Profiles and Configurations

Profiles and configuration settings can be created by importing the data from an import file. The import file supplies data that match the fields of a particular profile or configuration in the AirDefense GUI. There is a column for each field in the profile or configuration that exists in the GUI.

There is a special record for scheduling AP Tests or Wireless Vulnerability Assessments. Before you can schedule an AP Test or Wireless Vulnerability Assessment, profile data must be created by importing through an import file or through the GUI. Information about scheduling AP Tests or Wireless Vulnerability Assessments can be found in the Scheduling AP Test or Vulnerability Assessment topic.

To view the information, click on a link below in the AirDefense Help.

Note

You can only access this information in the AirDefense Help.

• FOLDER
• ACCESS_CONFIG
• APT_PROFILE
• AUTOPLACEMENT_RULE
• CHANNEL_CONFIG
• CLEAR_COMM
• CLI_CONF

  Mapping for Device Type:

  • ap51x1=1
  • ap71x1=2
  • ws2000=4
  • ws5100=5
  • rfsx000=6
  • airespace=7
  • wm3x00=8
  • ap35x0=9
  • ap47x0=10
  • brx000=11
  • br51x1=12
  • br71x1=13
  • ap7181=14
  • Cisco1200Plugin=20
  • cb3000=23
  • ap650SA5000R=
  • Wing 5.2=25
  • IRIS=26
  • SILK=27
  • ArubaPlugin=28
  • extreme.WM2000Plugin=50
• CLI_PROF
• COMM_SETTINGS
• COMM_SETTINGS_LOC
• DELETE_PROFILE
• IDS_FREQ
• IDS_PROFILE
• KEY_PROFILE
• LBS_CONFIG
• LOC_RSSI
• LOC_REGION
• LOC_PRESENCE
• LOC_SUB
• NAMED_PROFILE
• PERF_POLICY
• POLL_SETTINGS
• RADIUS_CONFIG
• RADIUS_INFO
• REALM_CONFIG
• RELAY_PARAMS
• SCHEDULED_IMPORT
• SECURITY_PROFILE
• SENSOR_SETTINGS
• SYSTEM_SETTINGS
• USER_INFO
• WLAN_PROFILE

  Import Rules:

  • The last field NUM_KEYS_RADIUS_SERVERS is zero by default.
  • For protocol EAP,WPA and WPA2, RADIUS server information is expected.
  • RADIUS Server information is preceded by record name radius_info and followed by RADIUS server name.
  • For WPA_PSK and WPA2_PSK, the primary shared key and ascii value need to be made available.
  • If the protocol is Shared or Open, then Key information needs to be provided. The key information is specified as follows: KEY_PROFILE,<Index 1,2..>, <transmit key/default TRUE>, <ascii/default TRUE>,<The WEP Key>
  • If the number of keys/radius servers are greater than 0, no further WLAN profiles will be accepted until all keys or RADIUS server information is provided. Information can be sent in any sequence except for WLAN profiles and LBS profiles which require information in that order.
• WVA_PROFILE