based Service | Optional |
AeroScout Server | Appliance | UDP | Any | 12092 | 1144 | Location Based | Aeroscout Location-Based Service | Optional |
IETF STANDARDS MIB SUPPORT:
RFC No. | Title | Groups Supported |
---|---|---|
Draft version of 802.11 | IEEE802dot11-MIB | |
1213 | RFC1213-MIB | Most of the objects supported |
1573 | IF-MIB | ifTable and interface scalar supported |
1907 | SNMPv2-MIB | System scalars supported |
1493 | BRIDGE-MIB | EWC supports relevant subset of the MIB |
2674 | P-BRIDGE-MIB | EWC supports relevant subset of the MIB |
2674 | Q-BRIDGE-MIB | EWC supports relevant subset of the MIB |
EXTREME NETWORKS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE MIB SUPPORT
Extreme Networks Private Enterprise MIBs are available in ASN.1 format from the Extreme Networks website at: https://extremeportal.force.com/.
Standard MIBs
Title | Description |
---|---|
IEEE802dot11-MIB | Standard MIB for wireless devices |
RFC1213-MIB.my | Standard MIB for system information |
IF-MIB | Interface MIB |
SNMPv2-MIB | Standard MIB for system information |
BRIDGE-MIB | VLAN configuration information that pertains to EWC |
P-BRIDGE-MIB | VLAN configuration information that pertains to EWC |
Q-BRIDGE-MIB | VLAN configuration information that pertains to EWC |
Siemens Proprietary MIB
Title | Description |
---|---|
HIPATH-WIRELESS-HWC-MIB.my | Configuration and statistics related to EWC and associated objects |
HIPATH-WIRELESS-PRODUCTS-MIB.my | Defines product classes |
HIPATH-WIRELESS-DOT11-EXTNS-MIB.my | Extension to IEEE802dot11-MIB that complements standard MIB |
HIPATH-WIRELESS-SMI.my | Root for Chantry/Siemens MIB |
802.11AC AND 802.11N CLIENTS
Please refer to the latest release notes for Extreme Wireless™ 10.41.09 or later and/or Extreme Wireless WiNG 5.9.02 or later for the list of compatibility test devices.
RADIUS SERVERS AND SUPPLICANTS
RADIUS Servers Used During Testing
Vendor | Model OS | Version | |
---|---|---|---|
FreeRADIUS | 1.1.6 | FreeRADIUS | |
FreeRADIUS | 1.0.1 | FreeRADIUS | |
FreeRADIUS IAS | 5.2.3790.3959 | Microsoft Server 2003 IAS | |
SBR50 | 6.1.6 | SBR Enterprise edition | |
NPS | 6.0.6002.18005 | Microsoft Server 2008 NPS |
802.1x Supplicants Supported
Vendor | Model OS | Version |
---|---|---|
Juniper Networks® / Funk | Odyssey client | Version 5.10.14353.0 |
Version 5.00.12709.0 | ||
Version 4.60.49335.0 | ||
Microsoft® | Wireless Zero Configuration | Version Windows XP-4K-891859-Beta1 |
Wireless Network Connection Configuration | Version Microsoft Window Server 2003, Enterprise Edition R2 SP2 | |
Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2)/Wireless Provisioning Services Information Element (WPS IE) update for Windows XP with Service Pack 2 | Version WindowsXP-KB893357-v2-x86-ENU.exe | |
Intel® | Intel PRO Set/Wireless | Version 13.0.0.x (with Windows® Intel® driver version 13.0.0.x) |
Microsoft® Wireless Zero | Windows 7, 8, 8.1 Pro, 10 Pro Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Mobile 10 | Provided with Windows® |
Appliance LAN Switch Verification
Vendor | Model OS | Version | Role |
---|---|---|---|
Extreme | X-460-G2 | 12.5.4.5 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | X440G2-48p-10G4 | 21.1.1.4 | XIQC connectivity |
Extreme | Summit 300-48 | 7.6e1.4 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | VSP-4850GTS-PWR (6.0.1.1_B003) (PRIVATE) HW Base: ERS 4850 | XIQC connection | |
Extreme | K6 | 08.63.02.0004 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | K6 | 08.42.03.0006 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | X440G2-48p-10GE4 | 21.1.5.2 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | X440-G2-12p | 21.1.1.4 | XIQC connection |
Extreme | X460-48p | 12.5.4.5 | XIQC connection |
Cisco | Catalyst 3550 | 12.1(19)EA1c | XIQC connection |
CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY
Server Vendor | Model OS | Version |
---|---|---|
Microsoft CA | Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition | 5.2.3790.1830 |
Microsoft CA | Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition | 6.0 |
OpenSSL | Linux | 1.1.1g |
RADIUS ATTRIBUTES SUPPORT
RADIUS Authentication and Authorization Attributes
Attribute | RFC Source |
---|---|
Called-Station-Id | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Calling-Station-Id | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Class | RFC 2865 |
EAP-Message | RFC 3579 |
Event-Timestamp | RFC 2869 |
Filter-Id | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Framed-IPv6-Pool | RFC 3162 |
Framed-MTU | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Framed-Pool | RFC 2869 |
Idle-Timeout | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Message-Authenticator | RFC 3579 |
NAS-Identifier | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
NAS-IP-Address | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
NAS-IPv6-Address | RFC 3162 |
NAS-Port | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
NAS-Port-Id | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
NAS-Port-Type | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Password-Retry | RFC 2869 |
Service-Type | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Session-Timeout | RFC 2865 |
State | RFC 2865 |
Termination-Action | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Tunnel Attributes | RFC 2867, RFC 2868, RFC 3580 |
User-Name | RFC 2865, RFC 3580 |
Vendor-Specific | RFC 2865 |
RADIUS Accounting Attributes
Attribute | RFC Source |
---|---|
Acct-Authentic | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Delay-Time | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Input-Octets | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Input-Packets | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Interim-Interval | RFC 2869 |
Acct-Output-Octets | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Output-Packets | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Session-Id | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Session-Time | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Status-Type | RFC 2866 |
Acct-Terminate-Cause | RFC 2866 |
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